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I don't know when my next big post will be. I'm very busy with school at the moment, but I am already half done with this portion of my classes and I'll have an entire month off in three weeks so I'll definitely be able to catch up with my thread. To tide everyone over, I have numerous ideas...

I like everything but the swamp ride. Keep up the good work though. The Muppets are pretty awesome. :king:

There's nothing wrong with a little debate now and then. I'm glad there are people out there that get into this stuff as much as I do. :king:

I don't get what you are saying. This would be a full-scale version of the castle with zero expense spared. I do not see why it could not be done and still look like a castle at the end of the day. I understand that it would be an arduous task to complete, but I do not think it would have to be...

Hey guys, my castle description is finally up. Check it out! :king:

I think it is cool that you put Agrabah at the center of Adventureland; that's creative. :king:

Looming over the whole of Disneyland is The Beast's Enchanted Castle, a magical yet ominous fortress that will create a new standard for Disney theme-park castles. Instead of being accessable directly from Main Street, the castle will sit on a craggy outcrop covered with small stands of trees...

:mad: So, I just tried to post my description of the Beast's Castle, but unfortunately wdwmagic.com glitched and erased my entire post, which was huge. Now I have to re-write it all over again. Sorry guys. I'll have it back up soon.

I originally wanted to be a Disney Imagineer, but I decided to take a different career path. This is just on the side, but I at least considered it.

I have recently revised my post on Critter Country; it is located on Page 2 of the thread. :king:

In fact, I do plan to place Journey to the Center of the Earth in my Disneyland Park. It is going to go in Mysterious Island, which will lie in between Fantasyland and Tomorrowland. I do realize that means that two volcano attractions will be found in my Disneyland, but trust me, they will be...

:king:I just recently revamped my lasts few posts on Frontierland, mainly those concerning the location and naming of Jamestown, which is now called Liberty Street. The Jamestown Fort is now located in the area where the Appalachian Fort was originally placed. The same attractions remain; only a...

I just read a news announcement on imdb.com that said that after the Olympics Disney is going to announce their new park, Shanghai Disneyland that will be the largest theme park ever built and will be a more Pixar-centered Magic Kingdom. It may be done as early as 2012.

Before I move on to Fantasyland, I am first going to do a quick recap of Main Street, U.S.A., Adventureland and Frontierland for those who have not read the previous posts. Main Street, U.S.A. is pretty traditional; I have added no new frills to the overall design. Main Street, U.S.A. flows...

For those traveling through The Enchanted Grove, the path to the right will lead them into The Hundred Acre Wood. The whole idea of this sub-land is like a giant play area for small children. Think Mickey's Toontown Fair mixed with Tom Sawyer Island. Many paths weave throughout the woods, but...

Traveling through Liberty Street, one will start to notice a change. The colonial buildings quickly begin to grow sparse and in their place they will find a lush canopy of trees and friendly pathways. This is the Enchanted Grove, the official backdoor to Fantasyland. Here, one can often find...

Concerning 4-D, yes. It's just like PhilharMagic, It's Tough to Be A Bug, etc. Honestly, if the Disney Parks quit expanding for good, I would be a happy man. This is just me saying what I would do if I could build my own Disneyland Park. Even if the planets aligned and I somehow ended up with...

Before moving on to The Hundred Acre Wood and Fantasyland, let me first detail my renovation of Tom Sawyer Island and a new area called Liberty Street. This was originally going to be called Jamestown, but the Appalachian fort area will now take that name. For starters, due to its expanded...

Once beyond the gentle slopes of Rainbow Mountain, guests will begin to notice that the forest begins to take on a most mystical feel. Grandmother Willow, from Disney's 1995 classic Pocahontas, rises out of the woods like a beacon of the forest's undying spirit. (Think The Tree of Life only...

1) Geyser Mountain is in a mining car and Big Thunder Mountain is a train. 2) While the two are side-by-side, their ride patterns are completely different. 3)Geyser Mountain will take more time telling its story. Whereas on Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, one simply boards a high speed...