mickeyfan5534
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I like Chernabog's Valley or Arcane Forest.
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D Hulk
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Whoa, okay!
I'd started replying to space's first response, and suddenly a whole conversation has appeared continuing the Fantasia thoughts. I'll just stand back and enjoy the group brainstorming occurring right now. All I'll say is -
AA Deems Taylor hosting a show.
A shop or restaurant called Stokowski's to compliment space's idea of Taylor's. The conductor needs love...the train!!! Stokowski Station! Ah, bad puns.
I'd started replying to space's first response, and suddenly a whole conversation has appeared continuing the Fantasia thoughts. I'll just stand back and enjoy the group brainstorming occurring right now. All I'll say is -
AA Deems Taylor hosting a show.
A shop or restaurant called Stokowski's to compliment space's idea of Taylor's. The conductor needs love...the train!!! Stokowski Station! Ah, bad puns.
We did want a bit of humor in most of the land right (aside from Bald Mountain which is on the opposite side of the railroad station and the berm.I think it'd be cool to change it from "Villains land" to a catchy-er title.
The Dark Forest? Valley of Arcane? Chernobog's Valley?
So if we make the title too "dark" it might misrepresent funny stuff like Villains Academy or Kronk's Spinach Puff stand
mickeyfan5534
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I think that increases the humor actually.We did want a bit of humor in most of the land right (aside from Bald Mountain which is on the opposite side of the railroad station and the berm.
So if we make the title too "dark" it might misrepresent funny stuff like Villains Academy or Kronk's Spinach Puff stand
The Incredibly Evil Forest
Oh very nice touch with the Stokowski shop!Whoa, okay!
I'd started replying to space's first response, and suddenly a whole conversation has appeared continuing the Fantasia thoughts. I'll just stand back and enjoy the group brainstorming occurring right now. All I'll say is -
AA Deems Taylor hosting a show.
A shop or restaurant called Stokowski's to compliment space's idea of Taylor's. The conductor needs love...the train!!! Stokowski Station! Ah, bad puns.
I love the subtle references like that -- it would also be interesting to follow the 'names on windows' tradition and have the philly orchestra member names on both the Taylor's and Stokoski building windows.
MonorailRed
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mickeyfan5534
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Preliminary idea for a Philharmagic Parade:
Eleven seems like a good float number with Fantasia being either the opening or closing float.
The rest of the parade could be a classier version of Soundsational. A SpectroMagic to Soundsational's Electrical Parade of sorts.
A massive celebration of Disney music on the street.
Eleven seems like a good float number with Fantasia being either the opening or closing float.
The rest of the parade could be a classier version of Soundsational. A SpectroMagic to Soundsational's Electrical Parade of sorts.
A massive celebration of Disney music on the street.
Nice! I might have posted this a while ago but I still remember @Fox&Hound made such an amazing PhilharMagic redo back in the House Cup -- maybe he could help with some of these ideas!
MonorailRed
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Here it is again -- @Fox&Hound 's PhilharMagic!
Introduction:
Opening on October 8th, 2003 and replacing the “Legend of the Lion King”, “Mickey’s Philharmagic” has delighted fans for years. Young and old alike have loved watching Donald Duck chase after the elusive sorcerer’s hat, only to have Mickey save the day yet again. This new take on an old classic will borrow the randomized sequence of Star Tours and allow guests to go down several paths of the show, while keeping the beginning and end segments the same. The show will continue to be shown in 4-D and will still bring joy to guests as they feel, smell, see, and almost touch the life-like scenes. (No matter which path guests find themselves down, scenes have been carefully selected and effects have been timed so that, for example, a water effect will activate at the same mark, no matter which water scene you find yourself in).
By randomizing scenes, not only does a favorite attraction get a healthy update, but more beloved characters can be seen in the Magic Kingdom. And with Disney churning out more hits every year, scenes can continue to be updated for years to come.
Duration: 12 minutes
Show begins as normal:
“Be Our Guest” scene
Same 4-D experience as before: food smells, pop of cork, and rush of wind.
Scene 2:
Sorcerer’s Apprentice
Same scene as before. Scene ends with water effect (transitions to next scene).
*****This begins the randomized sequencing. Guests may travel to any one scene in part 3, part 4, part 5, and part 6. Transitions will be created so any scene can follow a previous scene. All scenes in part 6 end with Donald returning to the whirlwind that brought him and Mickey's hat on this journey to begin.
Part 3:
Part 3; Scene A
Film Clip: "Little Mermaid"
Song: “Part of Your World”
Plot: Same as before
Part 3; Scene B
Film Clip: "Lilo and Stitch"
Song: “Hawaiian Roller coaster”
Plot: Donald chases after hat that ends up on back of Lilo’s surfboard. Ends up wiping out at end.
Part 3; Scene C
Film Clip: "Pocahontas"
Song: “Just around the River bend”
Plot: Donald ends up in separate canoe and chases after hat that Meeko is chewing on in canoe with Pocahontas. Canoes go down rapid river.
Part 4:
Part 4, Scene 1
Film Clip: "The Lion King"
Song: “I Just Can’t Wait to be King”
Plot- Same as before, Effect- theater screen stretches
Part 4, Scene 2
Film Clip: "Zootopia"
Song: "Try Everything"
Plot: The hat lands on top of the sack the culprit carries as he runs away from Officer Judy Hopps who is in hot pursuit. Judy and Donald chase after criminal for different reasons. Effect- Theater screen stretches
Part 4, Scene 3:
Film Clip: "Wreck-it Ralph"
Song: "Sugar Rush"
Plot: Donald ends up in Sugar Rush driving his own go-kart. King Candy has the hat ready for the winner of the race. Effect- Theater screen stretches.
Part 5:
Part 5, Scene 1
Film Clip: "Peter Pan"
Song: "You Can Fly"
Plot: Same as before
Part 5, Scene 2
Film Clip: "Tangled"
Song: "I See the Light"
Plot: Hat gets stuck to lantern, Donald tries to swim after it while getting hit by lanterns.
Part 5, Scene 3:
Film Clip: Princess and the Frog
Song: "Going Down the Bayou
Plot: Ray the firefly carries hat as he flies down the Bayou. Tiana and Naveen, as frogs, jump after it and get in Donald’s way
Part 6:
Part 6, Scene 1
Film Clip: "Aladdin"
Song: "A Whole New World"
Plot: Same as before. Ends in whirl wind. Screen shrinks to regular size.
Part 6, Scene 2:
Film Clip: "Frozen"
Song: "Let it Go"
Plot: Elsa sings about her new freedom, oblivious to Donald and the hat. Every snow blast Elsa makes accidently hits Donald or sends the hat further up the mountain. Reaching for hat towards top of mountain, Donald and hat fall and as he falls towards the ground, the air begins to swirl and he ends up in the same funnel that brought him to his first destination. Screen shrinks to regular size.
Part 6, Scene 3
Film Clip: "Mulan"
Song: "I'll Make a Man out of You"
Plot: Hat ends up at top of pole. Mulan and Donald both race up the pole to get it. Donald wins, loses balance, and as he falls towards the ground, the air begins to swirl and he ends up in the same funnel that brought him to his first destination. Screen shrinks to normal size.
Show Ending:
As before, the theater returns to normal, Mickey saves the day, and Donald gets stuck in tuba, and is sent flying across the theater to be seen in physical form trying to get unstuck from the wall.
Show concludes.
Mickey’s PhilharMagic: Re-Imagined
Introduction:
Opening on October 8th, 2003 and replacing the “Legend of the Lion King”, “Mickey’s Philharmagic” has delighted fans for years. Young and old alike have loved watching Donald Duck chase after the elusive sorcerer’s hat, only to have Mickey save the day yet again. This new take on an old classic will borrow the randomized sequence of Star Tours and allow guests to go down several paths of the show, while keeping the beginning and end segments the same. The show will continue to be shown in 4-D and will still bring joy to guests as they feel, smell, see, and almost touch the life-like scenes. (No matter which path guests find themselves down, scenes have been carefully selected and effects have been timed so that, for example, a water effect will activate at the same mark, no matter which water scene you find yourself in).
By randomizing scenes, not only does a favorite attraction get a healthy update, but more beloved characters can be seen in the Magic Kingdom. And with Disney churning out more hits every year, scenes can continue to be updated for years to come.
Duration: 12 minutes
Show begins as normal:
- Concert preparations begin
- Donald is told by Mickey “Don’t touch my hat!”
- Donald grabs hat and tried to conduct orchestra, mocks small flute, whirlwind ensues, and Donald loses the hat as he is whisked away.
“Be Our Guest” scene
Same 4-D experience as before: food smells, pop of cork, and rush of wind.
Scene 2:
Sorcerer’s Apprentice
Same scene as before. Scene ends with water effect (transitions to next scene).
*****This begins the randomized sequencing. Guests may travel to any one scene in part 3, part 4, part 5, and part 6. Transitions will be created so any scene can follow a previous scene. All scenes in part 6 end with Donald returning to the whirlwind that brought him and Mickey's hat on this journey to begin.
Part 3:
Part 3; Scene A
Film Clip: "Little Mermaid"
Song: “Part of Your World”
Plot: Same as before
Part 3; Scene B
Film Clip: "Lilo and Stitch"
Song: “Hawaiian Roller coaster”
Plot: Donald chases after hat that ends up on back of Lilo’s surfboard. Ends up wiping out at end.
Part 3; Scene C
Film Clip: "Pocahontas"
Song: “Just around the River bend”
Plot: Donald ends up in separate canoe and chases after hat that Meeko is chewing on in canoe with Pocahontas. Canoes go down rapid river.
Part 4:
Part 4, Scene 1
Film Clip: "The Lion King"
Song: “I Just Can’t Wait to be King”
Plot- Same as before, Effect- theater screen stretches
Part 4, Scene 2
Film Clip: "Zootopia"
Song: "Try Everything"
Plot: The hat lands on top of the sack the culprit carries as he runs away from Officer Judy Hopps who is in hot pursuit. Judy and Donald chase after criminal for different reasons. Effect- Theater screen stretches
Part 4, Scene 3:
Film Clip: "Wreck-it Ralph"
Song: "Sugar Rush"
Plot: Donald ends up in Sugar Rush driving his own go-kart. King Candy has the hat ready for the winner of the race. Effect- Theater screen stretches.
Part 5:
Part 5, Scene 1
Film Clip: "Peter Pan"
Song: "You Can Fly"
Plot: Same as before
Part 5, Scene 2
Film Clip: "Tangled"
Song: "I See the Light"
Plot: Hat gets stuck to lantern, Donald tries to swim after it while getting hit by lanterns.
Part 5, Scene 3:
Film Clip: Princess and the Frog
Song: "Going Down the Bayou
Plot: Ray the firefly carries hat as he flies down the Bayou. Tiana and Naveen, as frogs, jump after it and get in Donald’s way
Part 6:
Part 6, Scene 1
Film Clip: "Aladdin"
Song: "A Whole New World"
Plot: Same as before. Ends in whirl wind. Screen shrinks to regular size.
Part 6, Scene 2:
Film Clip: "Frozen"
Song: "Let it Go"
Plot: Elsa sings about her new freedom, oblivious to Donald and the hat. Every snow blast Elsa makes accidently hits Donald or sends the hat further up the mountain. Reaching for hat towards top of mountain, Donald and hat fall and as he falls towards the ground, the air begins to swirl and he ends up in the same funnel that brought him to his first destination. Screen shrinks to regular size.
Part 6, Scene 3
Film Clip: "Mulan"
Song: "I'll Make a Man out of You"
Plot: Hat ends up at top of pole. Mulan and Donald both race up the pole to get it. Donald wins, loses balance, and as he falls towards the ground, the air begins to swirl and he ends up in the same funnel that brought him to his first destination. Screen shrinks to normal size.
Show Ending:
As before, the theater returns to normal, Mickey saves the day, and Donald gets stuck in tuba, and is sent flying across the theater to be seen in physical form trying to get unstuck from the wall.
Show concludes.
MonorailRed
Applebees
Villainous Valley?
Haha I'm sure we'll come up with something eventually -- we'll keep it open as one of the topics to discuss!Villainous Valley?
MonorailRed
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mickeyfan5534
Well-Known Member
I'll draft up a couple ideas for the parade and see which works better and which people here like better.
MonorailRed
Applebees
Also for Fantasia..... The fancy restaurant...
I found this is a thing: Projection tables....
Could be cool to use this in a musical way
I found this is a thing: Projection tables....
Could be cool to use this in a musical way
To recap the question posted at the start of the day regarding the entrance to the park -- it seems like we comes to a consensus which should make most people happy! It's a hybrid of options 2 and 3 -- with a bit of option 1 thrown in.
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Also if people are just tuning in and missed that discussion - here were the options:
Option 1 was a turn of the century Sydney Entrance, with Fantasia Gardens as the hub
Option 2 was an Oasis (at DAK) exploratory style entrance with Fantasia Gardens as the theme.
Option 3 was a traditional 'Main Street' but themed to Fantasia
Option 4 was a double decker Main Street - shops on the bottom floor, Fantasia Gardens on top.
The combination of Option 2 and 3 has led to this illustration by @D Hindley - giving a rough idea of how it would look. You'd still have the traditional Main Street, but there would be other side streets to help traffic flow especially during parades/fireworks.
All of these paths would lead to this Castle designed by @MonorailRed
How Option 1 fits in is the turn of the century Sydney town will be the "entrance" to the park on the outside of the park gates. Similar to Disneyland, Disneyland Paris, Shanghai Disneyland, etc -- there will be a shopping center (Sydney Springs) right on the outside of the park gates, that will transition into the actual park!
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Also if people are just tuning in and missed that discussion - here were the options:
Option 1 was a turn of the century Sydney Entrance, with Fantasia Gardens as the hub
Option 2 was an Oasis (at DAK) exploratory style entrance with Fantasia Gardens as the theme.
Option 3 was a traditional 'Main Street' but themed to Fantasia
Option 4 was a double decker Main Street - shops on the bottom floor, Fantasia Gardens on top.
The combination of Option 2 and 3 has led to this illustration by @D Hindley - giving a rough idea of how it would look. You'd still have the traditional Main Street, but there would be other side streets to help traffic flow especially during parades/fireworks.
All of these paths would lead to this Castle designed by @MonorailRed
How Option 1 fits in is the turn of the century Sydney town will be the "entrance" to the park on the outside of the park gates. Similar to Disneyland, Disneyland Paris, Shanghai Disneyland, etc -- there will be a shopping center (Sydney Springs) right on the outside of the park gates, that will transition into the actual park!
I'll tag some people who responded to the question yesterday about the park entrance and others who've been following along so they don't have to fish for the answers. Hopefully this summarizes it well to catch up but if you have any questions/thoughts/concerns please feel free to comment!To recap the question posted at the start of the day regarding the entrance to the park -- it seems like we comes to a consensus which should make most people happy! It's a hybrid of options 2 and 3 -- with a bit of option 1 thrown in.
----------
Also if people are just tuning in and missed that discussion - here were the options:
Option 1 was a turn of the century Sydney Entrance, with Fantasia Gardens as the hub
Option 2 was an Oasis (at DAK) exploratory style entrance with Fantasia Gardens as the theme.
Option 3 was a traditional 'Main Street' but themed to Fantasia
Option 4 was a double decker Main Street - shops on the bottom floor, Fantasia Gardens on top.
The combination of Option 2 and 3 has led to this illustration by @D Hindley - giving a rough idea of how it would look. You'd still have the traditional Main Street, but there would be other side streets to help traffic flow especially during parades/fireworks.
All of these paths would lead to this Castle designed by @MonorailRed
How Option 1 fits in is the turn of the century Sydney town will be the "entrance" to the park on the outside of the park gates. Similar to Disneyland, Disneyland Paris, Shanghai Disneyland, etc -- there will be a shopping center (Sydney Springs) right on the outside of the park gates, that will transition into the actual park!
@rawisericho @FigmentPigments @OvertheHorizon
I'll tag some people who responded to the question yesterday about the park entrance and others who've been following along so they don't have to fish for the answers. Hopefully this summarizes it well to catch up but if you have any questions/thoughts/concerns please feel free to comment!To recap the question posted at the start of the day regarding the entrance to the park -- it seems like we comes to a consensus which should make most people happy! It's a hybrid of options 2 and 3 -- with a bit of option 1 thrown in.
----------
Also if people are just tuning in and missed that discussion - here were the options:
Option 1 was a turn of the century Sydney Entrance, with Fantasia Gardens as the hub
Option 2 was an Oasis (at DAK) exploratory style entrance with Fantasia Gardens as the theme.
Option 3 was a traditional 'Main Street' but themed to Fantasia
Option 4 was a double decker Main Street - shops on the bottom floor, Fantasia Gardens on top.
The combination of Option 2 and 3 has led to this illustration by @D Hindley - giving a rough idea of how it would look. You'd still have the traditional Main Street, but there would be other side streets to help traffic flow especially during parades/fireworks.
All of these paths would lead to this Castle designed by @MonorailRed
How Option 1 fits in is the turn of the century Sydney town will be the "entrance" to the park on the outside of the park gates. Similar to Disneyland, Disneyland Paris, Shanghai Disneyland, etc -- there will be a shopping center (Sydney Springs) right on the outside of the park gates, that will transition into the actual park!
@DlpPhantom @CraniumCommand89 @Brer Oswald