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You can pretty much ignore this post. I'm not sure what I was referencing. Getting back to your Klondike River Excursion, would there be controlled drops somewhere in between Splash Mountain and Pirates of the Caribbean? Also, if it is a flume ride, would the riders get wet like Splash...

Whether it is in Frontierland or some other land. The water brought down to L.A. was by William Mulholland, around the turn of the century, so any depiction from that time should be in the public domain.

Wherever the land is located is immaterial, it is where the attractions are held that is critical.

My thought exactly with respect to the other stores as well!

Yeah, I thought of drawing in locations for the various attractions in each land, but thought it would be better spent by the actual imagineers who would need to squeeze each of these attractions into the land I've allocated for them. All I could do is give rough approximations. My maps of...

What do you think? Do my recent ideas and maps necessitate a new post/thread?

Thanks S.P.E.W. for informing me of this. I had thought the Kraken was similar to how it was depicted in Clash of the Titans, but I could be wrong. Thanks for giving me the origin of this mythical monster.

Here are all the maps of the proposed additions together!

IDEA FOR AN ANIMAL KINGDOM EXPANSION: If they built parking structures at the back of the Animal Kingdom Parking Lot, they could push the gate out and add a South America Land, the long talked about Beastly Kingdom, and perhaps even Middle Earth if they ever secure the rights to the Lord of the...

IDEA FOR A HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS EXPANSION: At Disney's Hollywood Studios, if they built parking structures at the back of the existing parking lot, they could push the gate further out into the existing surface level parking lot and have plenty of room for a possible Pixar Land, Cars Land (with...

ALTERNATIVE IDEA FOR AN EPCOT EXPANSION: Hi all, I had a thought that if my expansion plans for Epcot in my last post were not exciting enough, then there could be another alternative. If parking structures are built at the back of the Epcot surface level parking lot, or off to the back right...

IDEA FOR A MAGIC KINGDOM/WATER PARK EXPANSION: I thought that if Disney builds two 10,000 space parking garages in the Magic Kingdom’s parking lot next to the TTC, they could have enough land left over to build a water park. I was thinking that it could have the theme of Atlantis and have some...

IDEA FOR A MAGIC KINGDOM EXPANSION: As for the Magic Kingdom, there could be three news lands. One could be a combination of Disneyland Paris’ Discoveryland with a Space Mountain with the theme of The War of the Worlds, the attraction Le Visionarium, an Orbitron and an underwater glass tunnel...

START OF NEW POSTS FROM 2017! MY IDEA FOR HOW TO EXPAND THE OTHER FOUR PARKS AT WDW: Now, as for your concern about my proposed 5th Gate taking up the limited and valuable available land at Walt Disney Word, I definitely understand your concern. There is a need to improve and expand on WDW's...

Hi everyone, I looked through my old posts and found this revision of my Alaska Village/Glacier Bay land near the Magic Kingdom's Frontierland. I thought you might like to read it since it also talked about some changes that would greatly add to Liberty Square. Hi all, In reading about some...

I checked out your Glacier Bay website and must say that it is incredibly detailed. Well done!

Maybe among some of the shops in the Crystal Palace could be some athletic oriented ones like a Ron Jon Surf Shop, a Vans Store and Vans Skatepark, and an REI (Recreational Equipment, Inc.) store. That would certainly add some sports offerings for the Orlando area.

What if Space Mountain: The War of the Worlds (or Space Mountain: La Guerre Des Mondes) was set on a Lunar (Moon) Base that is being attacked by Martian invaders. Your mission (the ride) would then revolve around outmaneuvering the alien vessels as you try to deliver vital information back to...

Hello spacemt354, I squeezed just about everything from Recreation Point into my map of Crystal Springs, with the exception of the Coney Island Roller Coaster and Steamer. Here is a map:

If the design of the Royal Albert Hall is used, as is the Crystal Palace, with copious amounts of water fountains throughout, then would it make more sense to call this fifth district of Disney Springs, "Crystal Springs" rather than "Recreation Point?" I guess "The Disney Arena" could be "The...