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- Aladdin is borderline. That section of Adventureland has so many themes that it kind of fits. Even before the ride was installed, there were shops themed to Zanizibar (a country in Africa). Now that the ride is there, those shops are themed to an Arabian marketplace. However, the ride looks out of place sitting right next to the Tiki Room
- I can partially agree with Splash Mtn, but only because of the ride's location. The main street in Frontierland is themed to the old west. Therefore, the desert mtn of Thunder Mtn is appropriate. However, since you have to walk past the lush forested area of Splash Mtn, it seems a little awkward. Now if the locations of the two were swapped, then it would be a little more natural. I think I'm being picky here.
- The old Skyway station in Fantasyland is horribly out of place. Most of Fantasyland looks like a carnival, with the fake circus tents everywhere. But standing at the end of the street is this detailed chalet. Now maybe if they updated Fantasyland to look like Disneyland's version.....
- Indy Speedway actually fits pretty well with Tomorrowland once they give it a makeover. Granted it is out of date, but it really gives Tomorrowland a dynamic feel. Tomorrowland is supposed to be "a world on the move," right?
- I always thought that Rock n Roller Coaster was out of place. It makes that end of Sunset Blvd rediculously crowded, and it doesn't fit the Sunset Blvd theme. At least they could have put up some street signs or something to lead us to believe that G-Force Records was based near Sunset Blvd.
I honestly thought that this ride would go better in it's own music-based land (they could have made a new stage show, and opened a couple new shops/restaurants too), or somewhere off New York Street.
- The Honey I Shrunk The Kids Area is just kind of thrown into New York Street. New York Street is supposed to look like a realistic version of streets in New York. Yet, you can walk through a building to get to the HISTK play area, which is not concealed at all? Once again, I'm being picky here. What's worse, is that I really can't suggest a better place to put it. Maybe with the other kids stuff near Animation Circle?
- The Tarzan Theater has already been mentioned again and again. I thought I'd at least put the attraction out there, because it too is horribly misplaced. However, where else should it have gone? Camp Minnie Mickey, and Discovery Island already have big theater-like shows, and Africa has the biggest attraction in the whole park. It would have potentially spoiled the Oasis.
In an ideal world, the theater would have been located between Africa and Asia, and Rafiki's Wild Planet would be located behind it along a new path that connects Asia to Africa. I can dream, can't I?
- Rafiki's Wild Planet is not misplaced, but it is the most inconvenient thing to get to in all of WDW. It should be accessible by foot so nobody has to sit on that train ride to get there. I'm sure there was some logic behind this decision, but that's for a whole other thread.
- I can partially agree with Splash Mtn, but only because of the ride's location. The main street in Frontierland is themed to the old west. Therefore, the desert mtn of Thunder Mtn is appropriate. However, since you have to walk past the lush forested area of Splash Mtn, it seems a little awkward. Now if the locations of the two were swapped, then it would be a little more natural. I think I'm being picky here.
- The old Skyway station in Fantasyland is horribly out of place. Most of Fantasyland looks like a carnival, with the fake circus tents everywhere. But standing at the end of the street is this detailed chalet. Now maybe if they updated Fantasyland to look like Disneyland's version.....
- Indy Speedway actually fits pretty well with Tomorrowland once they give it a makeover. Granted it is out of date, but it really gives Tomorrowland a dynamic feel. Tomorrowland is supposed to be "a world on the move," right?
- I always thought that Rock n Roller Coaster was out of place. It makes that end of Sunset Blvd rediculously crowded, and it doesn't fit the Sunset Blvd theme. At least they could have put up some street signs or something to lead us to believe that G-Force Records was based near Sunset Blvd.
I honestly thought that this ride would go better in it's own music-based land (they could have made a new stage show, and opened a couple new shops/restaurants too), or somewhere off New York Street.
- The Honey I Shrunk The Kids Area is just kind of thrown into New York Street. New York Street is supposed to look like a realistic version of streets in New York. Yet, you can walk through a building to get to the HISTK play area, which is not concealed at all? Once again, I'm being picky here. What's worse, is that I really can't suggest a better place to put it. Maybe with the other kids stuff near Animation Circle?
- The Tarzan Theater has already been mentioned again and again. I thought I'd at least put the attraction out there, because it too is horribly misplaced. However, where else should it have gone? Camp Minnie Mickey, and Discovery Island already have big theater-like shows, and Africa has the biggest attraction in the whole park. It would have potentially spoiled the Oasis.
In an ideal world, the theater would have been located between Africa and Asia, and Rafiki's Wild Planet would be located behind it along a new path that connects Asia to Africa. I can dream, can't I?
- Rafiki's Wild Planet is not misplaced, but it is the most inconvenient thing to get to in all of WDW. It should be accessible by foot so nobody has to sit on that train ride to get there. I'm sure there was some logic behind this decision, but that's for a whole other thread.
