Great job! Looks so much different than other castles but fits well with Fantasia Gardens!
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Very spur-of-the-moment write-up for a Through the Looking Glass version of an Alice ride, which uses familiar characters and new ones both:
Ride begins inside Alice's manor house, upon trackless chess pawns. They travel through the fireplace mirror into Wonderland, a mirrored version of the prior room. The pawns proceed outside, with a goal (as in the book) to cross all 10 squares of the chessboard (which the gardens resemble) and become queens.
They first encounter the singing flowers as seen in Disney's Alice. (All very much in keeping with the book's plot line.)
Later they meet Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum (again, repeated from Disney's Alice), who tell tale of the Walrus and the Carpenter.
Along the way are the Red Queen, White Queen, White Knight - all representing and resembling chess pieces.
Humpty Dumpty celebrates his unbirthday...let's fuse him with the next chapter about the Lion and the Unicorn which allows a raucous return appearance by the Mad Hatter and the March Hare.
Alice/the pawns reach the end, become queens, and throw a party. The Red Queen (who could easily be portrayed by the Queen of Hearts) goes into a familiar uproar until Alice captures her. "Checkmate." Whereupon Alice wakes up.
Throughout, the poem of the Jabberwocky appears as a threat. Jabberwocky - an insect-dragon nightmare monster - never appears in the tale, but he is so, so famous, he would be a wonderful addition & finale!
No Cheshire Cat or White Rabbit or Caterpillar, I'm afraid, but we could figure out how to include them someplace if so desired.
Thoughts?
Really well written! Love the different tone as well!
I'll try to get my story treatment out for Space Mountain sometime in the next few days just to feel out how it goes. So far I like the direction but it's not near presentation yet.
Peter Pan is another big E-Ticket along with Moana in Adventureland have don't have fleshed out narratives to them. And like Alice, it'd be easy to re-tell the story but looking for something original would be ideal.
Did anyone who really enjoyed Moana or Peter Pan have any suggestions?
Peter Pan is another big E-Ticket along with Moana in Adventureland have don't have fleshed out narratives to them. And like Alice, it'd be easy to re-tell the story but looking for something original would be ideal.
Did anyone who really enjoyed Moana or Peter Pan have any suggestions?
And @D Hindley you brought up a good point earlier with Museum of the Weird.
@FigmentPigments I know you have a ton of other more important stuff going on, and still somehow manage to work on some of these concepts which is a feat in and of itself. Megan/Figment -- I know Museum of the Weird was mentioned, but with Big Hero 6 and the Fantasia Boat Ride (and doing the One Sentence Comp) I wouldn't want to see you be overwhelmed.
I'm sure any of us would love to help you with Museum of the Weird if you needed it -- I remember it was something akin to Mystic Manor in terms of the architecture but that's all I remembered.
@FigmentPigments I know you have a ton of other more important stuff going on, and still somehow manage to work on some of these concepts which is a feat in and of itself. Megan/Figment -- I know Museum of the Weird was mentioned, but with Big Hero 6 and the Fantasia Boat Ride (and doing the One Sentence Comp) I wouldn't want to see you be overwhelmed.
I'm sure any of us would love to help you with Museum of the Weird if you needed it -- I remember it was something akin to Mystic Manor in terms of the architecture but that's all I remembered.
@michmousefan I know you were asking for some info for the Casey Jr. Train -- sorry it's a bit later but here's what we have so far (feel free to make any changes you want to the Casey Jr. layout -- I would just let @Imagineerland know as he's designing the official map!)
Fantasyland in Pink
Yellow is the proposed Casey Jr. route
For the attractions it would be going through...here are their descriptions
Fantasyland in Pink
Yellow is the proposed Casey Jr. route
For the attractions it would be going through...here are their descriptions
Dumbo Circus Area
Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree
Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree
Scene 1
Your Honey Pot takes off with the classic Winnie the Pooh melody "Up, Down, Touch the Ground" playing in the background as you enter Pooh's House, where Pooh is standing in front of his mirror trying to touch his toes and talking to his reflection in the mirror and empty jars of honey laying around the floor.
Pooh: Oh time for something sweet...oh bother empty again...only the sticky part's left.
As you leave Pooh's house you enter the Hundred Acre Wood where your dark ride vehicles can move by themselves throughout the landscape as the Sherman Brothers "Winnie the Pooh" instrumental theme plays and other audio animatronic characters pop out.
From his door, Piglet says "Pooh look, I found a Honey Tree!"
Tending to his garden on the opposite side, Rabbit announces, "Don't climb that tree, there's bees up there."
Owl then chimes in from his treehouse, "Bees, never heard of such kind creatures"
As your vehicles turn throughout the Hundred Acre Wood in a 360 degree landscape, you approach the scene transition and see Pooh flying with a balloon up into the Honey Tree.
Scene 2
Your Honey Pot takes off with the classic Winnie the Pooh melody "Up, Down, Touch the Ground" playing in the background as you enter Pooh's House, where Pooh is standing in front of his mirror trying to touch his toes and talking to his reflection in the mirror and empty jars of honey laying around the floor.
Pooh: Oh time for something sweet...oh bother empty again...only the sticky part's left.
As you leave Pooh's house you enter the Hundred Acre Wood where your dark ride vehicles can move by themselves throughout the landscape as the Sherman Brothers "Winnie the Pooh" instrumental theme plays and other audio animatronic characters pop out.
From his door, Piglet says "Pooh look, I found a Honey Tree!"
Tending to his garden on the opposite side, Rabbit announces, "Don't climb that tree, there's bees up there."
Owl then chimes in from his treehouse, "Bees, never heard of such kind creatures"
As your vehicles turn throughout the Hundred Acre Wood in a 360 degree landscape, you approach the scene transition and see Pooh flying with a balloon up into the Honey Tree.
Scene 2
Pooh ends up stuck face first into the tree as the wind starts to blow, and Gopher pops out from his hole in the ground to exclaim:
"It's Windsday!"
The trees and surroundings start to sway (large fans are also installed in this scene to give guests the 4D wind effect, and your Honey pots vehicles spin around as the wind gets stronger. On the left you see Kanga holding onto Roo with a blanket as Roo laughs at the fun.
You also see Eeyores "gloomy place" made of sticks fall down in the wind as Eeyore sighs
"I guess I'll have to start over again"
As the scene concludes you hear commotion coming from under the tree Pooh is stuck in as the wind almost knocking Pooh out of the Honey tree as Tigger bounces into the frame.
Scene 3
"It's Windsday!"
The trees and surroundings start to sway (large fans are also installed in this scene to give guests the 4D wind effect, and your Honey pots vehicles spin around as the wind gets stronger. On the left you see Kanga holding onto Roo with a blanket as Roo laughs at the fun.
You also see Eeyores "gloomy place" made of sticks fall down in the wind as Eeyore sighs
"I guess I'll have to start over again"
As the scene concludes you hear commotion coming from under the tree Pooh is stuck in as the wind almost knocking Pooh out of the Honey tree as Tigger bounces into the frame.
Scene 3
"Don't worry old buddy old pal, I'll catch ya...come on folks, bounce with me" Tigger cheers as The Wonderful Thing about Tiggers song begins to play. Your vehicles move up and down along with Tigger as he bounces up and catches Pooh as he falls from the tree and the bees swarm out popping Pooh's blue balloon and heading back into their tree.
As soon as they reach the ground, the clouds get dark and rain begins to fall.
Scene 4
As soon as they reach the ground, the clouds get dark and rain begins to fall.
Scene 4
Eeyore pouts "First the wind...now the rain" as a flood begins to form and the characters use umbrellas to travel along the river of rainwater and the "Rain Rain Rain came down down down" song plays in the background
Tigger proclaims "Don't worry Pooh at least in this weather your honey is safe from those Heffalumps and Woozles."
Pooh "You mean elephants and Weasels? Uhh what do they do?"
Tigger "Oh nothing much, just steal honey"
Pooh "Steal honey?!"
Scene 5
Tigger proclaims "Don't worry Pooh at least in this weather your honey is safe from those Heffalumps and Woozles."
Pooh "You mean elephants and Weasels? Uhh what do they do?"
Tigger "Oh nothing much, just steal honey"
Pooh "Steal honey?!"
Scene 5
As the rain stops and your vehicles transition into the new scene you see Pooh asleep in his nightgown and hat as the name Heffalumps and Woozles play again and again in his mind. You see a projection of Pooh fly off and tumble into a dream state as you go into the next scene
Scene 6
Scene 6
The Heffalumps and Woozles theme plays as you rotate around large audio animatronic luminescent characters in a larger than life dream sequence. The wide track allows your Honey pot vehicle to rotate in all facets and directions as you careen from one character to another. In the final scene you see the Heffalump and Woozle sitting with a giant jar of honey as you hear Piglet, Tigger, and other characters start to say in faint voices "Pooh" "Pooh bear" as you transition to the next scene
Scene 7
Scene 7
Pooh wakes up the next day and finds Christopher Robin and all of his friends gathered around a picnic table with several jars of honey and other food items for lunch.
"The wind knocked all the honey out of the honey tree, Pooh!" Tigger explains. "Here come celebrate with us"
The Winnie the Pooh melody begins again and the final scene of the ride is Pooh's head facing the ride vehicles surrounded in honey and smiling "Today's a good day" as the last page of the large storybook canvases reads "The End"
"The wind knocked all the honey out of the honey tree, Pooh!" Tigger explains. "Here come celebrate with us"
The Winnie the Pooh melody begins again and the final scene of the ride is Pooh's head facing the ride vehicles surrounded in honey and smiling "Today's a good day" as the last page of the large storybook canvases reads "The End"
Cinderella Chateau
STORYBOOK LAND CANAL BOATS
Here is a quickie hand drawn effort to visualize a new trackless version of Storybook Land Canal Boats in the courtyard/garden space directly beyond the castle walls. Storybook Land sits alongside and compliments the Peoplemover-style Casey Jr. ride, which traverses all of Fantasyland. Meanwhile, Storybook Land summarizes Fantasyland in miniature, with quaint models depicting locations from dozens of Disney animated films. Looking over this plan, I'd like to incorporate more waterfalls and waterways feeding Storybook Land from other nearby attractions (such as the Pinocchio boat ride), really connect everything together.
Casey Jr. is elevated overhead (it even passes over the canals). Storybook Land is sunken below the main walkways. Vantage points along the walkways provide partially-obscured views of the models below (assume more landscaping than drawn). The ride's layout mirrors Fantasyland as a whole; Toad Hall is located in the same location in Storybook Land as in Fantasyland, and so on. It's like a map of the land found at its entrance! Note the observation deck and stairs south of the ride (inspired by the castle in Paris).
Storybook Land Canal Boats use the DisneySea Aquatopia LPS ride system. Three-person boats continually load from a roofed dock and glide freely from one model scene to another. On-board speakers play Disney songs to go with the models. Each model has little scenes which play out for each boat. Using Neverland as an example, pixie dust sparkles and Hook's pirate ship flies up from the waters. The trackless boats will occasionally spin in place and dance around each other. Each boat visits each model, but in no set order. Add arcing water sprays and other fun decorative elements, and the total effect is very kinetic.
This is a solid C-ticket, to be sure, but a charming one, and I think a lovely introduction to the land.
And then
Alice in Wonderland
(rough outline -- possibly Mary Blair and Through the Looking Glass inspired)
Here is a quickie hand drawn effort to visualize a new trackless version of Storybook Land Canal Boats in the courtyard/garden space directly beyond the castle walls. Storybook Land sits alongside and compliments the Peoplemover-style Casey Jr. ride, which traverses all of Fantasyland. Meanwhile, Storybook Land summarizes Fantasyland in miniature, with quaint models depicting locations from dozens of Disney animated films. Looking over this plan, I'd like to incorporate more waterfalls and waterways feeding Storybook Land from other nearby attractions (such as the Pinocchio boat ride), really connect everything together.
Casey Jr. is elevated overhead (it even passes over the canals). Storybook Land is sunken below the main walkways. Vantage points along the walkways provide partially-obscured views of the models below (assume more landscaping than drawn). The ride's layout mirrors Fantasyland as a whole; Toad Hall is located in the same location in Storybook Land as in Fantasyland, and so on. It's like a map of the land found at its entrance! Note the observation deck and stairs south of the ride (inspired by the castle in Paris).
Storybook Land Canal Boats use the DisneySea Aquatopia LPS ride system. Three-person boats continually load from a roofed dock and glide freely from one model scene to another. On-board speakers play Disney songs to go with the models. Each model has little scenes which play out for each boat. Using Neverland as an example, pixie dust sparkles and Hook's pirate ship flies up from the waters. The trackless boats will occasionally spin in place and dance around each other. Each boat visits each model, but in no set order. Add arcing water sprays and other fun decorative elements, and the total effect is very kinetic.
This is a solid C-ticket, to be sure, but a charming one, and I think a lovely introduction to the land.
And then
Alice in Wonderland
(rough outline -- possibly Mary Blair and Through the Looking Glass inspired)
Very spur-of-the-moment write-up for a Through the Looking Glass version of an Alice ride, which uses familiar characters and new ones both:
Ride begins inside Alice's manor house, upon trackless chess pawns. They travel through the fireplace mirror into Wonderland, a mirrored version of the prior room. The pawns proceed outside, with a goal (as in the book) to cross all 10 squares of the chessboard (which the gardens resemble) and become queens.
They first encounter the singing flowers as seen in Disney's Alice. (All very much in keeping with the book's plot line.)
Later they meet Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum (again, repeated from Disney's Alice), who tell tale of the Walrus and the Carpenter.
Along the way are the Red Queen, White Queen, White Knight - all representing and resembling chess pieces.
Humpty Dumpty celebrates his unbirthday...let's fuse him with the next chapter about the Lion and the Unicorn which allows a raucous return appearance by the Mad Hatter and the March Hare.
Alice/the pawns reach the end, become queens, and throw a party. The Red Queen (who could easily be portrayed by the Queen of Hearts) goes into a familiar uproar until Alice captures her. "Checkmate." Whereupon Alice wakes up.
Throughout, the poem of the Jabberwocky appears as a threat. Jabberwocky - an insect-dragon nightmare monster - never appears in the tale, but he is so, so famous, he would be a wonderful addition & finale!
No Cheshire Cat or White Rabbit or Caterpillar, I'm afraid, but we could figure out how to include them someplace if so desired.
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Hopefully this helps!
Ride begins inside Alice's manor house, upon trackless chess pawns. They travel through the fireplace mirror into Wonderland, a mirrored version of the prior room. The pawns proceed outside, with a goal (as in the book) to cross all 10 squares of the chessboard (which the gardens resemble) and become queens.
They first encounter the singing flowers as seen in Disney's Alice. (All very much in keeping with the book's plot line.)
Later they meet Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum (again, repeated from Disney's Alice), who tell tale of the Walrus and the Carpenter.
Along the way are the Red Queen, White Queen, White Knight - all representing and resembling chess pieces.
Humpty Dumpty celebrates his unbirthday...let's fuse him with the next chapter about the Lion and the Unicorn which allows a raucous return appearance by the Mad Hatter and the March Hare.
Alice/the pawns reach the end, become queens, and throw a party. The Red Queen (who could easily be portrayed by the Queen of Hearts) goes into a familiar uproar until Alice captures her. "Checkmate." Whereupon Alice wakes up.
Throughout, the poem of the Jabberwocky appears as a threat. Jabberwocky - an insect-dragon nightmare monster - never appears in the tale, but he is so, so famous, he would be a wonderful addition & finale!
No Cheshire Cat or White Rabbit or Caterpillar, I'm afraid, but we could figure out how to include them someplace if so desired.
------------------------------------------
Hopefully this helps!
Pacific Wharf
- Something similar to DHS' Citizens of Hollywood or Knott's "live theater" Ghost Town Live. In Pacific Wharf this would be like Cops & Robbers - Characters from each persuasion roam the streets and try to "recruit" guests. Occasionally they'll run into each other and have minor skirmishes - nothing too extreme, it's Disney!
- Additionally, spilling out of Chinatown is a Chinese New Year Parade, complete with the classic giant dragon (a line of men under a puppet) plus amazing Chinese acrobats and musicians. Maybe this specifically happens a few times a day like the Newsies singers who ride DCA's Red Car Trolley.
- A thought for the west side's watercraft:
View attachment 201727 View attachment 201728
Not to directly copy the Mexican Xochimilco boats, but to use something like them (low-slung, high-capacity compared to canoes, more relaxing, more visually exciting). Plus they can carry performers! Fill one boat with musicians who then travel all three lands (AL, FL, PW), playing music which somehow (?!) fits every location.
An A-Ticket designed for Main-Street, but could possibly be adapted for Pacific Wharf.
(It's the A-Ticket)
https://kevinb5665.wixsite.com/mainstreetexpansion
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Frontierland
- An interactive town of "Rocky Ridge" acting as a no wait queue (similar to Jimmy Fallon's ride) but it's an old west town with a ton of interactive elements. Like walking in to a saloon and interacting with Cast while you wait, skits throughout the day, and stuff like that.
- An outdoor Comedy Show in Frontierland. Maybe something involving characters similar to the ones at Hoop-De-Doo or DLRs The Diamond Horseshoe?
- Water fountain show on Geyser Mountain?
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Critter Country
- Open to suggestions -- options so far have been "roaming characters"
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Adventureland
- Some jungle characters by the Tiki Room
- "Wilderness Adventure" sponsored by Dug and Russel (similar to what is at Animal Kingdom)
- Pirates Life, Jack Sparrow Show. Or a Maui character show for Moana.
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Fantasyland
- Cinderella Chateau M&G
- Roaming Characters
- something Fantasia related in the gardens?
- Sword in the Stone, walk-around characters
- More Streetmosphere ideas: characters should be entirely streetmosphere outside of Mickey (somewhere on Main St?) and whichever Princesses are in the Cinderella Chateau that day. Even then, I'm open to changing the idea of the Cinderella Chateau into a restaurant and putting a walkthrough in the castle where the restaurant would have gone.
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Villains Land
- roaming characters
Tomorrowland
- mickeyfan's robot idea
- PUSH?
- Time Characters from FigmentPigments (see below).
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I tried to clean up the synopsis of our streetmosphere entertainment options for the park so it's a bit easier to read.
I'd love to see some more eclectic ideas thrown around just so we can have a ton of options to choose from --I'll tag a few people who may not have been following along but might be interesting in offering some ideas/thoughts on this project so far
- Something similar to DHS' Citizens of Hollywood or Knott's "live theater" Ghost Town Live. In Pacific Wharf this would be like Cops & Robbers - Characters from each persuasion roam the streets and try to "recruit" guests. Occasionally they'll run into each other and have minor skirmishes - nothing too extreme, it's Disney!
- Additionally, spilling out of Chinatown is a Chinese New Year Parade, complete with the classic giant dragon (a line of men under a puppet) plus amazing Chinese acrobats and musicians. Maybe this specifically happens a few times a day like the Newsies singers who ride DCA's Red Car Trolley.
- A thought for the west side's watercraft:
View attachment 201727 View attachment 201728
Not to directly copy the Mexican Xochimilco boats, but to use something like them (low-slung, high-capacity compared to canoes, more relaxing, more visually exciting). Plus they can carry performers! Fill one boat with musicians who then travel all three lands (AL, FL, PW), playing music which somehow (?!) fits every location.
An A-Ticket designed for Main-Street, but could possibly be adapted for Pacific Wharf.
(It's the A-Ticket)
https://kevinb5665.wixsite.com/mainstreetexpansion
-------------------------
Frontierland
- An interactive town of "Rocky Ridge" acting as a no wait queue (similar to Jimmy Fallon's ride) but it's an old west town with a ton of interactive elements. Like walking in to a saloon and interacting with Cast while you wait, skits throughout the day, and stuff like that.
- An outdoor Comedy Show in Frontierland. Maybe something involving characters similar to the ones at Hoop-De-Doo or DLRs The Diamond Horseshoe?
- Water fountain show on Geyser Mountain?
----------------------
Critter Country
- Open to suggestions -- options so far have been "roaming characters"
---------------------------
Adventureland
- Some jungle characters by the Tiki Room
- "Wilderness Adventure" sponsored by Dug and Russel (similar to what is at Animal Kingdom)
- Pirates Life, Jack Sparrow Show. Or a Maui character show for Moana.
---------------------------
Fantasyland
- Cinderella Chateau M&G
- Roaming Characters
- something Fantasia related in the gardens?
- Sword in the Stone, walk-around characters
- More Streetmosphere ideas: characters should be entirely streetmosphere outside of Mickey (somewhere on Main St?) and whichever Princesses are in the Cinderella Chateau that day. Even then, I'm open to changing the idea of the Cinderella Chateau into a restaurant and putting a walkthrough in the castle where the restaurant would have gone.
------------------------
Villains Land
- roaming characters
Tomorrowland
- mickeyfan's robot idea
- PUSH?
- Time Characters from FigmentPigments (see below).
--------------------------------------------
I tried to clean up the synopsis of our streetmosphere entertainment options for the park so it's a bit easier to read.
I'd love to see some more eclectic ideas thrown around just so we can have a ton of options to choose from --I'll tag a few people who may not have been following along but might be interesting in offering some ideas/thoughts on this project so far
I'll tag some of my old fellow Gryffindors from last year
@Fox&Hound @GrandCanyonConcourse @Adam Snider
A bunch of us have been designing from scratch a new Disney Resort - we've called..Sydney Disneyland! We've assembled all of our plans and finished attractions onto this thread so it's easier to see the progress and the direction of the project -- if you wanted to take a look!
http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/club-32-sydney-disneyland-cumulative-draft.926539/
Right now we are coming up with some streetmosphere attractions -- and I was wondering if any of you had any ideas or suggestions for streetmosphere! Anything from walk-around characters you'd like to see or small little touches to the park, all ideas are welcome and helpful!
And if you have any thoughts on the rest of the project too and how to improve you're more than welcome to share! Thanks!
Quoted is our list for Streetmosphere options so far by land.
@Fox&Hound @GrandCanyonConcourse @Adam Snider
A bunch of us have been designing from scratch a new Disney Resort - we've called..Sydney Disneyland! We've assembled all of our plans and finished attractions onto this thread so it's easier to see the progress and the direction of the project -- if you wanted to take a look!
http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/club-32-sydney-disneyland-cumulative-draft.926539/
Right now we are coming up with some streetmosphere attractions -- and I was wondering if any of you had any ideas or suggestions for streetmosphere! Anything from walk-around characters you'd like to see or small little touches to the park, all ideas are welcome and helpful!
And if you have any thoughts on the rest of the project too and how to improve you're more than welcome to share! Thanks!
Quoted is our list for Streetmosphere options so far by land.
Pacific Wharf
- Something similar to DHS' Citizens of Hollywood or Knott's "live theater" Ghost Town Live. In Pacific Wharf this would be like Cops & Robbers - Characters from each persuasion roam the streets and try to "recruit" guests. Occasionally they'll run into each other and have minor skirmishes - nothing too extreme, it's Disney!
- Additionally, spilling out of Chinatown is a Chinese New Year Parade, complete with the classic giant dragon (a line of men under a puppet) plus amazing Chinese acrobats and musicians. Maybe this specifically happens a few times a day like the Newsies singers who ride DCA's Red Car Trolley.
- A thought for the west side's watercraft:
View attachment 201727 View attachment 201728
Not to directly copy the Mexican Xochimilco boats, but to use something like them (low-slung, high-capacity compared to canoes, more relaxing, more visually exciting). Plus they can carry performers! Fill one boat with musicians who then travel all three lands (AL, FL, PW), playing music which somehow (?!) fits every location.
An A-Ticket designed for Main-Street, but could possibly be adapted for Pacific Wharf.
(It's the A-Ticket)
https://kevinb5665.wixsite.com/mainstreetexpansion
-------------------------
Frontierland
- An interactive town of "Rocky Ridge" acting as a no wait queue (similar to Jimmy Fallon's ride) but it's an old west town with a ton of interactive elements. Like walking in to a saloon and interacting with Cast while you wait, skits throughout the day, and stuff like that.
- An outdoor Comedy Show in Frontierland. Maybe something involving characters similar to the ones at Hoop-De-Doo or DLRs The Diamond Horseshoe?
- Water fountain show on Geyser Mountain?
----------------------
Critter Country
- Open to suggestions -- options so far have been "roaming characters"
---------------------------
Adventureland
- Some jungle characters by the Tiki Room
- "Wilderness Adventure" sponsored by Dug and Russel (similar to what is at Animal Kingdom)
- Pirates Life, Jack Sparrow Show. Or a Maui character show for Moana.
---------------------------
Fantasyland
- Cinderella Chateau M&G
- Roaming Characters
- something Fantasia related in the gardens?
- Sword in the Stone, walk-around characters
- More Streetmosphere ideas: characters should be entirely streetmosphere outside of Mickey (somewhere on Main St?) and whichever Princesses are in the Cinderella Chateau that day. Even then, I'm open to changing the idea of the Cinderella Chateau into a restaurant and putting a walkthrough in the castle where the restaurant would have gone.
------------------------
Villains Land
- roaming characters
Tomorrowland
- mickeyfan's robot idea
- PUSH?
- Time Characters from FigmentPigments (see below).
--------------------------------------------
I tried to clean up the synopsis of our streetmosphere entertainment options for the park so it's a bit easier to read.
I'd love to see some more eclectic ideas thrown around just so we can have a ton of options to choose from --I'll tag a few people who may not have been following along but might be interesting in offering some ideas/thoughts on this project so far
StevenU
Well-Known Member
We could do so much with Villains Land!!Pacific Wharf
- Something similar to DHS' Citizens of Hollywood or Knott's "live theater" Ghost Town Live. In Pacific Wharf this would be like Cops & Robbers - Characters from each persuasion roam the streets and try to "recruit" guests. Occasionally they'll run into each other and have minor skirmishes - nothing too extreme, it's Disney!
- Additionally, spilling out of Chinatown is a Chinese New Year Parade, complete with the classic giant dragon (a line of men under a puppet) plus amazing Chinese acrobats and musicians. Maybe this specifically happens a few times a day like the Newsies singers who ride DCA's Red Car Trolley.
- A thought for the west side's watercraft:
View attachment 201727 View attachment 201728
Not to directly copy the Mexican Xochimilco boats, but to use something like them (low-slung, high-capacity compared to canoes, more relaxing, more visually exciting). Plus they can carry performers! Fill one boat with musicians who then travel all three lands (AL, FL, PW), playing music which somehow (?!) fits every location.
An A-Ticket designed for Main-Street, but could possibly be adapted for Pacific Wharf.
(It's the A-Ticket)
https://kevinb5665.wixsite.com/mainstreetexpansion
-------------------------
Frontierland
- An interactive town of "Rocky Ridge" acting as a no wait queue (similar to Jimmy Fallon's ride) but it's an old west town with a ton of interactive elements. Like walking in to a saloon and interacting with Cast while you wait, skits throughout the day, and stuff like that.
- An outdoor Comedy Show in Frontierland. Maybe something involving characters similar to the ones at Hoop-De-Doo or DLRs The Diamond Horseshoe?
- Water fountain show on Geyser Mountain?
----------------------
Critter Country
- Open to suggestions -- options so far have been "roaming characters"
---------------------------
Adventureland
- Some jungle characters by the Tiki Room
- "Wilderness Adventure" sponsored by Dug and Russel (similar to what is at Animal Kingdom)
- Pirates Life, Jack Sparrow Show. Or a Maui character show for Moana.
---------------------------
Fantasyland
- Cinderella Chateau M&G
- Roaming Characters
- something Fantasia related in the gardens?
- Sword in the Stone, walk-around characters
- More Streetmosphere ideas: characters should be entirely streetmosphere outside of Mickey (somewhere on Main St?) and whichever Princesses are in the Cinderella Chateau that day. Even then, I'm open to changing the idea of the Cinderella Chateau into a restaurant and putting a walkthrough in the castle where the restaurant would have gone.
------------------------
Villains Land
- roaming characters
Tomorrowland
- mickeyfan's robot idea
- PUSH?
- Time Characters from FigmentPigments (see below).
--------------------------------------------
I tried to clean up the synopsis of our streetmosphere entertainment options for the park so it's a bit easier to read.
I'd love to see some more eclectic ideas thrown around just so we can have a ton of options to choose from --I'll tag a few people who may not have been following along but might be interesting in offering some ideas/thoughts on this project so far
Is there a character dining option? Villains Land would be a great place for that! And by Villains Academy a street show outside by Dr Facilier??
Good suggestion! Some streetside villain shows would be awesome. And he's a nice pick for sure!
OvertheHorizon
Well-Known Member
@spacemt354 Century 22 looks good. You've put a lot of work into it. I think that's a wrap. (I'll comment on the other thread too.)
THE Monorail Lime
Well-Known Member
@spacemt354 What if in a California screaming type ride!!?????
What a bout my mine train? Please respond, rate it????
For spacemt358 ride layout explained
First you roll out of the station and make a left tomb raiders truck slams in to the switch and you "crash" in to an old tunnel a small boost sends you into a helx.
Then on to lift 1 were the track gives way and you go down an expedition Everest sized drop in to a tunnel and around a few curves before "slamming" into a tunnel. Knocking down a lamp, setting off TNT boosting you backwards .
You hit a water tower sending water pouring out in front of you. You then dive in to the next tunnel with a smooth transition from fast to slow. Then launch in to a dark tunnel. And blast on to the finish and roll parts the crashed treasure hunters truck with baby monkeys on it.
THE END
What a bout my mine train? Please respond, rate it????
For spacemt358 ride layout explained
First you roll out of the station and make a left tomb raiders truck slams in to the switch and you "crash" in to an old tunnel a small boost sends you into a helx.
Then on to lift 1 were the track gives way and you go down an expedition Everest sized drop in to a tunnel and around a few curves before "slamming" into a tunnel. Knocking down a lamp, setting off TNT boosting you backwards .
You hit a water tower sending water pouring out in front of you. You then dive in to the next tunnel with a smooth transition from fast to slow. Then launch in to a dark tunnel. And blast on to the finish and roll parts the crashed treasure hunters truck with baby monkeys on it.
THE END
THE Monorail Lime
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No you can'tHey @Voxel do you know if you can share a sketchup file with a group for edits?
It'd be cool to have a few people working on the file if it's possible
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Disney Dad 3000
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I like the idea of not doing a book report for Alice. I think there's enough material there you can use elements from the books/films as suggested and mesh those with a new story/adventure. I'm not as familiar with through the looking glass so will have to do a little research on it. Maybe throw in a shrinking scene with the set pieces are larger scale (ala your singing flowers).
Sounds cool! Though that may best be saved for the 2nd park we are doing -- in terms of big rides this park is kinda full!
If you have any ideas for smaller streetmosphere type attractions that would be helpful!
Same here I'll look into the research for it -- but I like the direction it seems to be going and your scene sounds really good as well!
@OvertheHorizon for the attraction across from Adventure in Time in Tomorrowland (Space Base Delta)-- I was thinking of taking some inspiration from your old Hufflepuff Discoveryland project
@mickeyfan5534 had brought up using Figment's time characters -- since a lot of our Tomorrowland deals with time travel, and I was wondering if you had any suggestions based on this project? Which would be best -- or which areas could we adapt and take inspiration from to build an even better attraction?
http://hufflepuffdiscoveryland.weebly.com/
@mickeyfan5534 had brought up using Figment's time characters -- since a lot of our Tomorrowland deals with time travel, and I was wondering if you had any suggestions based on this project? Which would be best -- or which areas could we adapt and take inspiration from to build an even better attraction?
http://hufflepuffdiscoveryland.weebly.com/
I'll tag some other Hufflepuffs from last year who worked on the Discoveryland project as well!@OvertheHorizon for the attraction across from Adventure in Time in Tomorrowland (Space Base Delta)-- I was thinking of taking some inspiration from your old Hufflepuff Discoveryland project
@mickeyfan5534 had brought up using Figment's time characters -- since a lot of our Tomorrowland deals with time travel, and I was wondering if you had any suggestions based on this project? Which would be best -- or which areas could we adapt and take inspiration from to build an even better attraction?
http://hufflepuffdiscoveryland.weebly.com/
@FigmentPigments @KingOfEpicocity @Flippin'Flounder
Continuing...@OvertheHorizon for the attraction across from Adventure in Time in Tomorrowland (Space Base Delta)-- I was thinking of taking some inspiration from your old Hufflepuff Discoveryland project
@mickeyfan5534 had brought up using Figment's time characters -- since a lot of our Tomorrowland deals with time travel, and I was wondering if you had any suggestions based on this project? Which would be best -- or which areas could we adapt and take inspiration from to build an even better attraction?
http://hufflepuffdiscoveryland.weebly.com/
@kmbmw777 @Crazydisneyfanluke @BNImagineer
More Hufflepuffs!@OvertheHorizon for the attraction across from Adventure in Time in Tomorrowland (Space Base Delta)-- I was thinking of taking some inspiration from your old Hufflepuff Discoveryland project
@mickeyfan5534 had brought up using Figment's time characters -- since a lot of our Tomorrowland deals with time travel, and I was wondering if you had any suggestions based on this project? Which would be best -- or which areas could we adapt and take inspiration from to build an even better attraction?
http://hufflepuffdiscoveryland.weebly.com/
@SimulatedIntelligentRobot @RMichael21 @mickeyfan5534