Imagineerland
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Looks like really stronger progress. Great job, @Imagineerland. And wow, Fantasia Gardens works wonderfully.
This is a very interesting reworking of Pacific Wharf (San Francisco). The Tower is well placed for many different sightlines, and I like how you've maintained the organic roadways around its base. It feels like Frontierland Paris mixed with a bit of New Orleans Square, which is awesome since they're among the very best lands! The train emerging onto the river view will be amazing like in Paris! (What, if anything, will be seen in the tunnels behind Lombard?)
Looks like Lombard Street has a larger indoors coaster section after the "wild mouse" style curving street. Did I read that right? Will have to ponder more about the indoors content - maybe some San Francisco earthquake stuff underground!
@FigmentPigments, my fellow Pixar warrior, looks like we can fit a Museum of the Weird walkthrough AND the Chinatown dark ride! Sweet! Eventually, after other stuff has calmed down, I might do some work on the latter.
Look forward to seeing the rest of the park take shape!
Yes so I started with Pacific Wharf so I've played with that the most. And I really liked the concept. What I have now is definitely still fluid, but I think the general layout ideas work and will stick. The tower was placed for the direct signtline towards the hub. In the text you mentioned the Cliff House, and once I looked up pictures of that I knew I wanted to give the opportunity for this to have a similar relationship to the water. That could look incredible from the island and the water.
The Lombard street ride got larger because I traced the real Lombard for reference and realized that to shrink it to wild mouse size, it would be like 1/20th scale. Wild Mouse coasters are small! This is about 3/4 so it should actually look like the street. And my idea is that the showbuilding could step up with dimensional flats and facades to kind of make a San Francisco hill of a berm for the land. Earthquake could be perfect. I have it drawn so that the train goes through the showbuilding as well, so maybe that could look into the quaking city.
Yes both of those rides should be able to fit. The Museum of the Weird could be like a mysterious wharf front warehouse filled with oddities. Something like Musee Mecanique in Fishermans Wharf. And the area around the other showbuilding, I'll develop into a more dense Chinatown.