Here's an image showing what Disneyland Berlin's Dumbo ride will look like: http://img168.imageshack.us/my.php?image=newtdldumboce6.jpg.
What do you think?
What do you think?
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Deustchland Meets Disneyland (or "My Idea For a Disneyland Resort In Germany)
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Figment fan
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In reguars to your opening dy roster, this is my idea:
All those that I haven't included on the list can be the ones opening after the opening day. Hope this helps!
All those that I haven't included on the list can be the ones opening after the opening day. Hope this helps!
Which attractions not listed? All I got from you is the new Aladdin idea.
Figment fan
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What I meant by attractions not listed were the ones from your original park roster. Sorry I confused you.
But that IS my original park roster. What I'm after is which attractions in that roster should be delayed until later to keep people coming back.
Figment fan
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Oh. Sorry I got confused. Anyway, here's what I think should be delayed for after the park's opening:
Hope that is alright now.
That's pretty good, except I was considering opening all of Toon-Town, as well as PhilharMagie and Star Tours, with the rest of the park. I would also add Phantom Manor and Space Mountain to the list, too. Other than that, good ideas for delays.
So with our ideas in mind (mine and Figment fan's), here's the official opening day attraction list:
And that's the opening day attraction roster, which is 40, which is eight more than Tokyo Disneyland's 1983 opening day roster of 32. You can look at that list by clicking here: http://www.resortathome.com/insidetdr/attraction1983.html.
What did you think? I seriously thought we needed to sacrifice a few classic attractions from the list to keep the guests coming back. Don't worry, it's nothing like Hong Kong Disneyland is, which has almost no classics at all. For this tactic, I removed the Phantom Manor (AKA the Haunted Mansion) and retained Pirates of the Caribbean.
And that's the opening day attraction roster, which is 40, which is eight more than Tokyo Disneyland's 1983 opening day roster of 32. You can look at that list by clicking here: http://www.resortathome.com/insidetdr/attraction1983.html.
What did you think? I seriously thought we needed to sacrifice a few classic attractions from the list to keep the guests coming back. Don't worry, it's nothing like Hong Kong Disneyland is, which has almost no classics at all. For this tactic, I removed the Phantom Manor (AKA the Haunted Mansion) and retained Pirates of the Caribbean.
I don't see it like that. Good one, though. It must be a case of stereotype! :lol:
This piece of artwork is actually meant for Hong Kong, but this should give you an idea as to what the location should be for Disneyland Berlin's Pirate ride: http://img480.imageshack.us/my.php?image=pirates9rl.jpg.
Disneyland Berlin's Big Thunder will be based on Bryce Canyon, like at Disneyland.
I'm also thinking of using the CA model for my proposed BTM ride in Hong Kong. This way, we can even things out: three parks use the CA model (AKA Bryce Canyon) and three parks use the FL model (AKA Monument Valley).
After you board your mine train, you enter a dark cave through which you zip about momentarily and then start climbing out the tunnel via a hill, passing by stalagmites, stalactites and phosphorescent pools as you go. At the top of the hill, you're back outside and you go zipping around the mountain, over hills and through caves and pass under a tree with possums hanging from it. You then race toward a hole in a canyon wall on the bluffs of which coyotes are perched, howling. You then race through the hole into another cave and you slow down and emerge from the cave and ascend another hill, passing below mining equipment and snakes and turtles on the left side. As you crest the hill and start back down, you pass through a blasting area and a goat chowing down on a stick of dynamite. You then race over hills and through more tunnels and around tight turns. Then you enter another cave, which is actually an ancient gold mine that looks like it's collapsing. You ascend your third lift hill here, passing by rocks tumbling around beside you and some stuck in the wall but liable to break free at any second. Then you race around some more, passing by an area viewable by passerby and finally splash down into a river, passing by a dinosaur skeleton and slow down for good. You pass by the Rainbow Ridge town as you make your way back to the station, where you get out.
That's DL's Big Thunder in a nutshell.
Which one seems wilder, DL or WDW? Because I want Germany's version to be as wild as they come. :animwink:
Yeah, maybe I could do that. But I'm thinking of having a bulk of the ride be on an island in the middle of the river, just like Paris. BTW, not only did I see the video, I think I have saved to my computer, too.