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Session 2- Operation Rejuvenation! The Skippers proudly present - The Jungle Cruise Backstory - Located deep in the heart of the Amazon Jungle a Trading Company thrived in a tourist village. One day a skipper of the Amazon Trading Company took some stowaways on a cruise, a jungle cruise. The...

Guardians of the Galaxy: Escape from the Kyln Walking towards what was once Stitch’s Great Escape, there is now a large building resembling the Kyln prison from the movie, Guardians of the Galaxy. Dark and gritty, the prison is foreboding and menacing. As we enter, the interior is just as...

I'd like to join, as well.

I don't think so. Seems there's little interest, and I myself think it's probably time to let it die.

Perhaps.

Those all sound good. I do think an area based on Prydain would be a compelling area for a theme park.

The Lion King is arguably considered a classic. Regardless, we should not worry about real-world problems, as I stated before. Also, I had no intention to base Main Street on New Orleans, but instead, the entire United States during the Jazz Age.

I don't think that the popularity of a film should have much to do with its representation in the parks. For example, Mr. Toad gets arguably more representation than The Lion King, which is extremely disproportional to their respective popularities. Besides, as I said in the first post...

I think, to a certain degree, Fantasyland works best when it is composed of many sublands. These are my thoughts: Castle Courtyard --Castle walkthrough --Castle restaurant --Cinderella restaurant --Sword in the Stone --Snow White --Pinocchio England -London --Peter Pan's Flight --Mary Poppins...

It's funny that you mentioned El Dorado, because that's the theme I had in mind for the Indiana Jones ride. Also, that rendering (I believe its from idealbuildout) also represents the Aztecs/Mayans/Toltecs, which were North American cultures. Because there is no North American section of this...

Even though no Disney Parks have two log flumes, parks having two rides with similar or even identical ride systems is not unheard of. I think, as long as they do not feel similar, we won't have a problem. Okay, so, Attractions (if anybody else has some ideas, feel free to share them!)...

Actually, it is Mesoamerica, probably Mexico or Guatemala. That's true. I think maybe nix the flume in Adventureland (or maybe even nix the Frontierland one?).

I do think we should incorporate some more original ideas, while still keeping the charm of the classics. My thoughts are for a South American area, since that is the least-explored locale for Disney Parks I can think of. I can't think of a single South American-themed attraction or area! My...

Sorry I've been gone. I was on a cruise to Mexico. Anyway, I've thought about it, and I've decided that we probably don't need to go into detail about the attractions. After all, we have an entire resort to attend to! Next, I think we should work on Adventureland. My thoughts are for an...

Sorry for my shaky math! It's not 4%, its closer to 27%. I accidentally divided from the entire world's population, and got close to 4. That shows how good I am with math ;). Your points make a lot of sense. Thanks for the rebuttal. P.S. I meant for the park to be in Singapore, not Indonesia. I...