1 - One Sentence Competition, Season Five Episode 3

[D Hulk]

Time for to add an extra dash of weird to the game!

I'm gonna pop in for the rounds to throw a little chaos into the mix!

Fun fact: Before this Episode of the game began, D Hindley and I were actually separately and independently both planning our own relaunches of this game and both planned to start within the same week! Totally a coincidence! D had a lot more of a full plan worked out and ready to go, so he took the lead and hosted with his plan. But we took this opportunity to work out a little bit of a collab based on some ideas D was planning for the second part of the game.

I'm gonna pop in and Prank the Game with some fun bonus side prompts!

1 sentence, no pictures, always as an add on and compliment to the main prompt.

These Bonus Prank Prompts are entirely optional and will NOT effect the medals, but they will be reviewed separately and 1 Bonus Point for the rankings will be given to the best Bonus Project each round!​

I'm @D Hindley and I approve this message​

 

[Suchomimus]

Using S.K.Y. in a (successful) attempt to woo the judge? Appreciated, but unnecessary. S.K.Y. is really just a S.E.A. offshoot. Your proposal doesn’t need the boost anyway.

Partly. I actually wanted to expand S.K.Y. since it’s such an interesting concept that it’s a shame that it hadn’t been fully fleshed out in the original, and I do have to thank @DisneyManOne for introducing S.K.Y. to here.

You and I clearly both see shops as a way to thread backstory into a land. The incredibly in-depth history of George Goch takes that to the next level! This will be enough to fuel years of think pieces by [WEBSITE CENSORED BY WDWMAGIC]. But there’s plenty here to casual guests too, including several kinetic & interactive displays. My favorite bit is Joka the Agama. He’s just the sort of extra touch which Disney excels at, like this generation’s Shrunken Ned. We need Joka plushies!

I would also like to add some trivia. My prompt has a couple of references to the Welsh dragon. George Goch is a Welshman as his surname is Welsh for “Red” referring to th color of the Welsh dragon. And our little Agama’s name is Swahili for “Dragon”.

 

[Pi on my Cake]

 

[Suchomimus]

Escape from Morrison Mountain

Based on the Watasch Mountain range in Utah, named after the Morrison Formation in the American Southwest, loosely inspired by Journey to The Center of The Earth and The Lost World, and becoming the first Disney attraction to utilize Mack Rides’ Rocking Boats, Escape from Morrison Mountain will take guest from a S.E.A. outpost set at the foot of the mountain on a voyage to explore an underground river system through Morrison Mountain and into a isolated pocket that has flourished perfectly in isolation for millions of years and has created some unique biomes for the underworld, but even this world is not safe from the Jurassic’s deadliest beasts; the swift Tanycolagreus eyes our boat drifting through the Diplodocus Graveyard, the stocky Ceratosaurus faces off with a large crocodile in the Salted Swamp, the fierce Allosaurus stalks a herd of Camptosaurus and takes notice of us as we make our way through in the Redwood Hills, and the apex hunter Torvosaurus in the Ashen Highlands; with one member (an elder with a sharp row of spikes running down his back and an old bite mark on his snout) makes hot pursuit of us, and even getting into the water to attack us and just as we escape the Saurian natives, we enter an abandoned mining system; and we find out why it was abandoned; as the walls start to shake and a minecart tips, and just as we hit a dead end, a gigageyser (referred to as Old Timer) goes off and the boat launch several stories up a shaft and plunges down 55 ft into the open and down a flooded tunnel, out of the mines, and back towards the camp.
Bonus: Flight of the Thunderbirds​

Located near the entrance to Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, a majestic trio of thunderbirds; the largest of which is gold, bronze, and hot white in color to represent lightning, the middle is silver with dark hues of gray and blue for heavy rains, and the last has all blue plumage from sapphire and egyptian to coral and maya; soaring across the Southwestern landscape towards Big Thunder Mountain during a heavy lightning storm at night.

 

[tcool123]

El Dorado : The Golden River Expedition

After countless of odd and costly accidents at Big Thunder Mountain Mines, Barnabas T. Bullion in an act of desperation, has brought in a crew of treasure seekers (guests) to head an adventure down El Rio De Oro to locate and excavate the riches of the fabled city of El Dorado; so venture down the river in this water raft ride through: scenic desert vistas, craggy canyons crawling with dubious bandits, water spewing geysers, and mystical forces the reveal the wonders of El Dorado at a cost worth far more than gold!

BONUS: A Beary Good Wall

Located in the lobby of the Grizzly Hall is a wall painted with a bear paw print pattern, and improved lighting allowing for guests to take beary good pictures to show off their pawsome looks to all their social medias.​

 

[DisneyManOne]

The Legend of Slim

This combination of a dark ride/roller coaster tells the story of wannabe cowboy hero Slim Chances and his quest to stop the notorious outlaw Slick Whistle from destroying his hometown; and guests follow along through various obstacles and traps, climaxing in an "explosive" encounter at the TNT warehouse and ending with good prevailing and getting to join Slim in the obligatory "ride into the sunset"!

BONUS: Wall on the Other Side

At the exit to the all-new Princess and the Frog-inspired Splash Mountain at the Magic Kingdom, one can find a wall nearby Splashdown Photos that is covered in paintings depicting Dr. Facilier's Friends on the Other Side, thus making for a spooky spot for a selfie.

 

[Imagineer Brandon]

an underground water coaster set in the expansive caves beneath frontierland that pits guests against mishipeshu, a monster from native american folklore causing a great drought.

 

[JokersWild]

Big Thunder River Run

Pass through the abandoned mineshafts and runaway mine trains of Big Thunder Mountain and board a raft sending you on an out of control tour through Tumbleweed, the unfortunate town simultaneously struck by an earthquake and a flood, as well as the rivers that lay deep below the mountain itself.


BONUS:

Frontierland Glamping at the Big Thunder Trail
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In typical fashion of hopping on the latest stylish trends about five years late come visit the Big Thundér Yurt at the base of scenic Big Thunder Mountain, grab your best bedazzled duck call and platinum binoculars, take the most glamorous selfie you can muster, and become the envy of all your Instagram followers.

 

[Brer Panther]

Fearsome Critters Hunt

A new E-Ticket dark ride combining the wildness of Mr. Toad's Wild Ride and the interactive element of Tokyo's Monsters Inc. Ride and Go Seek!, this attraction sends riders deep into the wilderness on a dark night armed with nothing more than a lantern to seek out the supposed "Fearsome Critters" (the Jackalope, the Hugag, the Whirling Whimpus, the Hidebehind, and the Hodag to name a few) that prowl the outskirts of Frontierland - some friendly, some not so much; culminating in an encounter with a ferocious amaw.

 

[Evilgidgit]

JOURNEY THROUGH THE WILDERNESS

Based on a concept by Marc Davis; Maureen Redleaf, an explorer and zoologist, has borrowed an old mine train, converting for a new, tranquil journey through the American wilderness across the four seasons and the cycle of life -- a summery valley full of flowers and excitement, onto a forest in the heart of autumn's changes, through a snowy mountainous river in winter, and finally into the original valley during spring, where the cycle of life begins anew.

 

[Suchomimus]

Lizard Mountain

Based on the Watasch Mountain range in Utah, loosely inspired by Journey to The Center of The Earth and The Lost World, and becoming the first Disney attraction to utilize Mack Rides’ Rocking Boats, Escape from Lizard Mountain will take guest from a S.E.A. encampment on a voyage into an underground river system through Lizard Mountain and into a Jurassic holdover that has flourished perfectly in isolation and has created unique biomes for the underworld, but even this world is not safe from the Jurassic’s deadliest beasts; the swift Tanycolagreus eyes our boat in the Diplodocus Graveyard, the stocky Ceratosaurus faces off with a large crocodile in the Salty swamps, the fierce Allosaurus stalks a herd of Camptosaurus; and takes notice of us in the Redwood forests, and the apex hunter Torvosaurus in the rocky desert; with one member (an elder with a sharp row of spikes running down his back and an old bite mark on his snout) making hot pursuit of us, and even getting into the water to attack us and just as we escape the Saurian natives, we enter an abandoned mining system about to collapse due to the impending gigageyser; referred to as Old Timer; and just as Old Timer goes off, the boats plunge down 5 stories into the open and down a flooded tunnel, out of the mines, away from Lizard Mountain and back towards base.
Flight of the Thunderbirds​

Located near the entrance to Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, a majestic trio of thunderbirds; the largest of which is gold, bronze, and hot white in color to represent lightning, the middle is silver with dark hues of gray and blue for heavy rains, and the last has all blue plumage from sapphire and egyptian to coral and maya; soaring across the Southwestern landscape towards Big Thunder Mountain during a heavy lightning storm at night.

My prompt is now updated. Prepare to embark on a Voyage to Lizard Mountain!

 

[Suchomimus]

the first Disney attraction to utilize Mack Rides’ Rocking Boats

This is what these Rocking Boats look like;

 

[Suchomimus]

My prompt is now updated. Prepare to embark on a Voyage to Lizard Mountain!

Morrison Mountain now.

 

[Outbound]

OREGON TRAIL

This attraction places you in an old stagecoach as you embark on a simulated journey through the Oregon Trail (similar to the Hogwarts Express at Universal), this ride has a strong educational emphasis: from the interactive queue which speaks real quotes of the American Settlers and Natives who felt the impact of Manifest Destiny, to the humorous but educational guide who talks of real experiences and challenges folks had on the trail as you ride past, and even just the beautiful sights you will witness - The Great Plains, Yellowstone Geysers, Rocky Mountains, Great Basin Desert, Redwoods Forest, and finally, the Pacific Ocean.

AMONG THE TRAIL
This wall is specially framed to adjust real photographs of the 19th century American West to fit a guest or two standing by: set your photo to black and white and you will appear to be standing with the real Natives or Settlers who once inhabited the West, the wall is a screen and will alternate to a new photo at the press of a button off to the side. ​

 

[snaggle]

OUTLAW RUN​

Challenging for the “Wildest Ride in the Wilderness” throne, Outlaw Run sends guests on a trip through Thunder Mesa at sunset in EMV stagecoaches (4 front facing rows of 2-3 people), but as the sun sets, a sense of unbridled lawlessness comes over the desert, and we're caught in the thrilling conflicts between those breaking the law (bandits and train robbers) and those protecting it (sheriffs and vigilante cowboys), sending us on a wild chase through the untamed frontier until sunrise.

Mammoth Point​

Bonus: Guests can now take a photo with a gloriously behemoth, perfectly posed mammoth skeleton that’s just been discovered in a rock face of Thunder Mesa, inspiring (in tandem with Big Thunder's T-Rex) some prehistoric merchandise for Frontierland.

 

[D Hulk]

TWELVE HOURS LEFT​

 

[AceAstro]

Gold Mine Run

Finally, guests can find out how the town of Rainbow Ridge got so rich: this attraction takes guests deep into the Gold Mine of Rainbow Ridge using a ride system similar to WDW's Tower of Terror (this is so that they can go down a mine tunnel, then quickly drop down elevator shafts/ fake cave-ins and then quickly rise to the surface again).​

Bonus challenge:

The photo walls are sometimes small and simple which will continue here as wanted posters are painted along the wall allowing guests to remind friends and family that they're "Wanted: Dead or Alive".

 

[NateD1226]

Journey through the Grand Canyon

This new trackless dark ride takes you on a tour of the Grand Canyon and all of it wondrous curiosities like flowing down a river, running from snakes, and many more thrilling adventures.


Bonus: Critter Pop-Up Wall

A new wall is heading to Frontierland where 3 different desert based critters pop up and down from their burrows for you to get a quick picture before they go back to hiding.
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[Tux]

Hisn Hornswaggle Hook Heist​

(Credit to Maxence Hardenne on Artstation for the image!)

Given that the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad is based on railroad related escape tropes, Hisn Hornswaggle Hook Heist is inspired by western themed bank robbery tropes but while taking a more humorous and gentle approach compared to BTMR mainly through Marc Davis type visual gags and snarky dialogue, and is primarily based on Mystic Manor in terms of structure while relying on similar assets like it being a trackless dark ride that primarily utilizes a mix of projections and AAs, in which the ride takes place originally in the Banco Barnum Saloon where riders meet up with a long lasting bandit duo of the cold yet gentle Billy Sam Bass and the sarcastic yet friendly Philippa Kidd who recruit the guests to help them rob a bank within the preshow, in which after the guests board the ride vehicles, the duo leads the guests throughout the bar around increasingly ridiculous sights like a horse taking a drink on the bar while sitting on a man's back, samaurai cowboys, and literal cattle barons, however, Philippa winds up causing a bar fight with a ridiculously blatantly evil literal moustache twirling corrupt businessmen, which forces the guests and the duo to have to flee while the two have moments of chemistry together protecting eachother from dangerous and just talking to eachother while the chaos ensues, in which the ride transitions to B'hoy Biff Bank in which the duo enters the longest line in the entire bank, with the line having a special label -- 'For Robberies', but the scene quickly turns chaotic as a rival bandit gang enters the scene and everyone starts arguing on who should get to rob the bank first, which winds up devolving into a fight once more as the guests dodge fights across the bank with the duo once more in which Philippa drags the guests and Billy to a certain vault, in which he cracks open to reveal a piggy bank within, which he breaks and it's revealed to have contained a engagement ring, in which Philippa proposes to Billy before the guests leave, but not before thanking them for their help as they head out of the bank as the guests move through the groups of robbers, some still fighting yet generally avoidable and too focused on brawling someone else to be of trouble but others knocked out with the two.

BONUS PROMPT : Wall Of Shame

Located right near the exit of Hisn Hornswaggle Hook Heist is a wall designed after a bounty board showing the wanted signs for the main characters and some of the robbers throughout the ride, allowing for guests to take some selfies that others are sure to NOTICE (tsst badum).

 

[pix]

Ghost Town Showdown is the newest E-ticket to join Frontierland; an interactive trackless shooter that allows guests to be competing sheriffs clearing out ghosts from the old town of Gold Grave Ridge so new settlers who came with the hopes of making a living mining for gold and oil can live in peace.

BONUS:

Near the exit of Ghost Town Showdown is Disney's newest photo-wall - a skyline of Gold Grave Ridge for guests to feel like citizens of the town, but be careful... the sheriffs might of missed a few of the ghostly residents. ​