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1986 - The House of the Future: Week 3

Pi on my Cake

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Outbound

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I think everyone knows what my choice of IP would be lmao. Mount Olympus would be an amazing land visually just saying lol.
If Chicken Little is too obvious (it's such a good idea I don't think we can ever top it. I'm worried the rest of the season will feel like a disappointment after it), maybe base the land off mythology? Greek would be best to tie into Hercules... but we could still have unique rides telling independent stories.
 

PerGron

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If Chicken Little is too obvious (it's such a good idea I don't think we can ever top it. I'm worried the rest of the season will feel like a disappointment after it), maybe base the land off mythology? Greek would be best to tie into Hercules... but we could still have unique rides telling independent stories.
Fantasia could tie into Greek Mythology too, especially the Pastoral Symphony part. Bald Mountain could tie into Christian Mythology (jk jk... unless 🙄👉👈
 

Pi on my Cake

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In the Parks
Yes
Another concept I'm not in love with, but I had it as an idea, so I'll throw it out. What if our Fantasyland was themed to music? Disney has so much amazing music in their catalogue and it'd be a unique take on a classic land
I would LOVE a music themed Fantasyland. I'm not fully sure how that would work aesthetically, but its a really great idea from a thematic perspective
 

spacemt354

Chili's
If Chicken Little is too obvious (it's such a good idea I don't think we can ever top it. I'm worried the rest of the season will feel like a disappointment after it), maybe base the land off mythology? Greek would be best to tie into Hercules... but we could still have unique rides telling independent stories.
I thought Chicken Little was based on Greek Mythology? Or was it the other way around?
 

Pi on my Cake

Well-Known Member
In the Parks
Yes
So, usually the entrances to castle parks have an unspoken subtle movie theme. The posters, the red brick/red carpet walkway, the smell of popcorn, the cinema up front....

Meanwhile Fantasylands tend to have an unspoken subtle literature theme with the storybook themes everpesent...

Our entrance leans into literature and stays away from movies.

What if our Fantasyland leans into movies?

A studio themed Fantasyland. Something almost like a Toon Town aesthetic with it being a place where some of the biggest Disney stars come to create the fantasies we see on screen! Think House of Mouse or Rger Rabbit almost.

A total flip of the classic Fantasyland style, but using the same set up of classic tropes of the land likes busbar dark rides and charming family experiences.

The key here would be to avoid the cynism and "behind the camera" realism that usually come with studio themes and replace it with a dream like look at La La Land and the magic of movies and an optimistic view and nostalgic peak at the wonders of movies.
 

Outbound

Well-Known Member
So, usually the entrances to castle parks have an unspoken subtle movie theme. The posters, the red brick/red carpet walkway, the smell of popcorn, the cinema up front....

Meanwhile Fantasylands tend to have an unspoken subtle literature theme with the storybook themes everpesent...

Our entrance leans into literature and stays away from movies.

What if our Fantasyland leans into movies?

A studio themed Fantasyland. Something almost like a Toon Town aesthetic with it being a place where some of the biggest Disney stars come to create the fantasies we see on screen! Think House of Mouse or Rger Rabbit almost.

A total flip of the classic Fantasyland style, but using the same set up of classic tropes of the land likes busbar dark rides and charming family experiences.

The key here would be to avoid the cynism and "behind the camera" realism that usually come with studio themes and replace it with a dream like look at La La Land and the magic of movies and an optimistic view and nostalgic peak at the wonders of movies.
It's interesting, but I've always thought of Fantasyland as more "thee olden days" and I'm worried a more modern Fantasyland may be off-putting... but it's definitely a radical concept that should be considered!
 

pix

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Okay I feel like this rapidly descended into Chicken Little Chaos.... I like the idea of a music themed land, I also like the idea of doing something a bit softer. Our entrance is kinda dark and mature and our adventureland is over the top. I think this land being something a little softer and a little calmer would be really good.
 

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