[CANCELLED (KINDA)] Walt Disney World Torino Resort | NEW VERSION COMING SOON

[Mr. Sullivan]

Enchanted Kingdom is a theme park at the Walt Disney World Torino Resort located just outside of Turin, Italy. The park opened on 01 September 1988. Accompanied by two on-site hotels and featuring a wide collection of classic Disney attractions, the park was an instant hit. The park was the very first Disney park located in Europe and just the second international Disney park ever following Tokyo Disneyland.

The park is comprised of eight themed lands: Mainstreet, Adventureland, Bayou Country, The Hundred Acre Wood, Frontierland, Toontown, Tomorrowland, and Fantasyland.

The park icon is Belle's Enchanted Castle, a representation of the castle from the 1991 film Beauty & the Beast. However, this was not the original icon of the park. Initially, the park's castle was Sleeping Beauty Castle, an upscaled version of the castle at Disneyland. It remained so for a decade until in 1998, the park announced that it was going to be getting a new castle to go along with a large expansion to the park's Fantasyland. The new castle opened in 2000 followed shortly by the Fantasyland expansion.

The park has gained several new additions since it's opening in 1988. As the resort it ultimately became a part of, the park has continued to receive new attractions and features over the years, all the way up to the present day.

Come with me now as we take a trip around the various lands of the park. For now, we're just going to look at the details of each individual land. But, coming soon, we'll be taking a look at individual attractions throughout the park.

Let us begin with an iconic entrance.​

 

[Mr. Sullivan]

A classic Disney mainstreet, though not as explicit in its imagery as its American counterparts.

It was decided that this resort’s version of Main Street was not going to make such explicit references to Walt’s hometown, but rather present a street that evokes recognizable American small town iconography that European guests may recognize from American media. Despite clear evocations of Americana, Imagineers decided to avoid dipping into the patriotic vibes of the American mainstreets, eschewing red, white, and blue bunting, American flags, and references to American historical figures. In it's place, a general celebration of the comforts and simplicity of turn of the century American aesthetics.

Though conceptually there is not as much of a deep dive into America beyond the small town American spirit, this is a familiar sight to anyone who has experienced Disney in America. The long mainstreet leads from the entrance gates that is topped by the train station, down toward the main hub aimed toward the castle. From the hub, arms spoke out to allow you to venture into the various lands of the park.​

---

ATTRACTIONS

01. Disney World Railroad: Main Street Station
The Main Street station for the railroad that runs around the park’s entire perimeter

02. Main Street Firehouse
A walkthrough replica of a turn of the century fire station featuring memorabilia of fire stations and firefighting from around the world including a replica fire engine

03. Main Street Cinema
A vintage turn of the century cinema showing classic Mickey Mouse cartoons; occasionally showing full length classic Disney animated films as additional ticketed special events for anniversaries and company/park-wide celebrations
​

---

ENTERTAINMENT

01. Dapper Dans
A classic barbershop quartet that performs outside of the Main Street Firehouse multiple times daily

02. Awaken the Kingdom
A daily castle stage show that takes place half an hour after park opening featuring Mickey and friends welcoming guests to the park to start their magical day
​

---

TABLE SERVICE DINING OPTIONS

01. Main Street Cafe
A corner cafe serving American style comfort foods. Reservations available and encouraged, though there is a walk-up wait list option pending availability.

02. The Diamond & Rose
An upscale restaurant serving premium menu offerings primarily based around upscale Italian cuisine. Reservations are required to dine at this location.

03. The Plaza
A buffet featuring character dining opportunities with The Fab 5 for breakfast and dinner and the Disney princesses for lunch. Reservations are required to dine at this location.
​

---

QUICK SERVICE DINING OPTIONS

01. Town Square Terrace
A counter service location serving standard theme park fare such as hamburgers and hot dogs.

02. Main Street Bakery
A Starbucks location themed to a vintage turn of the century American bakery.
​

---

SHOPS

01. Main Street Emporium
The park's main shopping and merchandise location selling officially branded merchandise such as clothes, stuffed animals, knick knacks, accessories, and more.

02. The Confection House
A candy store selling bagged candy, serve yourself candy, candy apples, fudge, brownies, ice cream. and more.

03. Tony’s Barber Shop
A barber shop where guests can get haircuts in the park if they so choose.

04. Book Nook
A bookstore selling various books, magazines, cards, and stationary items.

05. Kitchen Collectors
A cookery store selling cookware, bakeware, and china.

06. Heartstone Jewelers
A jewelry store selling especially made luxury and Disney themed jewelry.

07. Main Street Joke Shop
A little corner shop selling joke items, gifts, and magic related items.

08. Main Street Art House
An art gallery and art house in which guests can come through and look through various art pieces made by local artists and prominent artists. All art pieces are available for purchase by visiting guests.

09. The Portrait Studio
A studio where guests can have their photos taken in costumes on various sets, or have their iconic silhouette pictures drawn.

10. Main Street Pin Traders
A shop selling Disney pins that also hosts pin trading events.​

 

[Mr. Sullivan]

The first land you will encounter on your left from the main hub is Adventureland. This land is where you will find the spirit of adventure in all of its various forms, both scary and thrilling. Similar to Magic Kingdom’s Adventureland, WDW’s version is divided into two sub-lands, however they are far more distinctive than at WDW in Florida.

The first sub-land is Explorer Outpost. This sub-land is themed to the 1930s era of vintage exploration. The buildings are modeled after that era and the area is soundtracked by adventure music that sounds as if it’s played from a gramophone nearby. The vegetation is thick in this area as if you’re walking through the jungle. The attractions are hidden from the main pathways, requiring guests to take paths through the trees toward the queues, leaving the main pathways feeling like they really are in the middle of the dense jungle vegetation.

The second sub-land is Agrabah, themed to the city of the same name from Aladdin. This section was not originally a part of the land, but was added on an expansion pad present at the corner of the existing Adventureland in the early 2000s. This sub-land plants you on the streets of Agrabah. Unlike the other sub-land, the attractions here are very noticeable but blend in well with their surroundings, making them look natural. The area is soundtracked by various needle drops of the adventurous Aladdin score.

The two sub-lands are not visible to each other. They’re separated by a thicket of trees and a long wall and arch that on the Explorer Outpost side looks like a jungle ruin, but on the Agrabah side looks like part of the city’s architecture.
​

---

RIDES

Explorer Outpost
01. Jungle Cruise
A leisurely and humorous cruise through the rivers of the world where guests can view animatronic creatures and themed show scenes. Ride is a near clone of the Orlando version of the attraction.

02. Indiana Jones and the Fury of the Gods
An enhanced motion vehicle dark ride/thrill ride that sees guests accompanying archaeologist Indiana Jones on an adventure inside a temple supposedly built in remembrance of the Gods of the Jungle. However, upon closer inspection, it seems there is far more to this temple than originally meets the eye. Though it shares the same ride system as it's Disneyland counterpart, the ride features a completely unique story.

Agrabah
01. Aladdin’s Magic Carpet Ride
A dark ride in which guests board a magic carpet to join Aladdin, Jasmine, and Genie on a magic carpet ride around Agrabah as they try to foil Jaffar’s plot to take over the kingdom.
​

---

ATTRACTIONS

Explorer Outpost
01. Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room
A fifteen minute musical performance featuring various tropical birds and creatures serenading the audiences with their sweet tropical songs.

02. Tarzan’s Treehouse
A walkthrough treehouse based on Disney’s animated film Tarzan featuring various unique and humorous scenes scattered throughout the treehouse.

03. The Adventureland Train Station
A station for the park’s train themed to a 1930s era train depot

Agrabah
01. Prince Ali’s World Class Menagerie
A walkthrough attraction featuring animatronic creatures inside the Sultan’s palace
​

---

ENTERTAINMENT

Agrabah
01. Gene’s 1001 Arabian Nights
A comical stage show in which Genie entertains the people of Agrabah with hilarious reinventions of some of the classic 1001 Arabian Nights tales.
​

---

TABLE SERVICE DINING OPTIONS

Explorer Outpost
01. SEA Skipper Canteen
A sit down restaurant themed to a SEA outpost serving Pacific inspired cuisine
​

---

QUICK SERVICE DINING

Explorer Outpost
01. Bronze Compass
A counter service restaurant serving American BBQ inspired dishes.

02. Tiki Tiki Juice Hut
A smoothie and juice bar that also features Bao Buns of rotating types.

03. Sea Breeze Sweet Treats
A walk up cart serving different kinds of Dole Whip.

Agrabah
01. The Magic Lamp
A counter service restaurant serving easy to carry but yummy to eat middle eastern inspired dishes.
​

---

SHOPS

Explorer Outpost
01. Tropical Traders
A shop selling Adventureland pins, plushies, clothes, and other gift items

Agrabah
01. Agrabah Bazaar
An outdoor market selling various items such as clothes, hats, sunglasses, and higher tier items such as rugs, artwork, and more.


​

 

[Mr. Sullivan]

​

Make a right turn just past the archway entrance to Agrabah and you will find yourself entering the transposition to the next land.

Bayou Country takes deep into the Louisiana bayou to uncover all of the secrets, magic, mystery, and more that rests within. This land is designed to make you look as if you’re actually venturing through the bayou, complete with lots of waterways, trees, and mossy areas. If you look in some of the waterways you’ll even spot some simple animatronic gators and other creatures around the bayou.

Of the two rides present here, one is in the midst of a huge change. Like its American counterparts, this park’s Splash Mountain closed in 2022 after it was decided to give the attraction a new theme. The Imagineers who focused their attention on Enchanted Kingdom as well as the park’s management and leadership decided they were happy to have a Princess & the Frog ride, but courted leadership to get their own unique version with a completely different story to it.

The resort president said that they wished to continue to give Enchanted Kingdom its own unique identity as a castle park despite its origins as a fairly faithful clone. Knowing that the European audience agreed with this sentiment, Disney leadership approved it. Despite carrying the same name and same external appearance as it’s American counterparts, the ride is completely different and features an entirely different storyline for guests to enjoy.

The rest of the land remains mostly as it was when the park opened, save for it being made smaller in the northern corner to accommodate a new land that was added in the late 90s (The Hundred Acre Wood).
​

---

RIDES
01. Tiana’s Bayou Adventure
A flume ride that follows Tiana and her alligator pal Louis as they search high and low across the New Orleans bayou to find Louis’ lost prized trumpet so he can entertain the people at the annual Mardi Gras celebration. Along the way, they will receive help from the various critters in the Bayou, but have to be careful to avoid the vengeful spirit of Dr. Facillier who, according to legend, haunts the Bayou.

02. Pirates of the Caribbean
Enchanted Kingdom’s spin on the classic boat ride. Under the cover of darkness, a confiscated pirate ship sneaks out of a New Orleans port with a motley crew of sailors hungry for a life of piracy. Following them are guests in a little boat on the water. Following a raid on a port, the ship ventures out to open sea which is not only the realm of pirates, both living and dead, but also the kingdom of the most ferocious, bloodthirsty beast of the sea. Any poor soul who treads into its kingdom must suffer the consequences. Originally a clone of the Florida version of the ride, this ride closed for extensive refurbishment in early 2000s for a remodel that shook up its story and added some new show scenes.
​

---

TABLE SERVICE DINING OPTIONS
01. Bayou Terrace
A Creole restaurant themed to a veranda overlooking the Bayou that leads out toward the channel to access the wide open sea. The restaurant sits inside the Pirates show building. It is this park's version of Blue Bayou.
​

---

QUICK SERVICE DINING OPTIONS
01. Tiana’s Palace
A Creole/French restaurant themed to the restaurant of the same name from the Disney animated film that sits adjacent to Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, overlooking the turn around toward the finale after the drop.

02. The Pirate’s Den
A quick service stop serving seafood options as well as some of your more traditional theme park fare, themed to a pirate’s tavern

03. The Mint Julep Bar
A waterside location that specializes in variations of the iconic Mint Julep that can be enjoyed in a seating area overlooking the waters of the Bayou
​

---

SHOPS

01. Louis’ Records
A music shop where guests can buy vinyl albums of their favorite Disney soundtracks as well as real musical instruments.

02. Dead Man’s Chest
A gift shop featuring pirate themed merchandise.

03. Doubloon Traders
A metal pressing shop where guests can get custom doubloons and pirate medallions made.​

 

[Mr. Sullivan]

At the very top corner of Bayou Country, around the corner from Pirates, you will transition into a land that occupies a former section of Bayou Country as well as a partial bit of an expansion pad at the park’s perimeter. This land is The Hundred Acre Wood.

Formerly part of this area was a small water area (roughly the same footprint as Tiana’s Bayou Adventure) used for a daily show in the Bayou, in the mid 90s this was closed down for the introduction of a new land that acts as the smallest land in the park. Covering that converted space as well as a small fraction of an expansion pad that may one day also get some use by the neighboring Frontierland, The Hundred Acre Wood acts as the only Winnie-the-Pooh themed full land in the world.

This charming little land may be the smallest in the park, but that’s perfect for the little kids who will no doubt fall in love with it. As you venture through the tall trees of the Hundred Acre Wood, you will find various familiar locations from your favorite Pooh stories, soundtracked by instrumental versions of your favorite songs from the franchise.
​

---

RIDES
01. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
A classic style dark ride that takes riders through various classic Winnie the Pooh stories. Near clone of the California version of the attraction.

02. Pooh’s Honey Hunt
A children’s drop ride in which guests sit in the basket of a balloon and repeatedly raise up and down toward the top of a tree in search of some honey for Pooh. Similar to Jumpin’ Jellyfish at Disney’s California Adventure.
​

---

ENTERTAINMENT
01. Storytime with Christopher Robin
Guests gather around inside Christopher Robin’s treehouse to hear funny and delightful stories about Winnie the Pooh and friends told via puppets similar to the puppet based Pooh TV show.
​

---

QUICK SERVICE DINING
01. Kanga’s Kitchen
A quick service restaurant serving classic homemade comfort foods (both American and Italian based) themed to Kanga and Roo’s house.

02. Rabbit’s Veggie Cart
A walk up cart with primarily vegetarian based options located in Rabbit's garden.
​

---

SHOPS

01. Owl’s Trinkets
A knick-knack shop where guests can purchase a variety of Winnie the Pooh themed merchandise.

02. The Honey Hut
A confectionary shop selling honey based sweet treats.​

 

[Mr. Sullivan]

Moving up and to the right a bit, you will exit the woods and step out onto the wild frontier.

Thematically, this Frontierland has a good deal in common with the Disneyland Paris version of the land in that there is a central narrative that ties it all together.

Here, we are introduced to the fictional town of Matchstick Junction, a frontier town that is out on the furthest edge of the established frontier. Established by the shady Big Thunder Mining Company as a company town, the town was overseen by the mysterious Nathanial Vile. The men of the company town reported to work each day in the dangerous Big Thunder Mine while Nathanial stayed reclusive in his mansion that overlooked the town up on Thunder Plateau. The employees and their families resented Vile, knowing that he willingly sent his men into a dangerous, unprotected, unsafe mine all in favor of his precious profits. Rumor had it that he spent his days sitting in his study counting the cash made on the backs of the brave men who ventured into the mountain.

Everyone knew that one day a disaster would come.

That disaster did eventually come on a day known as The Day of Thunder. Deep from within the mine, a massive explosion left all of the men inside missing and presumed perished. The devastated families demanded Mr. Vile do something to help ease their pain, but he refused to take any responsibility. One day, the grieving loved ones marched all the way up to the mansion and forced their way inside. Mr. Vile and the entire staff of his mansion were never seen nor heard from again. The grieving families left Matchstick Junction, leaving the place a ghost town.

It is said that the spirits of the miners lost in the mine accident haunt the entire town, but most of the reported activity is concentrated on the daunting Big Thunder Mountain and the abandoned mansion on top of the plateau overlooking it.
​

---

RIDES
01. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
A mine train coaster that puts guests on a haunted runaway train as it traverses the dangerous paths of Big Thunder Mountain and takes them right into the exploded mine shaft.

02. The Haunted Mansion
An omnimover in which guests can take a terrifying tour of the Vile Manor and come face to face not only with the ghosts of the lost Big Thunder miners, but of Mr. Vile himself.

03. Big Thunder Mining Co. Riverboat
The remaining company riverboat that ferried the families to and then later from the company town has been refurbished and is taking guests on a leisurely trip around the Goldrush River

04. Goldrush River Rafts
Rafts which ferry guest over to the island in the middle of the river
​

---

ATTRACTIONS
01. Goldrush River
A river that encompasses all of Frontierland (that technically also extends into Adventureland though it is hidden from the walkways via the planting of thick vegetation and trees so as to not break the land immersion) in which guests can take a ride on a riverboat or raft to the island in the center of the river.

02. Little Matchstick Island
An artificial island in the middle of the river in which guests can take a stroll visit obstacle and ropes courses, go digging for buried artifacts sponsored by SEA’s recent expedition to the abandoned company town, find hidden caves and grottos to explore, and uncover more secrets and mysterious about the ill fated town.

03. The Frontierland Train Station
A station for the park’s train themed to an abandoned old west train depot.

04. Matchstick Shootin’ Exposition
A midway style shooting game themed to the shooting range of Matchstick Junction.
​

---

QUICK SERVICE DINING OPTIONS
01. Stumpy’s Saloon
The old company town saloon serving American bar-b-que and other frontier inspired fare.

02. Minecart Cafe
A cafe serving traditional southern comfort food set inside the entrance to the abandoned mine.
​

---

SHOPS

01. The Company Store
The company town’s general store in which guests can purchase Matchstick Junction themed merchandise as well as attraction themed merchandise, and general western/cowboy themed merchandise.

02. Ol’ Leather Shop
A leather pressing shop in which guests can get special leather printed items.

03. Cowboy Corral
A special store in which guests can get custom made cowboy hats, boots, and belts.​

 

[Mr. Sullivan]

This Toontown comes on a scale the likes of which you’ve never seen before.

The idea behind this version of the land was the question of what if this felt more like an actual, densely populated town of beloved cartoon friends? This led the designers of the park to create the largest Toontown in the world. This land occupies the northwest section of the park and is accessible via a pathway underneath the tracks for the railroad like it is at Disneyland. When you come out of the pathway, you’re plopped down into what almost feels like a cartoonfied Mainstreet

From the park’s opening up until 2017, at the end of the avenue there was a large building known as Toontown City Hall which was used as a meet and greet and show space. Guests could go left or right to get to the various other attractions in the area. However, in mid 2017, the city hall was closed to make way for a new Mickey and Minne starring dark ride inside of the El Capitoon Theatre which, upon it’s opening in 2019, now acts as the attraction occupying the end of the main avenue. Guests can still venture to the left or right for the other attractions.

---

RIDES
01. Mickey & Minnie’s Toontown Joyride
A trackless dark ride in which guests ride alongside Mickey and Minnie in an out of control, hilarious joyride through the streets and neighborhoods of Toontown. This ride acted as the basis for what became Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway in the US parks. This ride was the initial concept, but the people in charge of this resort requested that if it were to travel out to the other parks, that they wanted a unique version. This led to a sort of spin-off of sorts for the US parks where they used the same character models and art style, but with a completely different story. There are some similarities, most notably with all versions using the same ride system (albeit in cars rather than a train) and some similarities in specific scenes, but this version is mostly comprises other original scenes and a different overall story. Located inside of the El Capitoon Theatre, this version resembles what became the California version, just on a larger scale.

02. Toontown River Rampage
A water ride in which guests board mini-paddle boats from Steamboat Willie and take a perilous plunge down an angry waterway where they will get drenched by various water gags.

03. Goofy’s Sky School
Despite sharing it’s name with the California Adventure wild-mouse, this is actually a clone of The Barnstormer at Magic Kingdom.

04. Donald’s Bumper Boats
A children’s bumper boat ride themed to Donald Duck.

---

ATTRACTIONS
01. Mickey’s House & Meet Mickey
A walkthrough of Mickey Mouse’s home where guests can get the chance to meet Mickey and Pluto.

02. Minnie’s House & Meet Minnie
A walkthrough of Minnie Mouse’s home where guests can get the chance to meet Minnie.

03. CenTOONial Park
A large park where guests can visit fountains, a duck pond, have a picnic, and fly kites.

04. Disneyland Railroad
A stop of the park’s railroad housed in an indoor building that is a cartoonified version of Grand Central Station.

05. Scrooge’s Bank
An indoor play area themed to a large bank in Toontown owned by the one and only Scrooge McDuck

---

ENTERTAINMENT
01. Live from the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
A sing-along/dance-along show set inside the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse featuring the Big 5 trying to solve a problem with the help from the audience.

02. The CenTOONial Park Band
A band that plays in CenTOONial park every hour based upon the band from the classic Disney short The Band Concert.

---

TABLE SERVICE DINING OPTIONS
01. Mickey’s House of Mouse
A table service restaurant themed to the nightclub of the same name from the show of the same name where guests get to watch classic Disney cartoons on a big screen with intermittent interludes from the house Mickey from the stage (achieved via the hologram effects seen on rides such as Rise of the Resistance). Around the restaurant are statues of other popular Disney toon characters at various tables that guests can sit at as if they’re having a meal with the character. For lunch and dinner, there are walk around characters such as Chip n Dale, Donald, Max, Goofy, and more. This restaurant encourages reservations but there is a walk-up list option pending availability.

---

QUICK SERVICE DINING OPTIONS
01. Bueno Nacho
A quick service Mexican restaurant themed to the restaurant of the same name from the Disney Channel show Kim Possible.

02. Kiki’s Coffee Hut
A coffee and pastry quick service restaurant themed to the restaurant of the same name from the Lilo & Stitch franchise.

03. Mr. Slushy Dawg & Mr. Slushy Burger
A duel counter service location themed to the restaurants of the same name from Phineas & Ferb.

04. Goofy’s Snack Shack
A counter service location themed to the restaurant of the same name from the 2010s Mickey Mouse shorts.

---

SHOPS

01. Toontown Market
A shop in which guests can rent picnic blankets for a small fee to take their meal they’ve bought and picnic in CenTOONial Park. There’s also an option to purchase a picnic basket and fill it with items from the market.

02. Googleplex Mall
A large emporium type store featuring various toon related merchandise themed to the mall of the same name from Phineas & Ferb.

03. Minnie’s Bow Emporium
A shop where guests can get specially made Minnie bows as well as special Mickey ears and custom hats.

04. Daisy’s Sweet House
A candy store selling traditional candy bags, fudge, and apples as well as some unique ToonTown treats.

05. Max Goof’s House of Groove
A ToonTown merchandise store themed to a record store owned by Max Goof.

 

[Mr. Sullivan]

Differing from most incarnations of this land, Enchanted Kingdom’s version of Tomorrowland is explicitly themed to a vintage view of the future. More specifically, the land is designed from the point of view of someone from 1955 (the year Disneyland opened in California) imagining what they think the future looks like. This allows Imgaineers the opportunity to work the classic Tomorrowland aesthetic without running into the trouble of the land becoming outdated. As such, the area has a sort of retro-future theme, looking less like the world of tomorrow and more like yesterday’s ideas of tomorrow.
​

---

RIDES

01. Space Mountain
A modernized version of the Disney classic indoor coaster features a semi-classic track layout but with steeper hills, wider turns, and a bit more thrill. With state of the art special effects, this version puts you more in the middle of a space adventure than ever.

02. Mission: Tomorrow
A tamed down variation of Mission: Space from EPCOT (removing the controversial strength and intensity to something more akin to a traditional simulator ride but within the same sort of vehicles) in which guests board a time traveling vehicle to get a glimpse at three different possible future Earths depending on which scientist’s classroom they choose to enter upon entering the Tomorrowland Academy of Science.

03. Tomorrowland Highway
An indoor, all electric version of the classic Autopia ride that allows guests to drive along a highway through a retro futuristic cityscape using miniature electric vehicles.

04. Astro Orbiter
A high in the sky spinning ride offering pristine views of the retro futuristic world of tomorrow.

05. The Tomorrowland People Mover
A recreation of the classic motion attraction taking guests on a scenic tour of Tomorrowland.
​

---

ATTRACTIONS

01. The Carousel of Progress
A new installation of the classic Disney attraction featuring updated scenes bringing the show closer to our current reality.

02. The Tomorrowland Exposition & Technology Fair
An exhibition featuring rotating demonstrations of brand new technology from companies based all over the world that is changed out semi-regularly

03. Tomorrowland Monorail Hub
The in-park monorail drop off station.
​

---

ENTERTAINMENT

01. Robots! Nuts and Bolts Revue
A variety show in which an assortment of humorous robots demonstrate a variety of talents for their new human friends.
​

---

TABLE SERVICE DINING OPTIONS

01. Satellite Horizon
A variation of the Space 220 restaurant in which guests board a “lift” from Tomorrowland up to the Disney space station named Satellite Horizon. guests will be seated in a slowly rotating room with large LED screen panels acting as windows giving them views of the galaxy. Reservations are required for this restaurant.
​

---

QUICK SERVICE DINING OPTIONS

01. Sonny Eclipse’s Tomorrowland Lounge
A quick service location where guests can get their meal cafeteria style and sit in a futuristic looking lounge where they watch a performance from the one and only Sonny Eclipse.

02. Astro Munchers
A walk up snack location below the People Mover and Astro Orbiter for quick snacks.

03. Stargrazer’s
An indoor and outdoor quick service location situated on the second level of Tomorrowland offering a unique assortment of cafeteria style menu offerings with views overlooking Tomorrowland.
​

---

SHOPS

01. Star Traders
A gift shop selling various clothing and souvenir items.

02. Tomorrowland Pin Station
A pin trading and purchasing location where guests can find limited and special pins not available at other pin locations throughout the resort​

 

[Mr. Sullivan]

Just like the suped up Toontown, this parks version of Fantasyland is the largest you’ll find anywhere in the world.

This park’s version of the iconic land was made with the Disneyland mindset of being packed to the gills with attractions. You’ll find the classics here with versions of the classic Disneyland and Magic Kingdom dark rides as well as a version of the beloved Beauty & the Beast dark ride from Tokyo as well as some rides that are completely unique to this castle park.

This version of Fantasyland rests beyond the drawbridge of Belle’s castle and occupies the entire north part of the park. At the back of the land is a large lagoon with various things to see and do unto itself. Just beyond the castle’s bridge you’ll get your normal set up of the dark rides that share buildings, but the further into the land you start to get unique show buildings, especially for the Beauty and the Beast ride which is connected to the castle itself.

---

RIDES
01. Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
Slightly modified and updated version of the classic Disneyland dark ride in which guests board a caterpillar and take a weird and wonderful journey through the wacky world of Wonderland.

02. Peter Pan’s Flight
A recreation of the magical dark ride in which guests board a pirate ship and fly over the skies of London before making their way to Neverland. Identical to the Orlando version of the attraction.

03. Cinderella’s Midnight Wish
A brand new state of the art dark ride in which guests board a carriage and make their way through the enchanting story of Cinderella.

04. Belle’s Magical World
A trackless dark ride, this is a near clone of the Tokyo ride in which guests board a teacup and venture through the Beast’s castle and the castle grounds as Belle and the Beast slowly fall in love. Seemingly housed inside of the park’s icon, Belle’s Castle, the ride is actually housed in a hidden show building off to the side of the castle obscured by the trees of Cinderella’s Garden. Guests actually walk underground through a themed passageway underneath Fantasyland to enter the attraction.

05. Voyage of the Little Mermaid
An indoor boat ride that takes guests through the enchanting tale of Ariel, the little mermaid

07. Snow White’s Enchanted Adventures
A dark ride in which guests board one of the dwarfs' mine carts to venture through the story of Snow White. Identical to the Disneyland version of the attraction.

08. Escape from Bald Mountain
A modern indoor and outdoor family coaster inspired by the Matterhorn at Dinsyeland in which guests must escape from the evil Chernabog in a race down bald mountain.

09. it’s a small world
A charming boat ride through various scenes depicting children from all over the world, their culture, and the spirit of togetherness.

10. Dumbo the Flying Elephant
The classic family spinner ride in which guests fly on the back of Dumbo.

11. Mad Tea Party
A classic family teacup ride themed to the Mad Hatter’s mad tea party.

12. Prince Charming’s Royal Carousel
A classic family carousel ride.

13. Moana’s Sea Rafts
A gentle raft ride around the Fantasyland Lagoon at the back of Fantasayland.

---

ATTRACTIONS
01. Princess Hall
An indoor meet and greet location where at any given time guests can meet four different Disney princesses.

02. Belle’s Castle
The park’s icon featuring both a small inside portion where guests can look at tapestries depicting the story of Beauty and the Beast as well as the entrance to Belle's Magical World and the Be Our Guest restaurant.

03. Cinderella’s Garden
A garden off to the far edge of Fantasyland featuring trees, flower displays, topiaries, and a small fish pond.

---

ENTERTAINMENT
01. Fantasyland Theatre
A 400 seat amphitheater that will present various 20 minute shows based on classic Disney tales.

02. Fantasmic!
A nightly water spectacular held on Fantasmic Island in the middle of Fantasyland Lagoon. Nightly, 45 minutes before showtime, a portable bridge connects the back of Fantasyland to the island to allow guests to visit. Guests can also at this time take Moana’s Sea Rafts if they so choose.

---

TABLE SERVICE DINING OPTIONS
01. Be Our Guest
A Beauty and the Beast themed restaurant featuring a character meal located inside Belle’s Castle. Reservations are required for this reastaurant.

---

QUICK SERVICE DINING OPTIONS
01. The Snuggly Duckling
A quick service tavern serving refreshments and hearty meals themed to the tavern of the same name from Tangled.

02. Hook’s Galley
A quick service location serving traditional theme park fare, themed to the galley of Captain Hook’s ship.

03. Maurice’s Snack Wagon
A snack cart based on Maurice from Beauty and the Beast.

04. Flounder’s Fountains
A beverage location serving various types of hot and cold drinks.

05. Fairy Godmother’s Treat Tent
A special ice cream, funnel cake, and other sweet treats location.

---

SHOPS

01. Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boutique
A special experience where young children can get special Disney princess makeovers.

02. Geppetto’s Toy Shop
A store where guests can get special toys, cuckoo clocks, puppets, and other knick knacks.

03. The Mad Hatter
A special hat shop where guests can get custom made hats, including special monogrammed eat hats.

04. Once Upon a Gift
A special merchandise shop where guests can purchase unique, high tier merchandise such as cutlery, china, glassware, and more.

05. Castle Collectibles
A gift shop inside the castle near the entrance to the walkthrough specializing in princess themed merchandise. also a pin shop and pin trading location.

 

[Mr. Sullivan]

DAILY PARADES
01. Magic Memories
A character parade from the end of Main Street to the castle (runs on all non-seasonal event dates).

02. Toontown Cavalcade
A daily lunchtime parade through CenTOONial Park featuring appearances from rotating rare to spot toon characters (runs every day regardless of seasonal events).

---

DAILY NIGHTTIME SPECTACULARS
01. A Dream is a Wish
A nightly spectacular featuring fireworks, projection mapping, and drones (this show runs during all non-seasonal event dates).

---

SEASONAL PARADES
01. New Year’s Jubilation
A parade held on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day featuring a variety of characters ringing in the new year (December 31-January 1)

02. Easter Magic
A special parade featuring performers and characters celebrating Easter (Fri-Sun of Easter weekend each year)

03. Villain’s Kingdom Spooktacular
A special parade in which the villains of Disney take over the entertainment duties (September 25-October 31)

04.. Mickey & Friends Toyland Spectacular
A special Christmas theme parade that runs for the duration of the park’s annual Jolly Holiday Celebration (November 5-December 30)

---

SEASONAL NIGHTTIME SPECTACULARS
01. New York’s Rocks
A nighttime firework, projection, and drone show at the castle (December 31-January 1)

02. Magic All Around Us
A special night time firework, projection, and drone show held for one weekend at the turn of each season (December, March, June, and September)

03. Bumps in the Night
A special night time firework, projection, and drone show held during the park’s Halloween season (September 25-October 31)

04. Christmas Magic
A special nighttime firework, projection, and drone show held for the duration of the Jolly Holiday Celebration (November 5-December 30)

---

FESTIVALS
01. Festival of Fantasy
A festival held in the summertime every other year which features various special things such as rare character meet and greets, special limited time entertainment, special food items, and extended park hours.

02. Halloween Kingdom
A festival held from September 25-October 31 which sees the introduction of Halloween decorations, meet and greets with iconic Dinsey villains, special food items, and a special nighttime spectacular.

03. Christmas Kingdom
A festival held from November 5-December 30 which sees the introduction of Christmas decorations, special seasonal meet and greets,, special food items, and a special nighttime spectacular.

---

SEASONAL EVENTS

01. Mickey’s Boo Bash
A Halloween after hours party held every Friday and Saturday night during the park’s Halloween Kingdom festival in which guests can purchase a ticket to come in costume, trick or treat in the park, meet characters in their halloween costume, watch a special night time version of Villain’s Kingdom Spooktacular parade, al capped off with a showing of Bumps in the Night.

02. Mickey’s Christmas Wonderland
A Christmas after hours party held every Friday and Saturday night during the park’s Christmas Kingdom festival in which guests can purchase a ticket to come shop with special Christmas market vendors on Main Street, meet Santa, meet characters in their Christmas best, eat special Christmas treats, watch a special night time version of Mickey & Friends Toyland Spectacular parade, all capped off with a showing of Christmas Magic.

 

[Mr. Sullivan]

And there we have it! This is an overview of the park. The next time you see me, we're gonna dive into the details of all of the original and/or altered attractions that this park has! I shall see you all then. For now, enjoy your read through of the most enchanted place on earth!

 

[Mr. Sullivan]

In the process of working on write outs of some attractions. Watch this space.

 

[Mr. Sullivan]

Are there any particular original attractions mentioned above you all would like to see expanded upon first? I was gonna go straight down the line but what interests you all the most from above?

 

[Twilight_Roxas]

Cool.

 

[Mr. Sullivan]

Having spent the last couple of months playing SA, getting more of a feel for armchair imagineering, and seeing the potential this idea could have, I am going to CANCEL this version of my concept and instead return to it later.

@spacemt354 reached out to me to get me into the SU game and their game has taught me so much that I just didn't know when I started this concept. Thank you to those who got on board with the shells of concepts above, but I'd like to return to this one day with a new approach. A better approach.

WDW Torino is not dead. This version of it however is.

 

[HomeImagineer]

hmm i see that sucks

 

[Mr. Sullivan]

hmm i see that sucks

Don't worry, you'll see this come back in the future. I am not abandoning it, I am just realizing I pulled the trigger on this incarnation far too early and want to come back later with something even better!