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And rio could either go in animal kingdom or epcot, likely in a brazil south america area for either. i envision a flying theater type ride system, perhaps one that puts you in a flying position,

Encanto would be good in epcot or the magic kingdom. There was two ice age boat rides, one in germany and the other in indonesia, the one in indonesia is still open but yeah. Idk what ride system for ice age, but id imagine a roller coaster based on this scene

Indiana jones and the city of gold is my idea for a stunt show spectacular replacement. You would embark on a expedition through the amazon to find the lost city of el dorado, , finding it, however you’d narrowly escape a rock slide, plummeting backwards down a waterfall

Now that disney owns fox, would you be okay with ice age and rio attractions in animal kingdom? I think since they are animal related properties it works

It would be a expansion focussed on improving the front half of the park, like sunset boulevard and animation courtyard. Also id do some themed transition to the toy story land and make it less akward. Its cutrent state at least from above makes it look apparent it wasn’t that way, i think some...

The plot would be about el dorado

Ill throw out some ideas rq. A indiana jones themed boat ride using the shanghai pirates ride system. It would be apart of a echo lake revitalization that would see a new hub, an expansion of the lake, and the hollywood brown derby restaurant being moved for a expansion on the east side of the...

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@Imagineerland hey, you do park maps dont you? Think you could give some input?

@Miru any thoughts on my ideas

Also, what if we did stuff by doing some compact rides too? Theres this thing called the immersive tunnel that looks cool and i could see disney doing a version of. Basically its a vehicle that goes into a projection showroom and moves around in a tight space. or we could utilize switch tracks...

Yeah. But then again i also gave my example. The park doesn’t necessarily need to fully take advantage of multiple stories. I can imagine for queues and the fantasyland sure but legoland billund has 50 attractions and is 35 acres

I do my research when it comes to the area of attractions, so i know what im talking about.

35 acre ish. and im not sure. just a hypothetical so im not sure it matters much, perhaps in smaller areas or cities as a sort of mini disneyland? and yeah some verticality but its not absolutely necesary. legoland billund is 30 acres and it crams in a whole bunch of rides without much verticality

Heres an unique idea. for tomorrowland, how about we lean to that retrofuture that never was thing like before, but still sleek. Everythings round, purples, blues, and whites abound. my idea for space mountain would be to make it feel like a space airport, for the queue at least. Lean into the...

Yeah, i know, id definitely do a peoplemover, just maybe not alot of multi story rides and structuees. I thought you meant make the whole park multistory. I think small scale stuff is fine hut i cant really imagine it in a park wide scale. Definetly elevated queues though, having elevation and...

Idk if i can see a multistory design working in a magic kingdom style park. Even if not i think 35 acres is still doable. Hong kong was small but i think its flaw was that there really wasnt much even for its small space snd what it did offer wasnt the most unique

@Outbound got anything to add to what i expressed? Also another example of a tiny park is grona lund in sweden. Or if you really want a tiny park look at joyland childrens park. Two rokler coasters, a dark ride, a handful of other kiddie rides and more all in less than 1 measly acre. WOW

Your forgetting the big one. Super nintendo world. It has 2 attractions, a handful of interactive experiences, a table service restaurant and 2 snack stands, 2 shops, and another ride on the way. must be a massive land right? Nope. Compare this to galaxys edge, a land drastically larger than...