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That was something I went back and fourth on, as I envisioned ToonTown still serving the “younger kids land” role. My original concept had Roger, but my current concept ended up a bit different!

Along with Tomorrowland, I've just gone back and updated Main Street and Fantasyland to list attraction types with each attraction! I also forgot the Fantasyland Train Station, so I've added that!

Tomorrowland To the east of the central hub lies a space city of the future- Tomorrowland! Inspired by Disneyland's 1960s Tomorrowland, the never-realized Tomorrowland 2025, and the Art Deco style, this land is both familiar and alien all at the same time. During the day, the land is filled...

It's definitely huge, rivaling even the Magic Kingdom! I'm trying to keep it not too much larger than it, with a lot of my lands having an equal or similar amount of rides and restaurants to real-world versions. But with 11 total lands it adds up! I suppose adding a resort hotel towards the...

Fantasyland At the end of Main Street, U.S.A. lies that iconic castle that welcomes you into Fantasyland. This Fantasyland is the largest land in the park, being a bit of a fusion between Disneyland's New Fantasyland, Magic Kingdom's New Fantasyland, and Fantasy Springs, with Disneyland...

Main Street, U.S.A. As you enter the park, you're greeted with the familiar train station with tunnels underneath leading into Main Street. Passing by posters of attractions you'll soon experience, you emerge into a bustling 1930s American small town, with a trolley car running up and down...

Thank you! I’m looking forward to seeing what you think of the lands and any suggestions you have!

For years now I've been throwing around the idea of what a perfect Castle Park would be. In a world where Disney has a huge plot of land and no environmental issues like swamplands to deal with, what could they do that would make it better than even Walt's Disneyland? In this thread, I'll be...

I've always thought a Gravity Falls attraction would be a slam dunk in DCA, it'd fit the Grizzly Peaks area really well! I could also see it going in a Frontierland, or perhaps a Fantasyland.

For real, not sure why they chose to do something entirely outdoors. A flat ride like Dumbo is one thing, but an entire E-Ticket that takes up several acres? Seems like a big waste of money.

100%. This won't be trackless. It's gonna be something similar to Test Track or Dinosaur/Indiana Jones. No new innovation, but only because of Florida weather.

Did he really have much of a say over the parks? He was just the head of Pixar and WDAS, iirc

Yeah I'm definitely not one of those people, I'm more in the camp of "I prefer things entirely original to the parks because why would I pay $100 to be told the story of a movie I can see at home for free". I like theme parks that give me unique experiences. Tiana's Bayou Adventure is kinda a...

On Encanto- how can you be sure? It's already not nearly as popular as it was when it came out, Moana and Frozen have proven to be much more popular. You got me there with Cars, though with it already being 20, who's to say it'll last another 20? Think of how many highly popular Disney...

As someone in Gen Z, I can assure you, pretty much all of what my generation likes is considered "classic" at this point. Lion King, Aladdin, Mulan, etc (granted most of those were out by the time I was born, the first Disney movie to come out after I was born was Mulan, and the last while I was...

So, in the span of less than a month, they've announced they're removing: Tom Sawyer's Island (Magic Kingdom) The Liberty Belle Riverboat (Magic Kingdom) The Red Car Trolley (Disney California Adventure) Anyone noticing a trend with what attractions they seem to be sacrificing? It's all...

So, in the span of less than a month, they've announced they're removing: Tom Sawyer's Island The Liberty Belle Riverboat The Red Car Trolley Anyone noticing a trend with what attractions they seem to be sacrificing? It's all attractions that require little to no wait, have no IP attached...

Oh right, The American Adventure as well! I forgot it for a moment there haha

If they were cool they’d put the Country Bears in that ride, surely they have the old Disneyland AAs (minus one Big Al) in storage!

All of the non-IP attractions were opened before the modern mindset of “everything has to be something people already know.” Hell, with how they’re treating MK, I wouldn’t be shocked if their non-IP stuff is overlayed in the future. The Bears got it lucky.