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If the Great Movie Ride is in fact leaving Disney's Hollywood Studios, would it not make sense to retheme the complex into something that is in keeping with the rest of the park. I suppose they could keep some of the Chinese Theater facade but theme it to a building in Xian, China. The ride...

I was thinking that if Disney wanted to double dip and provide both entertainment venues and merchandise sales, they could in addition to renting roller skates, rollerblades, and ice skates to visitors of the two venues, they could also sell such skates to visitors of "Disney's Crystal...

Speaking of Knott's Berry Farm, would it make sense in Discoveryland to have the Autopia attraction instead of in Tomorrowland. You might have a theme similar to the antique cars found in Knott's Tijuana Taxi, though with a lot more ride capacity like Autopia. Also, the realism would be...

Yeah, I thought of Knott's Scary Farm a little as well.

Hello @spacemt354, would my attraction Contagion go better at Universal Studios? It also might work at the Epcot pavilion The Land since if I remember correctly, they were exploring the development of higher yield crops (potentially G.M.O.'s), and my lab would supposedly be a Agricultural...

You make a good point. However, I think Tomorrowland was better off with Alien Encounter, but that was removed because it was too scary I guess. I suppose Tomorrowland could be seen as a utopia, but most people these days seem to gravitate towards more dystopian than utopian entertainment. I...

How about Novaya Zemyla where your experience might cause you to radiate with delight! https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/83/Novaya_Zemlya.svg

How about the Rub' al Khali (The Empty Quarter) in Saudi Arabia while you're at it. Dubai would be far preferable. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rub%27_al_Khali

I'm not opposed to locating a disney park in Russia, it just would need to be near Sochi possibly. Basically, where you are on the Black Sea and the resort isn't under permafrost for part of the year.

While I had forgotten the name, I do recognize that as a picture from the coldest city in the world. The rides would all have to involve snowmobiles otherwise they wouldn't operate most of the year.

Maybe locating a resort on the Greek side of the island of Cyprus would not only bring in visitors from Europe, but also the neighboring Middle East. (Additional thought: Because of the tension between the Greek and Turkish sides of the island of Cyprus, it could be Disneyland Cyprus...

Good idea of Spain. Unfortunately, what started off as Euro Disneyland should have probably gone to Spain instead of France since wages and the cost of living are lower in Spain than in France. My only concern of locating it so close to France is that the two parks might end up competing with...

I would also recommend somewhere in India or South Africa, but don't know how much travel would go through those countries, unlike airports such as Dubai, Hong Kong, and Singapore. Doing yet another resort in Singapore might seem like over saturation in East and Southeast Asia with the existing...

Rio de Janeiro or Sao Paulo Brazil would also be a good location for the park since you could tap into the hundreds of millions of people in Latin America (particularly South America) that are too far from the U.S. parks to visit regularly. (Brazilian Portuguese could probably be understood by...

Somewhere in Australia (possibly near Sydney) would also work since you probably would have support from the local government and you already have a lot of international flights going through there to other destinations.

I've always thought Texas would be a good location since it is warm most of the year. However, they've pushed for a new disneyland style park there for years to no avail. However, we can always dream of the possibilities, since the land would probably not be all that expensive, so you could...

Actually, to think of it, Tokyo Disneyland, Hong Kong Disneyland, Shanghai Disneyland, the original Disneyland, and Walt Disney World might be threatened by the sea level rising, or in several of these, a tsunami. Therefore, I shouldn't have been as critical since the other parks are similarly...

The only issue I would raise is that if the ocean rises or there is a tsunami, then your ultimate theme park/city would have about the same fate as Venice or the Maldives. Nevertheless, I really like the concept. If the ocean does rise, I suppose they could build a sea wall around it kind of...

I'm just kidding @spacemt354 about Spaceballs. It is just that with both Star Wars and Spaceballs, they supposedly happened "a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far, away," so I'm not sure they fit in Tomorrowland. Now in a separate Star Wars Land, I could see that. Nevertheless, in all of the...