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jeez, this is becoming pretty ambitious. glad you all liked the concept. i definitely think the disneyland hotel would be a good place for it.

dunno what it would be called or where it would be located but how about a course themed around disney's most famous attractions? bounce your ball off the mad hatter's tea cups, knock it through a miniature splash mountain, and head inside for a neon lit space mountain section.

i personally love this film but i know i'm kind of alone in that camp so...here we go. ————————————————————————————————————————————— Located in Tomorrowland, Meet the Robinsons: Keep Moving Forward is an exciting dark ride through time. Guests enter a queue themed to Lewis' new house, where...

lilo and stitch all the way. i'm thinking it'd work best on a cruise line.

i know the snow white rides used to be terrifying, maybe a halloween overlay for those? i also like miru's alice in wonderland idea. there's something inherently creepy about abandoned ideas, especially this one.

I hate all of these films except The Jungle Book, so I think that was a great choice. Animal Kingdom sounds to me like the best place for it. I think it would be cool to have a compromise between the two styles. Some really elaborate show scenes with one or two big drops to punctuate big...

replace all the animatronics and costumed characters with their terrible live action remake equivalents. creepy looking cgi dumbo baby

oh cool i'm in

i see no reason why we can't blend the lost world thing with mythology and culture. they're all related concepts.

i imagine avatar is even less relevant over there, i say we pass on pandora.

i like the journey to the west idea but we've already got ideas for boat rides going around, maybe squeeze the theme into another ride type? maybe an emv dark ride with chinese dragons or horses as our vehicles?

i like the layout, fantasy versions of real world locations is a good theme. here are some other thoughts: -the entrance is pretty perfect, but i do think it's weird to have our soarin' in our main street. -referencing the lost empire would be a mistake - that's the kind of ip that was dated 10...

it's a real honor to win a gold medal! and i'm glad i could climb a few spaces despite having joined so late. thanks for hosting a great game and providing really helpful criticism!

REALMS OF FANTASY Realms of Fantasy begins with a voice-over narration thanking guests for their part in shaping some of the greatest stories of our time, and invites them to step inside the worlds these stories inhabit for an exciting adventure, with an orchestral version of "Steamboat Bill"...

i second that, it's a perfect way to go for the kind of nostalgia that main street invokes, just in a hong kong flavor rather than an american one. i'm going to say that introducing animals into the park is more trouble than it's worth, though i think it'd be fine if they were contained to...

i think the entry land not tying into the park's location would be a mistake. there are so many main streets across the world - why not create something like that but with an idealized past version of hong kong rather than america?

SUPER SMASH WORLD This area has a unique retrofuturistic design with sleek buildings, sharp arches, and bright neon colors, being themed around Super Smash Bros. Brawl's Subspace. The land's primary attraction is The Smashing Escape, a Soarin' style motion simulator that has Samus and Pikachu...

I'm very glad to have won 2nd place! This should be fun.

AMERICAN INGENUITY A triumphant celebration of the working class, great innovators, and the country's storied history, American Ingenuity is the newest addition to the American pavilion and an exciting steel roller coaster where guests become visitors to the Institute of American Ingenuity, as...

hey, an honorable mention! awesome! this challenge sounds fun as hell (and that bullet train idea is soooo good, i'm upset that i didn't come up with it first).