D Hulk
Well-Known Member
I would've slated a certain Magic Kingdom attraction for replacement, but since I already did that last season, I figured I'd steer away from repeating myself and turn my attention to another, much-overrated attraction...
The Troll King’s Heart
Replacing the misplaced and thrown-together Frozen Ever After in EPCOT’s Norway (a new Frozen attraction is built in the Magic Kingdom to offset the swap), this new Maelstrom successor presents a more whimsical and adventurous spin on Norwegian folklore, telling the story of how a band of trolls trained the first Norwegians to become brave sea-faring Vikings. An original song in the same vein as “Compass to Your Heart” from Sindbad’s Storybook Voyage, plus a bunch of lively scenes realized with Audio-Animatronics, practical effects, and more fleshed-out sets, promise to make this a worthy monument to Norway’s history!
@WaltWiz1901
The Troll King’s Heart
Another restoration of classic Epcot! Maelstrom lives again, better than ever. What really sells this proposal is your desire to emulate Sindbad at DisneySea. That ride’s heart and charm, oh that would be just perfect in World Showcase! This is an original idea, yet it already feels both timeless and Disney. Bravo.
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THE SECRETS OF THE SEAS
Replacing the old and frankly uninteresting The Seas with Nemo and Friends at EPCOT, this new attraction sees the near total gutting of the interior of the former SEAS pavilion to provide it with a brand new aquarium interior as well as space for a brand new, state of the art dark ride. The attraction, The Secret of the Seas, sees guests boarding a submarine to travel across the seven seas to get a look at various iconic shipwrecks )such as the RMS Titanic, RMS Lusitania, and the HMS Victory) and learn about how these shipwrecks have proven unexpectedly useful for scientists to study ocean bacteria, the movement of the tides, and the gradual warming of Earth's oceans. The submarine vehicle is suspended on a rail above similar to Peter Pan's Flight and moves through massive interior show rooms that use lighting tricks as well as rocking motions to simulate moving through the sea as it passes next to and around half a dozen massive scale models of six scientifically significant shipwrecks, eventually unloading at a refreshed SeaBase Alpha where guests can learn more about oceanic research.
@Mr. Sullivan
The Secret of the Seas
Hello again, Epcot’s Seas! Your proposal reads like a 21st century upgrade on the original pre-Nemo Seas, with enough to make it your own. Everything you’ve suggested is all in service of the same goal. The ride itself sounds a lot like DisneySea’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, and anything DisneySea-related is a big positive in my book.
The Secret of the Seas
Hello again, Epcot’s Seas! Your proposal reads like a 21st century upgrade on the original pre-Nemo Seas, with enough to make it your own. Everything you’ve suggested is all in service of the same goal. The ride itself sounds a lot like DisneySea’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, and anything DisneySea-related is a big positive in my book.
Wreck-It Raceway
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Everyone knows that Tomorrowland Speedway is loud, smelly, and just a big waste of space, so why not replace it with an attraction that uses a modern IP (that actually fits the theme of the land)? This ride will be an electric car ride with sets/audio animatronics (including indoor scenes) based on the Sugar Rush video game from the Wreck-it Ralph movies. Follow Ralph, Vanellope, Fix-it Felix, and the others as they open up their racetrack to outsiders following the events of the first movie, where the only goal is to cross the finish line before other guests do.
@Disney Warrior
Wreck-It Ralph Raceway
Wreck-It Ralph seems like a natural fit for improving/replacing the Speedway. I like the central idea, and even in this brief format I’d like to see it pushed forward. This would inevitably draw comparisons to Epic Universe’s Mario Kart ride, and I’d be very interested in how you’d try to outdo Universal’s attempt.
Wreck-It Ralph Raceway
Wreck-It Ralph seems like a natural fit for improving/replacing the Speedway. I like the central idea, and even in this brief format I’d like to see it pushed forward. This would inevitably draw comparisons to Epic Universe’s Mario Kart ride, and I’d be very interested in how you’d try to outdo Universal’s attempt.
The Hall of… Muppet Presidents?
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Replacing the polarizing (for obvious reasons) Hall of President’s is an experience that combine Muppet chaos with historical reenactments of iconic moments of American history that will make sure to be non partisan and just be pure fun. Scenes in this show will include the singing of the Declaration of Independence and signed by Kermit Washington, Fozzie Roosevelt taking down the monopolies of America, and finally a grand hall of Muppet presidents (except Miss Piggy, she’s in the background) where in the end, they all start a war fighting each other because they have completely different ideologies, at the end, there is a small message for this country to stay unified and not fall under darkness of hatred and bigotry. This show combines regular hand puppets with screen technology and it will take up the entirety of the old HOP building, in connection to this new show, the Muppets would return to Liberty Square, this show try’s to fill the hole that MuppetVision 3D did.
@Lord Fozzinator
The Hall of … Muppet Presidents?
First up, big fan of the “red, white & blue” presentation. The Muppets have already proved themselves a great fit for Liberty Square (rest in peace, Great Moments…), so this is a sensible way to simultaneously replace Hall of Presidents and fan favorite MuppetVision.
The Hall of … Muppet Presidents?
First up, big fan of the “red, white & blue” presentation. The Muppets have already proved themselves a great fit for Liberty Square (rest in peace, Great Moments…), so this is a sensible way to simultaneously replace Hall of Presidents and fan favorite MuppetVision.
Ratatouille: Kitchen Calamity!Remy's Ratatouille Adventure is completely gutted and turned into an actual dark ride as opposed to a glorified simulator. Physical set pieces and animatronics abound, replacing the giant screens, as guests join Remy on a madcap adventure through the streets and sewers of Paris - the climax, of course, taking place in the kitchen of a five-star restaurant where everything is twice our size! Oh, and the ride vehicles are on a track now, allowing them to actually zip through the scenes instead of just crawling along at the pace of a snail.
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Replacing Tiana's Bayou Adventure in Magic Kingdom:
The Emperor's New CruiseAs part of the expansion to Adventureland, Tiana's Bayou Adventure has been utterly transformed into The Emperor's New Cruise, which retells the story of Kuzco and Pacha's adventures through the jungles of South America. The mountain (or mass of moss, or whatever it is these days) has been replaced with Kuzco's palace, with the queue telling the story (with mini-animatronic scenes designed by Kuzco himself, naturally) up to the point where Kuzco is turned into a llama and finds himself lost in the wilderness (the outdoor-around-the-back-section). The interior section of the attraction traces the rest of the film's plot, with the former HDYD section being Kuzco and Pacha's journey through the jungle (including the diner) pursued by Yzma and Kronk, Laughin' Place being Yzma's Laboratory (with dip-drop entrance), and the final drop cascading out of the nostril of the palace façade into the Kuzcotopia Finale.
(I've been talking about this one for a while, so it's finally time to make it happen)
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@Disgruntled Walt
The Emperor’s New Cruise
The Emperor’s New Groove has stood the test of time as a cult fan favorite. I can totally see it working with Splash Mountain’s layout, whether modern Disney would actually do that. It’s a bold move, extending Adventureland out this far; it also strands Big Thunder away from Frontierland.
The Emperor’s New Cruise
The Emperor’s New Groove has stood the test of time as a cult fan favorite. I can totally see it working with Splash Mountain’s layout, whether modern Disney would actually do that. It’s a bold move, extending Adventureland out this far; it also strands Big Thunder away from Frontierland.
My Top Three:
@Architectural Guinea Pig
Aladdin: Cave of Courage
Very smart Imagineering by filling a gap in DisneySea’s attraction lineup, and making an excellent park even better.
@Lizzy May Bee
A Whole New World
An unmistakable improvement for the land, the park, and the IP. I swear I’m not a sucker for Aladdin, I just love these specific Aladdin proposals.
@WaltWiz1901
The Troll King’s Heart
Takes inspiration from one of Disney’s best (Sindbad) and creates something wholly new from it, and entirely perfect for your chosen theme park.
Thank you all again for this stellar pre-game turnout! I *think* my Top Three will be getting a prize of some sort…like one extra point each. (That’s not game-breaking.) I now hand things over to @Earlie the Pearlie. Let the true games begin!