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So I have come up with a goal on our bucket list to visit every foreign Disney resort. I've been to both the American ones, and I got close to Paris (but didn't actually go there) when we had a layover there while flying to Frankfurt, Germany during our European Vacation. However, I've been...

Overview of Attractions Buena Vista Street 1. Red Trolley Car 2. Animation Academy 3. One Man's Dream Hollywood Land 4. Red Trolley Car 5. Disney Junior: Live on Stage 6. Studio Tram Tour 7. The Great Movie Ride 8. Lights, Motors, Action! 9. Mickey and the Magician 10. The Twilight Zone Tower...

Let's look at the park's eight lands. Buena Vista Street Recreating Los Angeles when Walt Disney first arrived in the 1920s, this is the entrance to the park. Here, there are several references to Walt's early career in film-making as well as his family and the city at the time. Hollywood Land...

I know I finished this project months ago, but my life feels empty without it. I'm not pleased with my newer drafts of the resort because I feel like they lack my 'taste' to it, something I have only found in this resort. I want to do more with it. The question is 'what do I do?'

What would a second gate include? Let's take a look at the Cinematic Kingdom! (Disneysea-style park will be saved for a third gate.) More will be addressed in later posts.

And the winner is....... Next Prompt: Create a new Stage Show for Disney's Hollywood Studios

With Universal planning a park for young children in Texas, I think it is also necessary for them to build another one for others. This would be the park that most Universal fans are familiar with, except it is done in a different layout than most of their parks. Is done similar to the Magic...

Entertainment Mickey's Magic Parade (Starts on Main Street, and goes into Frontierland, ending in Harbor Square) Light the Dream: A Fireworks Spectacular (In front of Snow White's Castle) Meet & Greet Locations Princesses: In the Castle Mickey Mouse: Near Sorcerer's Den Others: Appear in various...

Ir's part of Posssibilityland

Um, I thought they did for Small World. At Disneyland, there's a small store you go through after getting off the ride.

Overview of Dining and Shopping QS-Quick Service TS-Table Service S-Shop Main Street, U.S.A. A. Clark's Old-Fashioned Ice Cream (QS) B. Tony's Deli (QS) C. Walt's American Restaurant (TS) D. Parkside Cafe (QS) E. Plaza Inn (TS) F. Emporium (S) G. Crystal Arts (S) H. Firehouse (S) I. Dapper...

My apologies. I didn't mean to sound short. I know that the Haunted Mansion and Mystic Manor are very different from each other, but MM is still Hong Kong's counterpart to HM, even though it isn't haunted. It would just be weird to have two mansions in one park. I could put Mystic Manor...

First of all, with a similar ride in the park (haunted mansion), it felt weird to have another mansion. Second, you referred to it being in Adventureland at MK, which I interpreted as the Magic Kingdom. This park is called the Dream Kingdom.

Overview of attractions Main Street, U.S.A. 1. Dream Kingdom Railroad 2. Horse-Drawn Streetcars 3. City Hall 4. Omnibus 5. The Disneyland Story Adventureland 6. Tarzan's Treehouse 7. Jungle Cruise 8. Adventure Mountain 9. Enchanted Tiki Room 10. Moana: A Homecoming Celebration 11. Pirates of...

Let's go over the six lands of the Dream Kingdom: Main Street, U.S.A. Set in a small Midwestern town in the early 1900s, this is the entrance to the park. Here, guests can see old-time vehicles and businesses as they make their way down to the hub, where they embark on other adventures...