31 Days of Imagineering

PerGron

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Currently chilling at Via Napoli waiting for the Candlelight Processional, so I whipped up a little something for my favorite part of my favorite park, Rafiki’s planet watch.

The Planet Watch
Conservation Station
  • Character Landing- New (Meet and Greet)
  • Circle of Life: An Environmental Fable- New (Film)
  • Conservation Station- New (Interactive Exhibits)
  • Habitat Heroes Headquarters- New (Interactive Exhibits)
  • Living with Our Planet- New (Guided Tram Tour)
  • Rafiki’s Planet Watch- New (Film)
  • Reptile Research Facility- New (Animal Exhibits)
  • Sounds of the Planet- New (Audial Attraction)
  • Veterinarian- New (Veterinarian)
  • Wilderness Explorers Expedition: Planet Watch- New (Interactive Game)
  • Wildlife Warriors- New (Educational Display)
  • Biome Bistro- New (Table Service Restaurant)
  • Earth Observatory- New (Table Service Restaurant)
  • Habitat Heroes Clubhouse- New (Shop)
Conservation Courtyard
  • Affection Section- New (Petting Zoo)
  • Man’s Best Friends: Pet Performance- New (Live Animal Presentation)
  • Wildlife Live- New (Live Animal Presentation)
  • Traveler’s Tavern- New (Counter Service Restaurant)
  • Merchant’s Wares- New (Shop)
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DisneyManOne

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World Showcase Dark Ride: Mulan would be sick, but I persoannly prefer World Showcase to be kept either timeless or modern day. That's my main problem with Frozen in World Showcase. Not the fantasy or IP or fairytale elements. The IP takes place in a completely different time period than the pavilion itself. That's also why I think Rattatouie fits great. It blends pretty seemlessly into the pavilion based on what I've seen. I'd love to see a dark ride in Canada based mostly on its location in the loop. But I dont' have a real idea for it. Maybe an Itally gondola ride done IP free based on sorta like Maelstrom. Or a Grimm Fairytale ride in Germany. Do it with a real stylistic approach. Like as if all the animatronics and shir are just puppets. I just realizes I accidentally typed shir instead of a word i shouldn't say with the same first thre letters. whoops lol. ?Got lucky. I'm gonna not do any more drunk imagineering.

At least the Royal Sommerhus meet-and-greet's design was taken from an actual Norwegian building: the Detli House, as seen at the Trondelag Folk Museum in Trondheim.

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Royal Sommerhus

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Detli House

I think that a Mary Poppins dark ride would be timeless in the UK. All I can say is, I really hope @kap91 becomes an Imagineer soon, because I really want to ride her concept in real-life! Plus, I've heard that an India pavilion may be in development, and that will come with a boat ride based on the 2016 Jungle Book. That sounds cool!

As for more original concepts, I think Sindbad's Storybook Voyage would be an excellent fit in Morocco. But, I do feel that Epcot needs more thrill rides to balance out the dark rides. A concept for Japan included a Mt Fuji roller-coaster, which sounds awesome. I've also heard an idea for a new version of Grizzly River Run for Canada, which would help to block views of Soarin'.
 

TwilightZone

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Today is good dinosaur rewrite!
When people first heard of it, they thought it would be the literal good version of the movie dinosaur.
So, make it that, make it the pixar version of lion king, epic stakes, evil villains, an apocolyptic situation, and best of all
the dinosaurs don't talk.
Think about it, any movie that isn't land before time does the dialogue for the dinos completely wrong, they are so realistic, that having the dinos talk throws things off. Having the movie being entirely silent can add more realism and atmosphere. And it wouldn't be the first pixar silent movie as most of wall-e is silent.
Also make the dinos fit their realistic environment more, you either go all the way, or not at all.
 

D Hulk

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Today is good dinosaur rewrite!
When people first heard of it, they thought it would be the literal good version of the movie dinosaur.
So, make it that, make it the pixar version of lion king, epic stakes, evil villains, an apocolyptic situation, and best of all
the dinosaurs don't talk.
Think about it, any movie that isn't land before time does the dialogue for the dinos completely wrong, they are so realistic, that having the dinos talk throws things off. Having the movie being entirely silent can add more realism and atmosphere. And it wouldn't be the first pixar silent movie as most of wall-e is silent.
Also make the dinos fit their realistic environment more, you either go all the way, or not at all.
What, you don’t like it when realistic dinosaurs talk?


En serio, though, I love your proposal.
 

Outbound

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I think the most compelling element of the Good Dinosaur is the question, what if the dinosaurs never died? I believe they should of explored this more than the "dino-human" interaction. There could be an entire society run by dinosaurs. They'd have to be careful to avoid parallels with Monsters Inc and Zootopia though, so perhaps set it in medieval times? This is a tough one.
 

TwilightZone

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I think the most compelling element of the Good Dinosaur is the question, what if the dinosaurs never died? I believe they should of explored this more than the "dino-human" interaction. There could be an entire society run by dinosaurs. They'd have to be careful to avoid parallels with Monsters Inc and Zootopia though, so perhaps set it in medieval times? This is a tough one.
I think in original drafts they did. It involved a lot of dino farming from what I have heard.
 

Evilgidgit

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I'm doing something a little bit different.

Universal has done pretty well with Transformers (the brand is getting its own land at Beijing's park), so why not introduce another Hasbro franchise to the theme parks.

With the magic of friendship, Marvel Land becomes My Little Pony Land! Yes, really!

The phenomenally successful MLP: Friendship Is Magic has spawned a huge fanbase across the board, known as Bronies, and would be one amazing crowd pleaser for the show's wide demograph. Marvel's comic book facades are transformed into Ponyville from Equestria, thematically designed to look like it is home to pastel-coloured ponies who are nuts about friendship.

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Venturing across the bridge from Port of Entry and under an archway depicting Equestria's rulers Princess Celestia and Luna, guests enter Ponyville, home to Princess Twilight Sparkle and friends. The village has a Fantasyland-esque style it (i.e. European village). Hulk's coaster remains but is rethemed to Wonderbolt Sonic Rainboom, guests being new recruits at the pegasus Wonderbolt Academy and are tested by Rainbow Dash in their speed and durability to see if they are worthy to join the most awesome stunt team in Equestria. Cafe 4 is replaced by Sugarcube Corner, a giant gingerbread house which is a bakery/confectionary shop and cafe, where birthday parties can be booked for children.

Doctor Doom and Storm's Force Accelatron get removed, with a new dark ride and show building appear around the back of Sugarcube Corner, the entrance where Storm was, and the exit where Doctor Doom's Fear Fall is. The new dark, Journey into the Everfree Forest, follows Fluttershy through the dark and dangerous Everfree Forest on the outskirts of town, as Fluttershy searches for her runaway rabbit Angel Bunny. In another version of this land replacing Lost Continent, this ride is a boat ride, but decided to go for a standard dark ride. The ride vehicles are carved out logs, and the facade resembling Flutterfly's cottage.

The larger dark ride replacing Spider-Man is Twilight Sparkle's Magic Library, set within her castle. In this ride, Twilight and her dragon sidekick Spike cast a spell to bring Twilight's favourite books to life. The spell goes a little too well, bringing Twilight's whole library to life, guests venturing through various scenes from ponified versions of classic books.

Other shops and restaurants include the Carousel Boutique, a clothes shop run by unicorn fashionista Rarity; and Sweet Apple Acres Bistro, a farm-based restaurant that specialises in local dishes, and offers cider too.
 

Evilgidgit

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Last night I had a funny brainstorm that was a Disney theme park based entirely around Greek myths, split between several lands - Realm of Gods (feat. Mount Olympus at the centrepiece and park weenie), Realm of Heroes, Realm of Monsters, Atlantis, and the Underworld.

For a more wider range of mythology, a WDW fifth gate would feature Greek myths (Olympia), Egyptian myths (Kingdom of Pyramids), possibly Agrabah (like DisneySea), Norse myths (Asgard, with or without Thor), Asian myths (Land of the Dragons), British/Celtic myths (Albion, themed around King Arthur), and Wakanda (to represent Marvel, and African culture), with room for future expansions for Native American myths and Aztec myths (including The Emperor's New Groove).
 

TwilightZone

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Today is South America for DAK.
I don't think New Groove is very animal related, but you know what is?
Up!
Make a mini up section about the importance of birds in nature.
Also get rid of that Russel show.
 

PerGron

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Today is South America for DAK.
I don't think New Groove is very animal related, but you know what is?
Up!
Make a mini up section about the importance of birds in nature.
Also get rid of that Russel show.

In addition to that, we stop disgracing the Flights of Wonder name with that horrid Up show, and instead, bring back Flights of Wonder bigger and better than ever in South America as that is the continent with the most individual bird species on earth.
 

TwilightZone

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Also today is Fantastic Beasts day!
I don't know much of Harry Potter, but the main complaints I've seen are
1. too much unnecessary connection to Harry Potter
2. too many characters and confusing plot lines and plot twists

So what I would fix is that I would make the movies are just about a guy going on magical adventures that just so happen to take place in the potterverse, but don't have much to do with it.
 

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