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While I don't know exactly what the first armchair Imagineering project I saw was, I do recall reading bits of this section of these forums, a few blogs, and even wikis designed for fan material which had many park ideas amongst its articles. I also recall seeing at least one of S.W. Wilson's...

Either the TV or some appropriate listening music

Grand Avenue Exhibition Hall Museum To the right of Town Square, the Grand Avenue Exhibition Hall is open for guests to explore and educate themselves about the arts – mostly the art of the studio that Walt built. The usual attraction here is The Walt Disney Story, an exhibit taking guests...

Disneyland Paris isn't too far away; just sayin'

And all for a lesser experience than yesteryear...classic case of charging more for less

Deliberately refraining from going with the obvious answer here, gonna say Epic Universe; hoping it exceeds the high expectations people in the theme park community have been tempering. Though if we factor armchair-Imagineered parks into the equation, you could probably take one good guess what...

So as to avoid repeating any of the previous answers (so many choice picks!), my nomination goes to Journey Into Imagination. Embarrassing how it's spent more time (figuratively) defaced than in its original glory

I'm here! Workload's going to be a tad packed owing to agreeing to do 1SC and What If... at the same time and writing up on a personal project on top of that, but I think I can get it done. Heads up - it's @Disgruntled Walt now

I am so in!

Broadway Theater Live performance venue Tokyo DisneySea’s similarly named venue in American Waterfront Located just past Capone’s Jazz Club and splitting the Liberty Arcade into two halves, on the west side of Grand Avenue, is this aptly-named homage to the theaters down early 20th century...

Bravo, @spacemt354, for hosting such a fun game! Wish I could've stayed on for the rest, but I had a fine time participating in the first act, communication faux pas near the end of it aside. Definitely gonna be signing on for What If... soon! And congrats to @JokersWild and @Mr. Sullivan for...

You would have to take out the Pavilion or at least rebuild it out of the way, but there's enough room in Hong Kong for the flume: There's also room in Paris beyond the Temple of Peril, if the upcoming Lion King flume in Adventure Worldthe Studios didn't render it slightly redundant (we were...

Not gonna give away too much before we reach Adventureland, but yes.

Disneyland Elevated Electric Railway C-ticket transportation Concept sketch for Disneyland Paris’s “El Train” by Eddie Sotto The concept of a Main Street having an electric tramway, instead of the horse-drawn trolleys usually associated with the archetype, is not a new one. When designing...

Speaking of our personal park projects, I've resumed writing up on mine! Hopefully this will tide me over while waiting for What If... to begin.

Been a while since I've last updated the main writeup, but as quite a couple of Imagineers have been posting about their own takes on a castle park lately, it only seems natural to continue touring mine... Disneyland Railroad D-ticket transportation The Walt Disney World Railroad’s no. 1...

And now, for something that does have to do with Fantasyland... I'm of the opinion that if they did feel like replacing SWSA, they should've at least replaced it with another simple dark ride - with either a Sleeping Beauty one or a Mickey and the Beanstalk one being my two nominations for the...

Cream cheese all the way for me!

There's actually dedicated Toy Story lands in every Asian Disney resort except Tokyo, but Tokyo does have a Toy Story hotel

Other games and competitions have been taking up a chunk of my time, but rest assured, I haven't completely forgotten about this! Here's an update: There will still be a river and an island in Frontierland...not a supporter of what WDW is doing to theirs at all Adventureland will be a wee...