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FYI...that was the re-submittal of Team Loki's Project 004.

Location: Paris Anahuac: Welcome to Anahuac. The name originates from the Aztec word for Mexico, but do not be fooled, as we also feature the Maya and Zapotec civilizations! The main attraction is The Temple of the Sun. This walkthrough attraction mixes Maya, Zapotec, and Aztec influences to...

“How the h-e—l-l did that get there?” I, for one, am glad that Tiki went into that undisclosed cave in Tokyo.

It was a Google Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/130YwxGqOnGEYoAUyEr3YZ0eeCRnjPsWBXh-8mEjIwrw/edit?usp=sharing

What an underrated ride! Your inclusion of Buzz Lightyear seems like a decent way to add an IP to the pavilion in order to make it more interesting for today's youths.

What if...Inside Baseball? As an aside, I hope to look through the other teams' projects at some point!

Team Loki's "The Land" https://sites.google.com/view/teamlokiepcotredesign/home

Autumn Landing A New Realm at Disneyland Park (Opening 2019) Created by Team Loki: (@MonorailRed , @Dark PerGron , @ThemeParkPriest , @Brer Panther , @AceAstro , @cdunlap , @Disney Warrior ) At the Team Loki lab, many ideas were tossed around for what could be placed in that large...

Edit: Sesame Street is cool.

Hmm. Before a recent vlog, I would have guessed you were 6 inches shorter than @MickeyWaffleCo. You know my older brother who is more squarely on the autism spectrum than me has had a more difficult time going to amusement parks of late, too. The last time he went was a rather dead day at the...

Glad to hear that you had a great experience today: It’s not a direct quote from Tiki but “The place making and the front-facing lift changes (almost) everything”

Hey welcome to the Imagineering board! Honestly I haven't seen Fantasmic at Hollywood Studios (although I've seen it once at Disneyland). I'll grant you that it would generally work better at Fantasyland, although then there would be the question of it competing with fireworks. What you're...

Peaking: a Stratification technique that adds elements to the tops of show buildings to deal with limitations in space and sightlines. Younger cites a story by Imagineer Rolly Crump that put trees on the top of it's a small world (Disneyland) so as to disguise a bulky show building that the...

Sounds like the best ride system ever!

I didn't really know about the proposed Spain pavilion! I think “What if?” park proposals like Disney's America and WestCot were built are super interesting to me.

I’ll be the Judge of that…Step into my office… Time for Tiki Tracker!

We stay in the larger category of Stratification. Younger describes stratification as "the layering of elements to give the sense that the world that is being portrayed continues on much father than its physical boundary constrains it to" (168). False Portals is a type of Stratification. It...

Stratification (Space Management) Stratification is a Spacial Design technique. When used properly, it helps the guest believe that the themed world continues on past where the eye can see (without disorienting the guest from where they think they are). Younger cites an example of the SS...

Fantasyland Top 4: DLP doesn’t add a lot compared with the US parks other than the Alice Maze. I did have an enjoyable ride on its a small world (which is slightly different). 4. Peter Pan—the suspended ride system really gives the feel of flying 3. Mr. Toad—it was really fun as a kid when both...

Yeah, I've only stayed at a total of 3 official Disney-owned resorts, so: 4. Holiday Inn (probably?) near Disney Springs--has transportation and decent (albeit unthemed) pool; beats out B Resort (which I stayed at during COVID) 3. Disneyland Hotel--it was good for what it was at the time (early...