mkepcotmgmak
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absolutely WONDERFUL idea!
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absolutely WONDERFUL idea!
LivefortheMouse
New Member
Everything except for dinosaur in dino land must go. That little carnival place tehy have going is sure crappy i feel like if am in our cheap dade county fair grounds while im there. No disney magic is felt in that carnival area.
Pixie Duster
New Member
Great ideas guys....
Pride Rock exists in two ways. The home for the lions on the safari is shaped to resemble pride rock and it is the name of the main cafeteria for the cast
Pride Rock exists in two ways. The home for the lions on the safari is shaped to resemble pride rock and it is the name of the main cafeteria for the cast
Like I said before, animals alone are the attraction. Education is also an attraction. Education is a staple of any Disney product. Watch any Disney cartoon whether it's a movie or TV show and there is a message.
With that said, attractions are what keep the masses coming back. And I agree when you pay the big bucks, you expect much more than a zoo.
Dinoland is fine, but pushing the limit of Disney standards.
Now my idea. Australia seems like a great addition to me although the North and South America themes have a ton to offer.
My Australia is in the shape of a horshshoe. At the back of the horseshoe is the area's icon, Ayers Rock. Coming into the horseshoe is a kids roller coaster, "Kanga and Roo Hop". The roller coaster is basically lots of hills but instead of riding the hills like a normal coaster, the seats remain vertical. Sort of a pivot so that you would feel more like bouncing and less like riding.
On one side of the horseshoe would be shopping and dining with the other side a replica of the Sydney Opera House with a show, possibly an early evening show, like Fantasmic (I took that idea from the previous post) or a Character restaurant. Ayers Rock would house an indoor roller coaster like Rockin Roller Coaster at the studios. The basic storyline is an underwater trip with sea turtles on the Australian current like in Nemo. On top of Ayer's Rock is an observation deck where you can see the outside of the horseshoe which is where the Australian Outback Dune Buggie Safari is located. Specially designed dune buggies, not as loud as the originals and can hold considerably more than usual, take riders through the wilds of Australia.
Just an idea. Thanks for listening.
With that said, attractions are what keep the masses coming back. And I agree when you pay the big bucks, you expect much more than a zoo.
Dinoland is fine, but pushing the limit of Disney standards.
Now my idea. Australia seems like a great addition to me although the North and South America themes have a ton to offer.
My Australia is in the shape of a horshshoe. At the back of the horseshoe is the area's icon, Ayers Rock. Coming into the horseshoe is a kids roller coaster, "Kanga and Roo Hop". The roller coaster is basically lots of hills but instead of riding the hills like a normal coaster, the seats remain vertical. Sort of a pivot so that you would feel more like bouncing and less like riding.
On one side of the horseshoe would be shopping and dining with the other side a replica of the Sydney Opera House with a show, possibly an early evening show, like Fantasmic (I took that idea from the previous post) or a Character restaurant. Ayers Rock would house an indoor roller coaster like Rockin Roller Coaster at the studios. The basic storyline is an underwater trip with sea turtles on the Australian current like in Nemo. On top of Ayer's Rock is an observation deck where you can see the outside of the horseshoe which is where the Australian Outback Dune Buggie Safari is located. Specially designed dune buggies, not as loud as the originals and can hold considerably more than usual, take riders through the wilds of Australia.
Just an idea. Thanks for listening.
mkepcotmgmak
Well-Known Member
jajo - that sounds like an aweseome idea too! (australia!) the Sydney Opera House would be a great place for an evening show too!!!
i would still like to see a dinosaur safari.
i would still like to see a dinosaur safari.
Michael72688
New Member
Well obviously people really like Animal Kingdom, it as well as Magic Kingdom have closed due to capasity for the past 3 days! :sohappy:
Pixie Duster
New Member
Yes it is popular, but our capacity is smaller than MKs, yes we are a much larger park but that's actually because most of our attractions take up more room.
But everyday I meet at least 2 or 3 families that say this is their favorite park. I am sure each park is like that, but it just goes to show that each park appeals to a slightly different group.
But everyday I meet at least 2 or 3 families that say this is their favorite park. I am sure each park is like that, but it just goes to show that each park appeals to a slightly different group.