Well some of the area would have a Mexican theme setting with the exception of the Castle of Wishes, Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, and ToonTown.
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Disney Mexico Resort (open brainstorming)
- Thread starter Twilight_Roxas
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The Lochness Monsta
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LOL, I'm guessing they would have great Mexican food.
You could bring Grand Fiesta over from Epcot. It would fit in nicely with the park.
You could bring Grand Fiesta over from Epcot. It would fit in nicely with the park.
In some of Main Street, and the Mexican theme area yeah.
As for Grand Fiesta I could add that, and a Coco attraction.
The castle in Disneyland Parque is called the Castle of Wishes. It’s wider than the castle in Shanghai Disneyland, and taller than the castle in Hong Kong Disneyland. I haven’t decided on the colors, but I know red is one of the colors for the castle since red has never been used before.
Rambozo
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Sounds good to me, I'd love to see the finished project.
Do you have any suggestions for the castle of wishes?
The Great Gonzo
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I'm not sure what the castle could look like, but it definitely has to say "I'm a Fricking Mexican Castle".
I already said it’s called the Castle of Wishes.
RunForestRun
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It would be interesting if you changed the themings of the lands. This way it would make people want to go to Mexico even more.
Well Adventureland has a more Spanish theme area.
Snow Queen 83
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Nice, Encanto would go well in this section. I didn't care for the movie, but an attraction could be really good for it. Something like Mystic Manor.
Frankenstein79
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Yep, the movie was God awful. I don't understand why it's being hyped up so much.
oogie boogie man
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You don't want to make the park too Mexican though. Afterall your supposed to be entering into new worlds. That would be like making only American themed lands in Florida and California.
Rambozo
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I see your point, but you do want to feel like it represents it's home country in some way.
Only Main Street, Adventureland, and possibly Frontierland are going to have a Mexican design while Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, and ToonTown are staying the same.
Rambozo
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That sounds like a perfect balance between the 2 ideas. Between respecting the area and being too Mexican centric.
Like for example Adventureland would be based off a abandoned Spanish fort in which nature, and jungles reclaim the area. The Spanish fort is use for Pirates of the Caribbeans: Battle for the Sunken Treasure.
