The gist of your piece is more obvious to me as e talked about this quite a bit.  It was that the real feel of the artificial city was that of a planned to the nth degree environment. A place that had so many of the same markers and identifiers with today's urban planners of A21 policy. And one that you pay to get in, and pay to get out.

And it was kind of creepy.

The casual reader should know that it is Orlando itself that shows this over planning 'theme', and not the respective commercial institutions within it.  The 'bio-dome' only works because of those institutions and the incredible amount of revenue they generate.