Basketbuddy101
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Sounds good to me (Goofy). About the chaos, maybe you have an idea?
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Team Younger: SYWTBAI Season 14, Project Four Open Brainstorming
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mharrington
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No, no ideas for the chaos, just Goofy.
EmFromPlanetEarth
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I'm not entirely sure. maybe we could put it in the tommorowland terrace.
Magic Feather
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Maybe, although I am a bit concerned about making a broadway show a B, as they can be E's D's &C's in their own right. Could you maybe give a big more detail as to the proposed scale?
Magic Feather
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So here is what is going to happen, since I am not willing to commit to a the broadway concept without a bit more detail, @ThatGuyFromFlorida , can you make a significant portion of the write up for your concept by 12:00 EST tommorow? I will elaborate on the turntable cinema concept I was working on. If it doesn't seem to work, or isn't on time, we will just go with the backup cinema. @IAmNotAHufflepuff , you can help wherever. Maybe do final edits and revisions?
IAmNotAHufflepuff
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That'll be fine.
EmFromPlanetEarth
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The stage area would be where the ordering area was, and the backstage would behind there. Also, the roof will be extended and remodeled to have more room as well as fitting with the theming. It will probably be the same size as tommorowland terrace.
Magic Feather
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Ok, I am still having a bit of trouble envisioning this. PS The Following message is not directed solely at you @ThatGuyFromFlorida , but all of Team Younger. We have seemed to lack in the detail catergory throughuot the game, which seems to be our kryptonite, so we really need to step this up. Because it is less than 24 hours until the deadline, I am going to fully flesh out the cinema 2.0, however, I encourage you to do the same for the theater, including what it entails, and what is inside playing. Please have fully complete and ready for edits version ready by 6 EST for @IAmNotAHufflepuff , and then we will see which idea seems to fit what Tiki and MEW are looking for. If you have any thoughts, improvements, or complaints with this plan, please let me know, as I really want this to be best for all of us.
EmFromPlanetEarth
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MAIN STREET THEATER
The stage area would be where the ordering area was, and the backstage would behind there. Also, the roof will be extended and remodeled to have more room as well as fitting with the theming. It will probably be the same size as tommorowland terrace. The theater will play shows such as aladdin the musical and an exclusive marry poppins show.
The stage area would be where the ordering area was, and the backstage would behind there. Also, the roof will be extended and remodeled to have more room as well as fitting with the theming. It will probably be the same size as tommorowland terrace. The theater will play shows such as aladdin the musical and an exclusive marry poppins show.
Magic Feather
Well-Known Member
Main Street Cinema
Now Featuring a Carousel of Classic Cartoons
New on Main Street USA is a new B-Ticket attraction found in the main street cinema. This approximately 22min attraction will take guests in an inversed carousel theater that will take guests through three Disney animated short films from the early 20th century. Both the current cinema store, and Uptown Jewlers will be modified to accomodate for this new addition. Guests will enter through the pre-existing cinema façade, but instead of continue straight into the theater, you veer right into the new lobby area. Here, simple wooden decor, and velvet curtains decorate the space. Guests will then be escorted behind a curtain into a small quarter of the turntable theater. Each quarter seats 24 people, with standing room for 10 more. This leads to a very low hourly capacity, however, demand is also expected to be low. If necessary, the turntable will be turned to where guests can move between theaters, and it will be stationary. In the intended state, guests will turn into the first theater, where a short introduction will play, followed by the playing of a classic Fab 5 Cartoon, that rotates monthly. In the following theater, guests will view Steamboat Willie year round. Lastly, a seasonally themed cartoon will play. Guests will exit into a smaller Uptown Jewlers.
Now Featuring a Carousel of Classic Cartoons
New on Main Street USA is a new B-Ticket attraction found in the main street cinema. This approximately 22min attraction will take guests in an inversed carousel theater that will take guests through three Disney animated short films from the early 20th century. Both the current cinema store, and Uptown Jewlers will be modified to accomodate for this new addition. Guests will enter through the pre-existing cinema façade, but instead of continue straight into the theater, you veer right into the new lobby area. Here, simple wooden decor, and velvet curtains decorate the space. Guests will then be escorted behind a curtain into a small quarter of the turntable theater. Each quarter seats 24 people, with standing room for 10 more. This leads to a very low hourly capacity, however, demand is also expected to be low. If necessary, the turntable will be turned to where guests can move between theaters, and it will be stationary. In the intended state, guests will turn into the first theater, where a short introduction will play, followed by the playing of a classic Fab 5 Cartoon, that rotates monthly. In the following theater, guests will view Steamboat Willie year round. Lastly, a seasonally themed cartoon will play. Guests will exit into a smaller Uptown Jewlers.
Basketbuddy101
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Excellent. I'll have the C-Ticket up within the next 15 minutes.
Magic Feather
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@Basketbuddy101 and @mharrington how are your parts coming along. We need them in ASAP. If you cant get them in within 30-60 min. I can't guarantee a turn in on my part.
Basketbuddy101
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Mickey's Magical Madcap Adventure
Ride Length: 02:30 Minutes
Construction Time: 2 Years
'Mickey's Magical Madcap Adventure' is a fast paced dark ride in the spirit of Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, combining elements of a traditional Fantasyland dark ride with the general Main Street U.S.A. theme to create a fun-filled, unique experience for guests of the Magic Kingdom. Because this is the first dark ride attempted for any Main Street in any Disney park, great care will go into making the attraction 'fit' seamlessly into the area without a clash of themes. For that very reason, the attraction will take place during the early 20th Century, coinciding with the lives of such famous stage performers as Harry Houdini and Howard Thurston.
The Story:
Mickey's Magic Show is in town! While some guests are meeting Mickey Mouse backstage at his meeting greet, we have the option to follow him on one of his magic tour aboard one of his signature caravans to the next stop on his tour. His assistant, The Great Goofini (Goofy), has agreed to join Mickey on the tour, which can only mean one thing: a 'hatful' of trouble. Guests are to proceed to Mickey's dressing room and out the backstage door, where one Mickey's caravan waits to take us away.
The Attraction:
The attraction itself will be built in the space formerly-occupied by the Tinkerbell meet and greet. The meet and greet space will be gutted and replaced with the attraction's queue, and a supplementary structure will be built on the northeastern corner of the building to house the attraction itself. The 'Magic Mickey' meeting greet will remain untouched, complimenting the attraction, which will become the focal point of the Town Square Theater. The majority of the original building will remain the same, including the original waiting area, which up until this point was completely underutilized. Because the attraction will draw more guests to the theater, the queue will finally be utilized to its full capacity, keeping guests inside the building as they wait, alleviating crowds from the outside of the building on hot summer days. As far as the ride experience is concerned, the attraction will utilize classic dark ride elements including but not limited to set pieces, animatronics, painted cutouts, water effects, heat effects, rigged practical effects, and moderate use of modern projection mapping.
Mickey's Dressing Room
After winding through the familiar lobby queue, guests will proceed into the new "Dressing Room" portion of the queue. Guests wind through a large brick room, adorned with posters of some of the most famous stage performers in history. Brightly-lit mirrors line one end of the room, with the other side littered with stage props and magic equipment. Several bubbling beakers and strange contraptions buzz noisily as guests can hear Mickey performing from behind one of the stage doors, the sound of roaring applause audible in the distance. Goofy makes an announcement over the PA system. "Attention, ladies and gentlegerms, this is the Great Goofini, Mickey's stage partner. Mickey's Magic Show will be concludin' in a few moments. All guests are to report to their caravans, and gawrsh, I'm supposed to meet Mickey outside in a few minutes! I'd better get goin'. Ehh, just head on through the dressing room, folks. Your caravan's parked right outside. See ya soon."
Loading/Unloading Area
Upon leaving the dressing room, guests find themselves in an 'outdoor' alleyway just outside the theater. A fire escape is attached to the theater's expansive brick wall, along with a large mural of Mickey the Magician pulling a rabbit out of his hat. A fiber optic star field on the ceiling creates the illusion of an expansive night sky as the caravans pull up from the corner of the building, approaching the loading area. Guests quickly board one of three rows on their caravan. As the lap bars are lowered, the attraction's spiel is heard via onboard speakers. "Hiya! Mickey here. For your safety, keep your arms, hands, feet, and legs inside the caravan, and watch your kids. Be on the lookout for any loose bunny rabbits!" The vehicle proceeds through the alleyway and back into the theater.
The Caravan Vehicle:
The Adventure Begins:
The caravan quickly weaves past a set of stage doors and into a staircase, where Goofy stands a few steps above, clutching a rustling bag. Mickey waits at the foot of the stairs, his hand on a door that reads "EXIT." Goofy struggles to control the bag. "Time to get this show on the road, but first, here's that magic bag o' yours, Mickey." Mickey shakes his head. "Goofy, be careful with—!" With that, the bag zips open, and via projection mapping, a collection of sparkly bits of dust fly out of the bag, spanning across the entire staircase. A flash of light streaks brightly as the bag seems to expand in size via the projection mapping and then swallow the caravan whole. Guests zoom into darkness.
Down the Top Hat Tunnel
The caravan glides along the track as Mickey and Goofy provide context via the onboard speakers. "Mickey, where in the world are we?" The caravan approaches a large tunnel in the shape of a top hat. "I-I think we're inside my magic bag, Goof." Goofy's teeth can be heard chattering. "Err, what did you say you kept in this thing again?" Guests spot an oversized playing card on one end and a magic wand on the other end. "I think we're about to find out!" The caravan proceeds into the top hat, emerging in a large vegetable garden occupied by several rabbit cutouts. After winding past oversized cabbages, turnips and tomatoes, the caravan speeds past an animatronic rabbit, ridden by none other than Mickey and Goofy. "Hey, Mickey!" Goofy screams. "How do ya steer this feller?" The caravan travels through a hollow basket; guests are then squirted with water by a large, spinning watering can as several carrots 'pop' out from the ground below. A few rabbits are feeding from some lettuce leaves as a sea of even more rabbits fall from out of the sky via projection mapping. The caravan travels under a massive picket fence and into another room.
The Endless Mirror Realm:
In classic funhouse fashion, the caravan speeds through a room lined by countless mirrors. Guests scream as the mirrors cloud their vision, creating various instances of on-head collisions with another caravan. Fiber optic stars twinkle overhead as the caravan spins, dips and bumps pass an endless sea of mirrors. The entire scene is perhaps the simplest in the attraction, but that doesn't make it any less effective for guests, or fun for that matter.
The Funhouse of Cards
The caravan enters an extensive 'house of cards,' a room covered in large, spinning Mickey Mouse playing cards. For a few seconds, it becomes difficult to tell which way is up and down, as the cards spin along multiples axes. Guests look overhead to see Mickey and Goofy clutching on to a single card for dear life. "Mickey, I don't mind a good card trick, but only when you're the one doin' the tricking!" Goofy yells as Mickey clutches to the edge of the card with one glove. The caravan dodges a rogue playing card and then proceeds into the next show scene.
The Hall of Fiery Hula Hoops
After leaving the Funhouse of Cards, the caravan speeds through a straight and narrow hallway of spinning hula hoops. A classic "spinning tunnel" effect will be utilized here to give guests the sensation of the entire tunnel rotating. Guests feel a blast of hot air as the caravan proceeds through a series of brightly-colored, spinning hula hoops. As soon as the caravan approaches one of the hoops, they feel a blast of hot air as the hula hoop appears to burst into flames via projection mapping.
The Room of a Thousand Swords
In one of the more exciting scenes in the attraction, the caravan pushes through a room scattered with large, black boxes with question marks on them. Guests look to the edge of the room to see one of the boxes open, revealing a terrified Mickey and Goofy, who are inches away from a large silver sword, which appears to levitate in the air. "Do somethin', Mickey! Say the magic words!" Goofy yells. "uh, uh…bibbidi bobbity…no, that's not it…" The caravan dodges several swords falling from the ceiling, rigged to fall at the moment in which the vehicle approaches them.
The Flooded Tank:
The caravan proceeds into "The Flooded Chamber," an expansive room made to look like the inside of a massive water tank. Guests feel blasts of cold air as a "ripple" effect simulates water waves. A large rubber ducky "floats" gracefully above the caravan, simulating the sensation of being underwater. The caravan passes a few rock formations and plant life, along with a few fish figures, including Nemo, an easter egg that only the sharpest of guests will be able to locate. Mickey and Goofy can be seen floating beside an empty treasure chest. The two are in scuba gear. Mickey is holding a magic wand. The muffled, bubble-filled voice of Mickey calls out to Goofy. "Hey, Goof?" "Yeah, Mickey?" "I wished you would've told me you had the spare wand a little earlier." "Gawrsh, sorry, Mickey! Looks like I forgot." With that, the caravan travels through a door painted to look like a drain.
The End:
The caravan seems to exit the bag, made evident by the large zipper along the edge of the exit archway. Guests find themselves back in the familiar Town Square Theater, albeit backstage. Mickey and Goofy appear at the edge of Mickey's closet, which includes his coat, wand, and magic hat. The two of them are clutching the magic bag, which wiggles helplessly. "Gawrsh, Mickey, how'd ya fit all of that in this one here magic bag?" Mickey chuckles. "Sorry, Goof. A good magician never reveals his secrets. Huh hah!" Mickey waves goodbye to guests with his loose hand as the caravan approaches the exit dock.
Ride Length: 02:30 Minutes
Construction Time: 2 Years
'Mickey's Magical Madcap Adventure' is a fast paced dark ride in the spirit of Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, combining elements of a traditional Fantasyland dark ride with the general Main Street U.S.A. theme to create a fun-filled, unique experience for guests of the Magic Kingdom. Because this is the first dark ride attempted for any Main Street in any Disney park, great care will go into making the attraction 'fit' seamlessly into the area without a clash of themes. For that very reason, the attraction will take place during the early 20th Century, coinciding with the lives of such famous stage performers as Harry Houdini and Howard Thurston.
The Story:
Mickey's Magic Show is in town! While some guests are meeting Mickey Mouse backstage at his meeting greet, we have the option to follow him on one of his magic tour aboard one of his signature caravans to the next stop on his tour. His assistant, The Great Goofini (Goofy), has agreed to join Mickey on the tour, which can only mean one thing: a 'hatful' of trouble. Guests are to proceed to Mickey's dressing room and out the backstage door, where one Mickey's caravan waits to take us away.
The Attraction:
The attraction itself will be built in the space formerly-occupied by the Tinkerbell meet and greet. The meet and greet space will be gutted and replaced with the attraction's queue, and a supplementary structure will be built on the northeastern corner of the building to house the attraction itself. The 'Magic Mickey' meeting greet will remain untouched, complimenting the attraction, which will become the focal point of the Town Square Theater. The majority of the original building will remain the same, including the original waiting area, which up until this point was completely underutilized. Because the attraction will draw more guests to the theater, the queue will finally be utilized to its full capacity, keeping guests inside the building as they wait, alleviating crowds from the outside of the building on hot summer days. As far as the ride experience is concerned, the attraction will utilize classic dark ride elements including but not limited to set pieces, animatronics, painted cutouts, water effects, heat effects, rigged practical effects, and moderate use of modern projection mapping.
Mickey's Dressing Room
After winding through the familiar lobby queue, guests will proceed into the new "Dressing Room" portion of the queue. Guests wind through a large brick room, adorned with posters of some of the most famous stage performers in history. Brightly-lit mirrors line one end of the room, with the other side littered with stage props and magic equipment. Several bubbling beakers and strange contraptions buzz noisily as guests can hear Mickey performing from behind one of the stage doors, the sound of roaring applause audible in the distance. Goofy makes an announcement over the PA system. "Attention, ladies and gentlegerms, this is the Great Goofini, Mickey's stage partner. Mickey's Magic Show will be concludin' in a few moments. All guests are to report to their caravans, and gawrsh, I'm supposed to meet Mickey outside in a few minutes! I'd better get goin'. Ehh, just head on through the dressing room, folks. Your caravan's parked right outside. See ya soon."
Loading/Unloading Area
Upon leaving the dressing room, guests find themselves in an 'outdoor' alleyway just outside the theater. A fire escape is attached to the theater's expansive brick wall, along with a large mural of Mickey the Magician pulling a rabbit out of his hat. A fiber optic star field on the ceiling creates the illusion of an expansive night sky as the caravans pull up from the corner of the building, approaching the loading area. Guests quickly board one of three rows on their caravan. As the lap bars are lowered, the attraction's spiel is heard via onboard speakers. "Hiya! Mickey here. For your safety, keep your arms, hands, feet, and legs inside the caravan, and watch your kids. Be on the lookout for any loose bunny rabbits!" The vehicle proceeds through the alleyway and back into the theater.
The Caravan Vehicle:
The Adventure Begins:
The caravan quickly weaves past a set of stage doors and into a staircase, where Goofy stands a few steps above, clutching a rustling bag. Mickey waits at the foot of the stairs, his hand on a door that reads "EXIT." Goofy struggles to control the bag. "Time to get this show on the road, but first, here's that magic bag o' yours, Mickey." Mickey shakes his head. "Goofy, be careful with—!" With that, the bag zips open, and via projection mapping, a collection of sparkly bits of dust fly out of the bag, spanning across the entire staircase. A flash of light streaks brightly as the bag seems to expand in size via the projection mapping and then swallow the caravan whole. Guests zoom into darkness.
Down the Top Hat Tunnel
The caravan glides along the track as Mickey and Goofy provide context via the onboard speakers. "Mickey, where in the world are we?" The caravan approaches a large tunnel in the shape of a top hat. "I-I think we're inside my magic bag, Goof." Goofy's teeth can be heard chattering. "Err, what did you say you kept in this thing again?" Guests spot an oversized playing card on one end and a magic wand on the other end. "I think we're about to find out!" The caravan proceeds into the top hat, emerging in a large vegetable garden occupied by several rabbit cutouts. After winding past oversized cabbages, turnips and tomatoes, the caravan speeds past an animatronic rabbit, ridden by none other than Mickey and Goofy. "Hey, Mickey!" Goofy screams. "How do ya steer this feller?" The caravan travels through a hollow basket; guests are then squirted with water by a large, spinning watering can as several carrots 'pop' out from the ground below. A few rabbits are feeding from some lettuce leaves as a sea of even more rabbits fall from out of the sky via projection mapping. The caravan travels under a massive picket fence and into another room.
The Endless Mirror Realm:
In classic funhouse fashion, the caravan speeds through a room lined by countless mirrors. Guests scream as the mirrors cloud their vision, creating various instances of on-head collisions with another caravan. Fiber optic stars twinkle overhead as the caravan spins, dips and bumps pass an endless sea of mirrors. The entire scene is perhaps the simplest in the attraction, but that doesn't make it any less effective for guests, or fun for that matter.
The Funhouse of Cards
The caravan enters an extensive 'house of cards,' a room covered in large, spinning Mickey Mouse playing cards. For a few seconds, it becomes difficult to tell which way is up and down, as the cards spin along multiples axes. Guests look overhead to see Mickey and Goofy clutching on to a single card for dear life. "Mickey, I don't mind a good card trick, but only when you're the one doin' the tricking!" Goofy yells as Mickey clutches to the edge of the card with one glove. The caravan dodges a rogue playing card and then proceeds into the next show scene.
The Hall of Fiery Hula Hoops
After leaving the Funhouse of Cards, the caravan speeds through a straight and narrow hallway of spinning hula hoops. A classic "spinning tunnel" effect will be utilized here to give guests the sensation of the entire tunnel rotating. Guests feel a blast of hot air as the caravan proceeds through a series of brightly-colored, spinning hula hoops. As soon as the caravan approaches one of the hoops, they feel a blast of hot air as the hula hoop appears to burst into flames via projection mapping.
The Room of a Thousand Swords
In one of the more exciting scenes in the attraction, the caravan pushes through a room scattered with large, black boxes with question marks on them. Guests look to the edge of the room to see one of the boxes open, revealing a terrified Mickey and Goofy, who are inches away from a large silver sword, which appears to levitate in the air. "Do somethin', Mickey! Say the magic words!" Goofy yells. "uh, uh…bibbidi bobbity…no, that's not it…" The caravan dodges several swords falling from the ceiling, rigged to fall at the moment in which the vehicle approaches them.
The Flooded Tank:
The caravan proceeds into "The Flooded Chamber," an expansive room made to look like the inside of a massive water tank. Guests feel blasts of cold air as a "ripple" effect simulates water waves. A large rubber ducky "floats" gracefully above the caravan, simulating the sensation of being underwater. The caravan passes a few rock formations and plant life, along with a few fish figures, including Nemo, an easter egg that only the sharpest of guests will be able to locate. Mickey and Goofy can be seen floating beside an empty treasure chest. The two are in scuba gear. Mickey is holding a magic wand. The muffled, bubble-filled voice of Mickey calls out to Goofy. "Hey, Goof?" "Yeah, Mickey?" "I wished you would've told me you had the spare wand a little earlier." "Gawrsh, sorry, Mickey! Looks like I forgot." With that, the caravan travels through a door painted to look like a drain.
The End:
The caravan seems to exit the bag, made evident by the large zipper along the edge of the exit archway. Guests find themselves back in the familiar Town Square Theater, albeit backstage. Mickey and Goofy appear at the edge of Mickey's closet, which includes his coat, wand, and magic hat. The two of them are clutching the magic bag, which wiggles helplessly. "Gawrsh, Mickey, how'd ya fit all of that in this one here magic bag?" Mickey chuckles. "Sorry, Goof. A good magician never reveals his secrets. Huh hah!" Mickey waves goodbye to guests with his loose hand as the caravan approaches the exit dock.
Magic Feather
Well-Known Member
Mickey's Magical Madcap Adventure
Ride Length: 02:30 Minutes
Construction Time: 2 Years
'Mickey's Magical Madcap Adventure' is a fast paced dark ride in the spirit of Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, combining elements of a traditional Fantasyland dark ride with the general Main Street U.S.A. theme to create a fun-filled, unique experience for guests of the Magic Kingdom. Because this is the first dark ride attempted for any Main Street in any Disney park, great care will go into making the attraction 'fit' seamlessly into the area without a clash of themes. For that very reason, the attraction will take place during the early 20th Century, coinciding with the lives of such famous stage performers as Harry Houdini and Howard Thurston.
The Story:
Mickey's Magic Show is in town! While some guests are meeting Mickey Mouse backstage at his meeting greet, we have the option to follow him on one of his magic tour aboard one of his signature caravans to the next stop on his tour. His assistant, The Great Goofini (Goofy), has agreed to join Mickey on the tour, which can only mean one thing: a 'hatful' of trouble. Guests are to proceed to Mickey's dressing room and out the backstage door, where one Mickey's caravan waits to take us away.
The Attraction:
The attraction itself will be built in the space formerly-occupied by the Tinkerbell meet and greet. The meet and greet space will be gutted and replaced with the attraction's queue, and a supplementary structure will be built on the northeastern corner of the building to house the attraction itself. The 'Magic Mickey' meeting greet will remain untouched, complimenting the attraction, which will become the focal point of the Town Square Theater. The majority of the original building will remain the same, including the original waiting area, which up until this point was completely underutilized. Because the attraction will draw more guests to the theater, the queue will finally be utilized to its full capacity, keeping guests inside the building as they wait, alleviating crowds from the outside of the building on hot summer days. As far as the ride experience is concerned, the attraction will utilize classic dark ride elements including but not limited to set pieces, animatronics, painted cutouts, water effects, heat effects, rigged practical effects, and moderate use of modern projection mapping.
Mickey's Dressing Room
After winding through the familiar lobby queue, guests will proceed into the new "Dressing Room" portion of the queue. Guests wind through a large brick room, adorned with posters of some of the most famous stage performers in history. Brightly-lit mirrors line one end of the room, with the other side littered with stage props and magic equipment. Several bubbling beakers and strange contraptions buzz noisily as guests can hear Mickey performing from behind one of the stage doors, the sound of roaring applause audible in the distance. Goofy makes an announcement over the PA system. "Attention, ladies and gentlegerms, this is the Great Goofini, Mickey's stage partner. Mickey's Magic Show will be concludin' in a few moments. All guests are to report to their caravans, and gawrsh, I'm supposed to meet Mickey outside in a few minutes! I'd better get goin'. Ehh, just head on through the dressing room, folks. Your caravan's parked right outside. See ya soon."
Loading/Unloading Area
Upon leaving the dressing room, guests find themselves in an 'outdoor' alleyway just outside the theater. A fire escape is attached to the theater's expansive brick wall, along with a large mural of Mickey the Magician pulling a rabbit out of his hat. A fiber optic star field on the ceiling creates the illusion of an expansive night sky as the caravans pull up from the corner of the building, approaching the loading area. Guests quickly board one of three rows on their caravan. As the lap bars are lowered, the attraction's spiel is heard via onboard speakers. "Hiya! Mickey here. For your safety, keep your arms, hands, feet, and legs inside the caravan, and watch your kids. Be on the lookout for any loose bunny rabbits!" The vehicle proceeds through the alleyway and back into the theater.
The Caravan Vehicle:
The Adventure Begins:
The caravan quickly weaves past a set of stage doors and into a staircase, where Goofy stands a few steps above, clutching a rustling bag. Mickey waits at the foot of the stairs, his hand on a door that reads "EXIT." Goofy struggles to control the bag. "Time to get this show on the road, but first, here's that magic bag o' yours, Mickey." Mickey shakes his head. "Goofy, be careful with—!" With that, the bag zips open, and via projection mapping, a collection of sparkly bits of dust fly out of the bag, spanning across the entire staircase. A flash of light streaks brightly as the bag seems to expand in size via the projection mapping and then swallow the caravan whole. Guests zoom into darkness.
Down the Top Hat Tunnel
The caravan glides along the track as Mickey and Goofy provide context via the onboard speakers. "Mickey, where in the world are we?" The caravan approaches a large tunnel in the shape of a top hat. "I-I think we're inside my magic bag, Goof." Goofy's teeth can be heard chattering. "Err, what did you say you kept in this thing again?" Guests spot an oversized playing card on one end and a magic wand on the other end. "I think we're about to find out!" The caravan proceeds into the top hat, emerging in a large vegetable garden occupied by several rabbit cutouts. After winding past oversized cabbages, turnips and tomatoes, the caravan speeds past an animatronic rabbit, ridden by none other than Mickey and Goofy. "Hey, Mickey!" Goofy screams. "How do ya steer this feller?" The caravan travels through a hollow basket; guests are then squirted with water by a large, spinning watering can as several carrots 'pop' out from the ground below. A few rabbits are feeding from some lettuce leaves as a sea of even more rabbits fall from out of the sky via projection mapping. The caravan travels under a massive picket fence and into another room.
The Endless Mirror Realm:
In classic funhouse fashion, the caravan speeds through a room lined by countless mirrors. Guests scream as the mirrors cloud their vision, creating various instances of on-head collisions with another caravan. Fiber optic stars twinkle overhead as the caravan spins, dips and bumps pass an endless sea of mirrors. The entire scene is perhaps the simplest in the attraction, but that doesn't make it any less effective for guests, or fun for that matter.
The Funhouse of Cards
The caravan enters an extensive 'house of cards,' a room covered in large, spinning Mickey Mouse playing cards. For a few seconds, it becomes difficult to tell which way is up and down, as the cards spin along multiples axes. Guests look overhead to see Mickey and Goofy clutching on to a single card for dear life. "Mickey, I don't mind a good card trick, but only when you're the one doin' the tricking!" Goofy yells as Mickey clutches to the edge of the card with one glove. The caravan dodges a rogue playing card and then proceeds into the next show scene.
The Hall of Fiery Hula Hoops
After leaving the Funhouse of Cards, the caravan speeds through a straight and narrow hallway of spinning hula hoops. A classic "spinning tunnel" effect will be utilized here to give guests the sensation of the entire tunnel rotating. Guests feel a blast of hot air as the caravan proceeds through a series of brightly-colored, spinning hula hoops. As soon as the caravan approaches one of the hoops, they feel a blast of hot air as the hula hoop appears to burst into flames via projection mapping.
The Room of a Thousand Swords
In one of the more exciting scenes in the attraction, the caravan pushes through a room scattered with large, black boxes with question marks on them. Guests look to the edge of the room to see one of the boxes open, revealing a terrified Mickey and Goofy, who are inches away from a large silver sword, which appears to levitate in the air. "Do somethin', Mickey! Say the magic words!" Goofy yells. "uh, uh…bibbidi bobbity…no, that's not it…" The caravan dodges several swords falling from the ceiling, rigged to fall at the moment in which the vehicle approaches them.
The Flooded Tank:
The caravan proceeds into "The Flooded Chamber," an expansive room made to look like the inside of a massive water tank. Guests feel blasts of cold air as a "ripple" effect simulates water waves. A large rubber ducky "floats" gracefully above the caravan, simulating the sensation of being underwater. The caravan passes a few rock formations and plant life, along with a few fish figures, including Nemo, an easter egg that only the sharpest of guests will be able to locate. Mickey and Goofy can be seen floating beside an empty treasure chest. The two are in scuba gear. Mickey is holding a magic wand. The muffled, bubble-filled voice of Mickey calls out to Goofy. "Hey, Goof?" "Yeah, Mickey?" "I wished you would've told me you had the spare wand a little earlier." "Gawrsh, sorry, Mickey! Looks like I forgot." With that, the caravan travels through a door painted to look like a drain.
The End:
The caravan seems to exit the bag, made evident by the large zipper along the edge of the exit archway. Guests find themselves back in the familiar Town Square Theater, albeit backstage. Mickey and Goofy appear at the edge of Mickey's closet, which includes his coat, wand, and magic hat. The two of them are clutching the magic bag, which wiggles helplessly. "Gawrsh, Mickey, how'd ya fit all of that in this one here magic bag?" Mickey chuckles. "Sorry, Goof. A good magician never reveals his secrets. Huh hah!" Mickey waves goodbye to guests with his loose hand as the caravan approaches the exit dock.
Fantastic! @mharrington?
Magic Feather
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@mharrington , kf you do not post soon, I will post with an interim piece of your concept, and I would hate for your work not to be present.
Magic Feather
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I plan on using the cinema for the B, primarily due to greater detail and custom art. If there are any objections let me know. If @IAmNotAHufflepuff or @ThatGuyFromFlorida want to make an interim A, I will gladly add it in. Everyone has until 11:00
mharrington
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What do you mean an interim?
mharrington
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This exhibit of mine is located in the Firehouse. Imagine the Firehouse today, but with references to the Disney parks exhibit. It will probably expand next to that open area to the left:
I would have go to the right, but that's where the parade goes in and out. Anyway, all theme park artifacts from One Man's Dream will be relocated here, including some of the following images:
(Those posters back there and the shot of Walt are included here, too.)
The best way to describe this is a cross between the Disney parks section of One Man's Dream and The Disney Gallery.
I would have go to the right, but that's where the parade goes in and out. Anyway, all theme park artifacts from One Man's Dream will be relocated here, including some of the following images:
(Those posters back there and the shot of Walt are included here, too.)
The best way to describe this is a cross between the Disney parks section of One Man's Dream and The Disney Gallery.
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Magic Feather
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Thanks for pulling through in the end. Expect a few more tweaks to sound more professional, and add a bit of detail that you so used in brainstorming.This exhibit of mine is located in the Firehouse. Imagine the Firehouse today, but with references to the Disney parks exhibit. It will probably expand next to that open area to the left:
I would have go to the right, but that's where the parade goes in and out. Anyway, all theme park artifacts from One Man's Dream will be relocated here, including some of the following images:
(Those posters back there and the shot of Walt are included here, too.)
The best way to describe this is a cross between the Disney parks section of One Man's Dream and The Disney Gallery.
mharrington
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At one end of the room is a small theater, of about three or four benches, that plays a continuous film about the history of Disney parks in general and, being as it's about Walt Disney, Disneyland in particular. The theater is a whole lot smaller than what is pictured:
