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Sounds perfect to me! Maybe we could add something like a flat ride too, something like Mater's Junkyard Jamboree? Just to add a bit more dynamic energy to the area, especially for families.

Im not too familiar with the franchise, but it screams a Radiator Springs Racers type ride. The idea of a stunt show is great for the franchise, but I guess that most of the Guests who are familiar with the franchise would love to just sit behind the wheel, hurtling over the sand dunes and into...

I'm fine with any of the options. I guess Adventure Time kind of fits the park's theme the most and I'm most familiar with the franchise. I also still feel like Cats would be pretty cool, even though its been one of the least successful film productions in recent years. Avatar is also great, but...

I know it might be somewhat similar to How to train your dragon, but what about Shrek? It has quite the expansive universe, and relates to the 'epic' heroism theme of the park.

I'm purely saying Aladdin for the fact that it never really captured me personally, though it has some great songs, characters and animation, I never really connected with it as much as with the other movies.

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This weeks been pretty tough here when it comes to my private situation, so I really havent had the time to sit down and think up anything. My apologies for the inactivity during this weeks challenge/prompt, I guess sometimes its just a bit of setting priorities.

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Fantasia and Treasure Planet have some of the most visually pleasing pieces of animated shots IMO

Gotta say that The Black Cauldron was one of my favorite Disney movies when I was little, but lets not start the discussion on whether that was a good movie or not. I guess it just really depends on what kind of value certain films have for you. Home on the Range is a flop when it comes to box...

For some reason I've always felt like Treasure Planet and Atlantis: The Lost Empire would have been a lot more succesful or more logical live-action properties/franchises.

Hmmm, always felt like Epic Mickey would hace been pretty cool, its sad how they stopped after the second game, the idea really had a lot of potential

I think heavy theming on the level of Animal Kingdom but more abstract on the moods of music genres like a country- themed area based on a Canyon/Gulch like area with e.g. banjos worked into the rockwork or a latin/calypso - themed area with a maracas waterfall, a more abstract image like the...

'What Dreams May Come' and 'Alice in Wonderland'

Too many! Personally would love to see a Hercules attraction of some sort, I always imagined an interactive dark ride where Guests are trained to become heroes by Philoctetes and then encounter a few mythological monsters to battle with like Medusa, the Minotaur and a Hydra.

This is a concept I imagined in order to replace the standard Haunted Mansion attraction at Tokyo Disneyland's Fantasyland. I always felt there was so much more potential for a Haunted Mansion type of attraction in Fantasyland, like how Phantom Manor was altered for Frontierland's setting in...

This is what I was thinking of too! I imagine a more abstract park that bases off feeling and atmosphere like Disneys early animated works, Fantasia, Melody Time, Make Mine Music, The Three Caballeros, Saludos Amigos etc.

I still think itd be really interesting to do a music themed park! There are so many options to go with and ideas to build of

Our adventure with these cutthroats exits out onto Royal Street, near the Pieces of Eight, a converted warehouse filled to overflowing with ill-gotten goods, stolen, bartered for or otherwise… Choose from all kinds of pirate wares, including swords, thick-brimmed hats and of course, lots of...