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I took a bit of inspiration from that unbuilt land
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Animal Kingdom Buildout: Australia
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MickeyMouse10
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Cool (pun unintended), it fits perfectly with Animal Kingdom and provides something different aesthetically.
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It also adds a air conditioned area to the notoriously hot park.
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Just to avoid confusion, the next expansion is not a continent but its environment is so different that I feel like it should get its own land.
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Middle East
1: Camel Tours.
Guests can ride on animatronic camels as they traverse through the desert. Guests will first go through a trip advisor building where there will be many rooms that show guests the many experiences they can do in the desert. Guests will begin their journey through the desert as they pass by a jeep storage and repair building that has been covered in sand during a recent sandstorm. Large temple ruins is the next highlight on the journey, with several tombs appearing inside of it. Guests will go through a large stretch of desert with several bodies of water that gives water to the trees around the area. Another set of ruins covered in sand are in front of guests with several different kinds of traps inside of them, occasionally going off. A smaller version of the pyramid is in front of guests before they pass by another set of ruins this time with archeological equipment around it. A set of large ruins are surrounded by jeeps and even more archeological equipment before guests end their journey. Guests will depart in packs of 6 camels that can hold 2 people, the camels are covered by tarps to avoid overheating and rain.
2 and 4: Marketplace.
This area of the land is filled with different shops and resembles a traditional Middle Eastern market. The market sells different kinds of merchandise such as shirts and souvenirs, the shops also sells local fruit that were freshly grown at the nearby EPCOT.
3: Middle East Restaurant.
Guests can dine in a restaurant that sells traditional Middle Eastern food. The restaurant is filled with different kinds of artifacts such as tombs and jewelry, the walls are covered in newspaper clippings and the different flags of the Middle East. The roof of the restaurant has 2 pyramids on it to replicate the Pyramids of Giza by using forced projection.
1: Camel Tours.
Guests can ride on animatronic camels as they traverse through the desert. Guests will first go through a trip advisor building where there will be many rooms that show guests the many experiences they can do in the desert. Guests will begin their journey through the desert as they pass by a jeep storage and repair building that has been covered in sand during a recent sandstorm. Large temple ruins is the next highlight on the journey, with several tombs appearing inside of it. Guests will go through a large stretch of desert with several bodies of water that gives water to the trees around the area. Another set of ruins covered in sand are in front of guests with several different kinds of traps inside of them, occasionally going off. A smaller version of the pyramid is in front of guests before they pass by another set of ruins this time with archeological equipment around it. A set of large ruins are surrounded by jeeps and even more archeological equipment before guests end their journey. Guests will depart in packs of 6 camels that can hold 2 people, the camels are covered by tarps to avoid overheating and rain.
2 and 4: Marketplace.
This area of the land is filled with different shops and resembles a traditional Middle Eastern market. The market sells different kinds of merchandise such as shirts and souvenirs, the shops also sells local fruit that were freshly grown at the nearby EPCOT.
3: Middle East Restaurant.
Guests can dine in a restaurant that sells traditional Middle Eastern food. The restaurant is filled with different kinds of artifacts such as tombs and jewelry, the walls are covered in newspaper clippings and the different flags of the Middle East. The roof of the restaurant has 2 pyramids on it to replicate the Pyramids of Giza by using forced projection.
cdunlap
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Egypt isn’t in the Middle East, it’s in Africa.
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Why yes the country of Egypt is in Africa, culturally it is middle eastern. Here’s a picture.
MickeyMouse10
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Ha, I never knew that. I always thought they were separate things.
Good Job Kid!
PrinceCharming617
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Oooooo far out man. I'm liking the vibes here, the middle east could be coolio.
Snow Queen 83
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Will you be using Aladdin at all or is that too non Animal Kingdom?
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No, too non Animal Kingdom
Shannoninthemagic
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In travel companies that aren't Adventures by Disney ( Probs because it doesn't have other trips in the area) Egypt is usually under both the middle east tab and the Africa tab
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The Lost World
1: Expedition Village
The Expedition is filled with shops that sell shirts, souvenirs, and other merchandise. The village sits at the bottom of the volcano and it gets its energy from the hot magma of the volcano. The village is made of scrap metal and very poorly built, with defenses all around the place to protect themselves from the wildlife. The Community Canteen is a very rudimentary building with several beams and wall cracked and falling down, the restaurant sells a variety of themed foods based on hunting of the dinosaurs such as burgers made out of T Rex and Triceratops.
2: Time Traveling Indoor Coaster
Guests will first enter into the villages research center, walking through the many rooms giving clues to how humans were able to go back in time back to the dinosaurs. Guests will board their time traveling vehicles and begin their journey through time, the vehicles enter into a research station where we see scientists working on something. The vehicles enter into a portal where we enter back into the present day, racing through the streets of New York City and enter back into a science building. The coaster slows down as we see the production of a portal, when it is finished we go inside where we follow an expedition to the prehistoric age. The vehicles race into the forest passing by several dinosaurs and narrowly missing a T Rex and many other animals. The vehicles enter into the expedition village as we see how people are dealing with this new life, the news comes out that the portal has been destroyed and they are unable to go home. A pack of T Rex’s breaks into the camp and begins attacking the residents, the vehicle make a getaway as a T Rex chases after us. After escaping the Rex the vehicles enter back into the village as the pack of Rex’s have been defeated but the town is destroyed as the ride ends.
3: Discovery Center
One guests cross over a lake that has several brachiosaurus living in the lake. A clearing in the forest reveals a large dome structure with mountain ranges behind it, this is the Discovery Center which shows several different animatronic dinosaurs. Inside of the building are animatronics of triceratops, raptors, stegosaurus, brachiosaurus, galymimus, baryonyx, spinosaurus, pterodactyl, ankylosaurus and lastly the giant T Rex. Each enclosure is specifically designed to compliment each dinosaur, guests can pet the dinosaurs, and the dinosaurs will interact with every guest differently.
4: Dinosaur Boat Ride
Guests can take a journey through the prehistoric world. Guests will first go through a vehicle storage building as they get closer to the loading station. The boats will first go through a show scene filled with triceratops and stegosaurus, the rest of the outside portion of the ride are filled with different kinds of dinosaurs such as T Rex and Ankylosaurus. The inside portion of the ride is filled with all the other different kinds of dinosaur’s at night, with the forests fauna lighting up the show scenes. Guests have an almost deadly encounter with a T Rex but we narrowly escape. The vehicles enter back outside where guests encounter more dinosaurs before they enter into a lake filled with dangerous rocks with pterodactyls perched on the rocky outcroppings peering down at guests before vehicles leave. Guest go through the forest seeing more dinosaurs before entering back into the vehicle storage building.
1: Expedition Village
The Expedition is filled with shops that sell shirts, souvenirs, and other merchandise. The village sits at the bottom of the volcano and it gets its energy from the hot magma of the volcano. The village is made of scrap metal and very poorly built, with defenses all around the place to protect themselves from the wildlife. The Community Canteen is a very rudimentary building with several beams and wall cracked and falling down, the restaurant sells a variety of themed foods based on hunting of the dinosaurs such as burgers made out of T Rex and Triceratops.
2: Time Traveling Indoor Coaster
Guests will first enter into the villages research center, walking through the many rooms giving clues to how humans were able to go back in time back to the dinosaurs. Guests will board their time traveling vehicles and begin their journey through time, the vehicles enter into a research station where we see scientists working on something. The vehicles enter into a portal where we enter back into the present day, racing through the streets of New York City and enter back into a science building. The coaster slows down as we see the production of a portal, when it is finished we go inside where we follow an expedition to the prehistoric age. The vehicles race into the forest passing by several dinosaurs and narrowly missing a T Rex and many other animals. The vehicles enter into the expedition village as we see how people are dealing with this new life, the news comes out that the portal has been destroyed and they are unable to go home. A pack of T Rex’s breaks into the camp and begins attacking the residents, the vehicle make a getaway as a T Rex chases after us. After escaping the Rex the vehicles enter back into the village as the pack of Rex’s have been defeated but the town is destroyed as the ride ends.
3: Discovery Center
One guests cross over a lake that has several brachiosaurus living in the lake. A clearing in the forest reveals a large dome structure with mountain ranges behind it, this is the Discovery Center which shows several different animatronic dinosaurs. Inside of the building are animatronics of triceratops, raptors, stegosaurus, brachiosaurus, galymimus, baryonyx, spinosaurus, pterodactyl, ankylosaurus and lastly the giant T Rex. Each enclosure is specifically designed to compliment each dinosaur, guests can pet the dinosaurs, and the dinosaurs will interact with every guest differently.
4: Dinosaur Boat Ride
Guests can take a journey through the prehistoric world. Guests will first go through a vehicle storage building as they get closer to the loading station. The boats will first go through a show scene filled with triceratops and stegosaurus, the rest of the outside portion of the ride are filled with different kinds of dinosaurs such as T Rex and Ankylosaurus. The inside portion of the ride is filled with all the other different kinds of dinosaur’s at night, with the forests fauna lighting up the show scenes. Guests have an almost deadly encounter with a T Rex but we narrowly escape. The vehicles enter back outside where guests encounter more dinosaurs before they enter into a lake filled with dangerous rocks with pterodactyls perched on the rocky outcroppings peering down at guests before vehicles leave. Guest go through the forest seeing more dinosaurs before entering back into the vehicle storage building.
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I haven’t seen much reaction to the new land (which is fine) but I would like to hear everyone’s thoughts on the land.
Miru
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I like the concept of a food truck that makes food out of non avian dinosaurs, but I feel like them serving predators is illogical if we study human feeding habits. I also wonder if it’s all poultry? Could be a good excuse to serve duck, quail, pheasant, etc. in the parks.
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Australia
1: Australia Animal Walkthrough and Aquariums.
2: Outback Restaurant.
3: Underwater Submarine Ride through the great barrier reef.
4: Variety of dining and shops inspired by the rustic outback.
5: Train Station.
1: Australia Animal Walkthrough and Aquariums.
2: Outback Restaurant.
3: Underwater Submarine Ride through the great barrier reef.
4: Variety of dining and shops inspired by the rustic outback.
5: Train Station.