Hi, I'm quad422 (in case you didn't know 
) and I have been working on a concept for a project lately. It is a new Disney Park resort in Missouri, but more precisely, just south of Marceline Missouri.
Before I begin explaining what I have so far, I would like to explain my forms of designing:
-I am a very detailed designer...by this I mean I don't just give a summary of an attraction and say "it's done!"
-Because of this, it takes me a while to "perfect" an idea, so bear with me.
-I also don't believe in being done, this project will literally take forever to complete, because there is no way I can complete it.
Ok, now its time for the fun to begin. As every imagineer knows, the basics of all Disney Park designing surround STORY. Because of this, I will tell a story to pitch my projects.
We will be following this young boy named Tyler:
http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:...ring-The-Peace-Sign-And-Using-A-Handy-Cam.jpg
Tyler is moving to the small town of Marceline Missouri (and is going to Walt Disney School). The reason he is moving there is because his dad (let's pretend his dad is quad422-me) was assigned as head imagineer in a massive creation of a Disney theme park resort.
Being the son of the top guy, Tyler gets a lot of inside looks on development and construction. Though things are just started getting built, Tyler is already given a chance to see the first thing: The layout of the resort (general layout that is). He put the image on flickr so that everyone could see: http://www.flickr.com/photos/49481977@N06/4536259870/sizes/o/
The dark gray sections are parking lots. The parking lot on the bottom center is the main parking lot, while the others are exclusive to events, busses, and hotel stayer-atters...haha how's that for a new word?
The yellow sections are where the majority of hotels will be found. The purple section is downtown disney (called Disney Mall). The white stripes through these sections are MAJOR pathways, not the only ones though.
The huge red section is the Magic Kingdom-style park. This park is still unnamed and not much planning is done in it yet, as it takes quad a long time to "complete" anything.
The huge blue section is WESTcot, inspired by the forgotten idea. WESTcot will be a little different than EPCOT, though, because it will not contain a world showcase (so far). The imagineers are still deciding what to do where that would go.
The huge green section is Animal Adventure. This is kind of like Animal Kingdom Park mixed with bits of Adventureland. No progress is done on this either.
Finally, the white section in the middle is the entrance plaza. It will feature a put-put course and maybe some other things, but for now, it is just dirt (haha it's not made yet).
To give you guys an aspect of the size of this resort, the main parking lot (on the bottom) is about the size of Disneyland Park in California!!!
You may be wondering: how do people get around to parks that big? Well, more is to come later. My next update on construction will be about transportation around the park, as well as the first details of the parking lots.
Please tell me what you think so far (I know, there isn't much to think about yet), and if you would like, this is kind of an open brainstorm, and I'm willing to take suggestions. Also, whenever I need it, I will be asking for help if you would like to. Thank you for viewing this :wave:
-Quad422
) and I have been working on a concept for a project lately. It is a new Disney Park resort in Missouri, but more precisely, just south of Marceline Missouri.Before I begin explaining what I have so far, I would like to explain my forms of designing:
-I am a very detailed designer...by this I mean I don't just give a summary of an attraction and say "it's done!"
-Because of this, it takes me a while to "perfect" an idea, so bear with me.
-I also don't believe in being done, this project will literally take forever to complete, because there is no way I can complete it.
Ok, now its time for the fun to begin. As every imagineer knows, the basics of all Disney Park designing surround STORY. Because of this, I will tell a story to pitch my projects.
We will be following this young boy named Tyler:
http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:...ring-The-Peace-Sign-And-Using-A-Handy-Cam.jpg
Tyler is moving to the small town of Marceline Missouri (and is going to Walt Disney School). The reason he is moving there is because his dad (let's pretend his dad is quad422-me) was assigned as head imagineer in a massive creation of a Disney theme park resort.
Being the son of the top guy, Tyler gets a lot of inside looks on development and construction. Though things are just started getting built, Tyler is already given a chance to see the first thing: The layout of the resort (general layout that is). He put the image on flickr so that everyone could see: http://www.flickr.com/photos/49481977@N06/4536259870/sizes/o/
The dark gray sections are parking lots. The parking lot on the bottom center is the main parking lot, while the others are exclusive to events, busses, and hotel stayer-atters...haha how's that for a new word?
The yellow sections are where the majority of hotels will be found. The purple section is downtown disney (called Disney Mall). The white stripes through these sections are MAJOR pathways, not the only ones though.
The huge red section is the Magic Kingdom-style park. This park is still unnamed and not much planning is done in it yet, as it takes quad a long time to "complete" anything.
The huge blue section is WESTcot, inspired by the forgotten idea. WESTcot will be a little different than EPCOT, though, because it will not contain a world showcase (so far). The imagineers are still deciding what to do where that would go.
The huge green section is Animal Adventure. This is kind of like Animal Kingdom Park mixed with bits of Adventureland. No progress is done on this either.
Finally, the white section in the middle is the entrance plaza. It will feature a put-put course and maybe some other things, but for now, it is just dirt (haha it's not made yet).
To give you guys an aspect of the size of this resort, the main parking lot (on the bottom) is about the size of Disneyland Park in California!!!
You may be wondering: how do people get around to parks that big? Well, more is to come later. My next update on construction will be about transportation around the park, as well as the first details of the parking lots.
Please tell me what you think so far (I know, there isn't much to think about yet), and if you would like, this is kind of an open brainstorm, and I'm willing to take suggestions. Also, whenever I need it, I will be asking for help if you would like to. Thank you for viewing this :wave:
-Quad422
