They say it's better to have a daughter as a prostitute than a son as an urbanist, but! But these people who say that just weren't in Yoshkar-Ola. Here they built their Amsterdam, they built Bruges, they even built St. Basil's Cathedral, but they completely forgot about the people who would walk around in all this grace. Pedestrian areas and roads mix, to get to a cafe or a store, you have to cross a huge parking lot, where cars drive constantly, and basically no pedestrian crossings are provided. Alternatively, to get on or off the bridge, you have to walk along a ramp for the disabled. The developer probably forgot that the ramp is supposed to be an alternative route, not the only one. And it's everywhere here. It seems like the simplest things, but for some reason they never crossed the minds of the people who created this Russian Disneyland here. There will be a separate large article about the Russian Disneyland itself. Just the quickest of thoughts for now.

They say it's better to have a daughter as a prostitute than a son as an urbanist, but! But these people who say that just weren't in Yoshkar-Ola. Here they built their Amsterdam, they built Bruges, they even built St. Basil's Cathedral, but they completely forgot about the people who would walk around in all this grace. Pedestrian areas and roads mix, to get to a cafe or a store, you have to cross a huge parking lot, where cars drive constantly, and basically no pedestrian crossings are provided. Alternatively, to get on or off the bridge, you have to walk along a ramp for the disabled. The developer probably forgot that the ramp is supposed to be an alternative route, not the only one. And it's everywhere here. It seems like the simplest things, but for some reason they never crossed the minds of the people who created this Russian Disneyland here. There will be a separate large article about the Russian Disneyland itself. Just the quickest of thoughts for now.