In my vision of a park overhaul, it would include a name change. Disney's Hollywood Adventure would be the name of the new park, as it makes sense for what the park would become- not a studio tour, but rather an adventure into what Hollywood is about. And this would be completed with the park having two distinct parts, similar to Epcot in a way with FW/WS.
Each half of the park would consist of four different lands. The front side would include Hollywood Blvd., Sunset Blvd., Echo Lake, and Animation Courtyard. This side would be about taking a trip to "the Hollywood that never was"- a true immersive journey into the heyday of Hollywood, way back a long time ago. Then, the second half of the park would let guests experience the other part of having true Hollywood Adventure- actually getting to experience the movies! The four lands would be Toy Story Land, The Star Wars Experience, Muppet Courtyard, Superhero City. The attraction total would be increased to 18 (if I did the math right
), and there isn't too much big stuff in here that would be unrealistic, making it a good thing for Disney to do
So, let's begin!
Hollywood Blvd- This beautiful entryway into the park would hardly change, as it really sets up everything well. One of the stores would be removed in order to make way for
One Man's Dream, an exhibit that 100% deserves to be in this park. At the end of the street would be none other than the
Great Movie Ride, the umbrella attraction that really represents this new parks mission in every way. It would be updated where necessary to have better show scenes, animatronics, etc., but the ride overall would be more or less the same. There would be one more attraction, however, the new
Hollywood Trolly (similar to that in DCA). It would go up Hollywood Blvd, and turn to go down...
Sunset Blvd- The immersive old Hollywood street adjacent to Hollywood Blvd. What makes this land great is the more eery feel it exutes, with the
Twilight Zone Tower of Terror at the end (yes, not being touched at all). For this reason, stores and their facades will be refurbished back to their original design to have an older, creepier feel, though not so much as to look like some run down ghost town. Also at the end of the street will be the
Rockin' Roller Coaster, which while I want to keep it more or less the same, I'm not so sure what to do with as far as who it's "starring" goes. But at the very least a facade update to look like an older recording studio would be good. The Hollywood Hills Ampitheater would remain for nightly showings of a new and upgraded
Fantasmic!, and the Theater of the Stars will be completely enclosed once and for all, with BatB on its way out to make way for a new
Mary Poppins theater show.
Animation Courtyard- The biggest update to this area will be on the outside. To match this side of the parks theme, all of the facades will change from their modern soundstage design to an old Hollywood animation studio look that matches the other lands here. VotLM will be on its way out for an updated
Disney Short Film Festival, from Epcot, this time only showing old classic Disney shorts, all with cool 3D effects. Once Star Wars Land opens, The Launch Bay will close, and will mark the return of the
Magic of Disney Animation, which was always a nice and unique experience. Lastly, because I want to be a bit realistic and know Disney would do this, new merchandise and food will be avaliable at the Animators Lounge going where Disney Jr is.
Echo Lake- This land won't have any attractions, but rather will just be the nice peaceful escape from the chaos land around the river. Indiana Jones and beyond will be leaving to make way for other additions, and the theater will be apart of a new land. However, at night it will look nice lit up as the "rich side of Hollywood", and lots of dining options will be here.
And now, we venture into the other side of Disney's Hollywood Adventure park...
Toy Story Land- Complete with
Toy Story Midway Mania, the new spinner ride
Alien Swirling Saucers, and lastly the coaster
Slinky Dog Dash, the land will be as planned. While this area had a lot more potential for it to be better and updated, for the sake of realism, I'll leave this project as Disney plans.
Star Wars Experience- I won't follow the same principal of leaving currently planned projects in tact as in TSL
Apprently early plans for this land included a
Peoplemover-esque attraction, which would add nice energy to the land (and be a nice family friendly people eater Disney!) so I'd add that. This is in addition to the currently unnamed
Millennium Falcon attraction and the
Battle attraction.
Muppet Courtyard- This land kind of already exists, but not to a full extent yet. The show will remain the same, just rebranded as
Jim Henson's Muppet Vision 3D, and a new omnimover dark ride will open called, you guessed it,
The Great Muppet Movie Ride! in the current plot of Mama Melrose and beyond. And now, the final land...
Superhero City- This land will have several mini lands enclosed within it. The once Commisary Land will be San Fransokyo street, complete with massive forced perspective illuminating skyscrapers, the donut bakery featured in the film, and an
Innoventions type area (where the AI and SD theaters are) that showcase all sorts of cool technology like in the school in the movie, as well as a meet and greet area to meet your favorite characters from this movie and the other superheroes from the other films represented here! This also includes the Incredibles, who will receive their own
indrebiles simulator attraction and mini Metropolis area where Star Tours and the Backlot Express are. Finally, on the plot of the Indiana Jones Stunt Show will be a new
Guardians of the Galaxy e-ticket ride (essentially the one that would have gone in Universe of Energy).
So, that's it! That took longer to type out than I thought it would
But I have a lot of ideas for how to help correctly shape the future of DHS!
What are all of your thoughts for DHS?! Post here!
There is so much more they can do with the park instead of having to only replace attractions (which makes no sense given the small capacity) and, well, destroying the integrity of the park to quite literally become just a place to house IP's. 
