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Well done, team! Your team and my team took the prompt in very different ways. Your team tried to stay close to the current Adventureland while adding some new experiences to it, whereas my team did a major shift on theme. As a result, although you say that the land was razed, it feels like it...

I hope to look at some of the other team projects and cdunlap’s final project (probably not too surprising given his interests) later today. I will tease my own final project: it would probably be more fitting for someone else on the forum to make it their final project…

Congrats to everyone from Team Cassie and Team Wanda for making it to the Finale! I'm back from vacation, so...time to go all-in!

That is a challenge…but also an honor. I’m sure whatever you write will be great. The ones that seem to be the most memorable are ones where you share memories.

@Tegan pilots a chicken I will keep your grandpa, you, and your family in my prayers. May he rest in peace.

The group’s open brainstorming is really coming together nicely! I think Walt would be happy with it, especially the integration of transportation throughout the resort. Similar to Walt Disney World, it would be a teaching exhibit for others.

@James G. "American Heartland" may not be Americana 1900, but sometimes you have to make some concessions when you're being funded by a pizza billionaire.

@Pi on my Cake Oh and they have costumed characters of like all of the ones depicted on the trash can.

I didn't see any of those, but The Sound of Freedom is a life-changing movie. Don't listen to everything they say in the mainstream media.

As I understand it, hasn't the theme of the pool at The Disneyland Hotel been Neverland for a while?

If Little Mermaid represents something from Disney's Golden Age, maybe we need an early cartoon like Snow White or Fantasia?

I think that makes some good sense. It wouldn't work well in Orlando due to the water level. However, when I was in Beijing, every main intersection would have tunnels under the highway. By the way, I'm not super familiar with Disneyland's layout so I took a look at current parking vs. where we...

In order to be found, one must be “lost” first.

As an alternative to the hubs-and-spokes (which I think is a great way to organize a park) layout, we could aim for something more like Islands of Adventure.

Team Wanda invites you to open up the latest issue of Savage Lands: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1yhtaMtYOC8jw45sGZjoKa1wTrZpzMeuDg_tJ12VaFa0/edit

I think where we put the parking is key. The Magic Kingdom at Disney World shows that the expectation of having parking right next to the park can be blown away if there is an efficient way of moving people from the parking (maybe on the right side of the map) to the parks.

Hey my family and I are over by the RC boats. Ha!

Be patient…life gets busy. :)

In case you haven't seen an update on Epic Universe lately: I was somewhat excited for DCA, but I haven't been excited for a new U.S. theme park since Islands of Adventure (1999)!

Hop on the bus of your choice for a tour with Team Wanda of the Walt Disney Studios Backlot! Reading music: your favorite Spice Girls tracks or "Hey, a Movie!" (from The Great Muppet Caper)