When Daisy first calls Donald, the station looks nice. When she calls again later, it's turned rough.
This final shot is from the first call. Making it rough raises the stakes when Donald forgets her.
It's no longer a location gag, which is fine. It serves the story better to have the bus station look rough from the start.
Another thing. I believe Disney wasn't on board with the vagrant characters and just wanted them out. I get that regarding the Disney brand in this show.
That said, I like the way I designed those characters. I got to make up Disney vagrants. 😀
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I lay some pre-made grids over the storyboard panel and adjust them with Photoshop's perspective tool. I eyeball it this time instead of using vanishing points.
The horizon line (dark blue) is near the top of the frame so we look down into the room.
Then using the storyboard as a guide, I rough in the architecture and major elements.
Though I used reference for the pirate ship, it's a theater stage, not a seafaring vessel, so I cheated a lot of the logistics of a ship.