Burtonville?

[Turtle]

How would a Tim Burton-themed land at DHS work?

I have the concept of an old-run down-creepy medieval village.

Frankenweenie dark ride.
Nightmare Before Christmas sub-section (Elaborate family thrill, restaurant, meet and greet)


What do you think?


This is assuming the lands become: Hollywood Boulevard, Star Wars Galaxy, Muppet Courtyard, Pixar Place, Burtonville, Sunset Boulevard

 

[Matt7187]

How would a Tim Burton-themed land at DHS work?

I have the concept of an old-run down-creepy medieval village.

Frankenweenie dark ride.
Nightmare Before Christmas sub-section (Elaborate family thrill, restaurant, meet and greet)


What do you think?


This is assuming the lands become: Hollywood Boulevard, Star Wars Galaxy, Muppet Courtyard, Pixar Place, Burtonville, Sunset Boulevard

I would probably spend more time there than in Star Wars, haha!

 

[Disneyhead'71]

Mmmm, what to include?

Edward Scissorhands retro-60s street? The Drag Queen/John Waters fan in me says YESSSS!
Beetlejuice house dark ride, yep.
Christmastown with a dark ride.
Somewhere has to be a bike rack with Pee-Wee's bike.

 

[Matt7187]

I think a 9 ride would be really cool

 

[Tip Top Club]

As much as I would love to see a Nightmare Attraction, most of this has zero chance in happening. The Best we can hope for is some sort of Meet and Greet with them at the Halloween Parties.

 

[mahnamahna101]

Hmmm....

Christmastown mini-land with a walkthrough Santa's Workshop, an E-ticket dark ride using the Pandora's Box technology, and a daily parade with all of the characters

Frankenweenie dark ride in dark foresty area - a modern-day version of the old Snow White ride

An Edward Scissorhands street that leads off from the woods - an absurdist walkthrough attraction would be included as a museum for Tim Burton's films

The suburban street leads off into a mini Pee Wee city with a musical dance show inside the bar from the movie... with a Next-Gen Pee-Wee M&G

Honestly I can't see a Tim Burton area coming to frutation though....

 

[WED99]

It's too difficult to make a Burton land. His films are too varied. I mean how do you transition from PeeWee to Scissor hands to Frankenweenie?

Still I'd love for his movies to have a bigger presence in the parks! Frankenweenie was my favorite animated film last year, and it's not often I rate films higher than Pixar.