cdunlap
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Wait, both could happen, as in, maybe the elevator will be the way out of Xibalba.
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Disneyland 1991 - Vol. III
- Thread starter MonorailRed
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Earlie the Pearlie
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I’ve been working some more on the layout for the entry land. I loved the idea for a King Minos’s Labyrinth walkthrough, so I’ve added that in, but in the form of a true but not too difficult maze. I think it would be cool to put special effects or animatronics at each dead end, to add a sense of reward to actually getting a bit lost. At the end of the maze will be the Minotaur’s Dungeon, home to a huge Minotaur animatronic. I’m also adding a Greek Trireme docked in the harbor now that we know that we are going to have a central lagoon, with a snack or souvenir stand nearby themed to a shrine of Poseidon.
cdunlap
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About to start working on the Underworld boat ride for Egypt. I'm calling it ”Escape The Underworld”. The idea behind this ride is that riders are following the Ba (the soul in the form of a human-headed bird) of a dead pharaoh from his tomb, through the dangerous Underworld and its many trials, and into the Field Of Reeds, the Egyptian afterlife. Guests load in the Great Pyramid's burial chamber before dropping down a steep slope into the Underworld. The underworld portion will be a fast-paced boat ride unlike any seen in the Disney Parks circa 1991, while the Field of Reeds portion will be more calm and slow-paced. The ride ends with a lift hill that takes guests up to an outdoor unloading area located beside the Great Pyramid that blends in with the nearby Marketplace.
cdunlap
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@MonorailRed, I think you should return to this project once Citrus Dreamin' concludes. I really feel like you were a great leader last summer when you started this, which is why I think you should return. If you need some help leading, I've basically been leading this project for the past months, so I will be of assistance if necessary. We also need a LOT of visuals for the Parks and I don’t think I can do that alone, especially after seeing your concept art during Citrus Dreamin'.
cdunlap
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I'm going to rework my WESTCOT Downtown Disney concept. Basically, it will have the Future World DisneyQuest near the entrance and World Showcase as its Pleasure Island with attractions, restaurants, shops, and clubs, including a nightly Global New Year celebration within the Palace Of All Nations as an equivalent to the Adventurer's Club, The Lost Kingdom, a small Mythology park with interactive elements that serves as a free alternative to Gate 3 located within a courtyard of the Palace Of All Nations, a Moroccan marketplace, a Venetian street, a Thai floating market, an Aztec temple, and a Parisian street. WESTCOT, much like Disney Springs, will be free of charge to visit. Also, if anyone wants to collaborate with me on this, please let me know!
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cdunlap
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Here's the new concept for WESTCOT, in which the continents are divided into subsections that are either countries, continents, or regions. WESTCOT is free to enter and its attractions and shows are free. Its dining options and mercantile options are what make WESTCOT's money.
SPACE STATION EARTH
Space Station Earth is a golden geodesic sphere that serves as the main landmark of WESTCOT. Guests enter underneath Space Station Earth. Space Station Earth holds FutureQuest, an arcade with games based on Horizons, Journey Into Imagination, Kitchen Kabaret, Listen To The Land, Spaceship Earth, Universe Of Energy, The Living Seas, Communicore, Wonders Of Life, and World Of Motion. The Monorail stop is located across from Space Station Earth.
THE AMERICAS
Canada
Mystery Lodge (A show depicting myths from the Kwakwaka’wakw First Nations)
The United States
New England Waterfront (A New England waterfront with shops, street entertainment, and restaurants)
Lakota Village (A Lakota Native Village that guests can explore with tipis holding traditional items and an observatory)
Cliff Pueblo (An exploration space based on the Cliff Pueblos of the Southwestern United States)
The Caribbean
Bermuda Triangle: Flight To Puerto Rico (A motion simulator that simulates a nonstop flight from DC to San Juan, despite only being 5 minutes long, that passes through the notorious Bermuda Triangle on a foggy night, when suddenly the navigation goes haywire and the plane encounters a meteor. The plane makes it through safely and lands in San Juan.)
Caribbean Square (An area representing Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti, Puerto Rico, and Trinidad and Tobago with a Voodoo shop, a Jamaican Music dinner show, a Cuba walkthrough, a wandering Puerto Rican band, and Trinidadian Carnival Dancers)
Mexico And Central America
Mexican Village (A Mexican Village with shops, restaurants, and street entertainment)
FIESTA (A Mexican Heritage Museum/Mexican Restaurant/Mexican Dance Show featuring Piñatas, Mexican Flags, and Historical Displays. The restaurant portion serves Menudo, Tacos, Enchiladas, Tamales, and Tres Leches. The dances in the show are folklorico dances accompanied by mariachi. FIESTA is a good viewing spot for the fireworks, or Fuegos Artificiales)
Temple Of The Serpent (A show using the Pepper's Ghost effect set in an Aztec temple inhabited by Teotl, the Aztec concept of life energy, in the forms of the spirits of Eagle Warriors and Jaguar Warriors, Nahualli (Animal Spirits), and Aztec deities)
Maya Coast (A water ride in which guests ride boats through the Pyramids of The Bacabs, Maya gods of the directions, which surround the Tree Of Life, which the Maya thought was at the center of the world. Guests queue along a path lined with carvings depicting Maya rituals and carvings written in the Maya script)
South America
The Search For El Dorado (A boat ride taking guests on a search for the lost Muisca city of gold)
Escape The Amazon Rainforest (A Rapids Ride through the Amazon encountering Quicksand, Jaguars, Poisonous and Non Poisonous Frogs, Snakes, Vines, Caimans, and Monkeys)
Huanya Picchu (A walkthrough taking guests through the mountain in Machu Picchu going past Inca gold, Inca mummies, and Inca statues)
EUROPE
Western And Central Europe
Venezia Square (A replica of Italy Pavilion with shops, gondola rides, street entertainment, and restaurants)
The Voyages Of Marco Polo (A walkthrough attraction taking guests through the travels of Marco Polo that begins in Venezia Square and ends in the Asian Garden)
Pompeii (A walkthrough replica of Pompeii)
Paris Square (A replica of France Pavilion with shops, restaurants, and street entertainment)
The British Isles
London Square (A Victorian London-themed area with shops, restaurants, walkthroughs, a theater where the World Showcase Players perform, and street entertainment)
The Glistening Shamrock (An Irish pub featuring many references to Irish mythology’s diverse creatures, including Leprechauns, Dullahans, Banshees, Dobhar Chu, and Fairies, and a live band that plays Irish folk songs.
Northern Europe
Maelstrom (A boat ride taking guests through the Viking Age and Norwegian folklore)
Sami Village (A Sami village that guests can explore)
Eastern Europe
Knossos Ruins (An exploration space based on the Knossos ruins on Crete)
Carpathian Caravan (A food stand housed inside of a green Romani vardo that serves a mix of Eastern European and Romani dishes)
Transylvania: The Land Beyond The Forest (A walkthrough taking guests past dioramas of historical sites in the Transylvania region of Romania)
Moscow Square (A Moscow-themed area with shops, restaurants, a Ballet show that showcases the highlights of The Firebird, The Nutcracker, and The Rite Of Spring, street entertainment, and a replica of St Basil's Cathedral)
AFRICA
North Africa
Moroccan Souk (A copy of Morocco Pavilion with shops, street entertainment, and restaurants)
Temple of Thoth (A walkthrough of a magical temple devoted to the Egyptian god Thoth filled with traps and Egyptian art)
Subsaharan Africa
Heartbeat Of West Africa (A show in which dancers and guests perform West African songs and dances to the beat of the West African Drums)
Explore Wild Africa (A dark ride taking guests through scenes of the Sahara Desert, Mount Kilimanjaro, Lake Natron, and the Kalahari Desert)
Great Zimbabwe (An exploration space based on the Great Zimbabwe ruins)
ASIA AND THE PACIFIC ISLANDS
The Middle East
Istanbul Square (An area themed to Istanbul with shops, restaurants, street entertainment, and a Hagia Sophia walkthrough)
The Last Crusade (A walkthrough attraction located within Petra based on Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade taking guests through the story of the film)
The Hanging Gardens (A walkthrough replica of the Hanging Gardens Of Babylon)
South Asia
Jaipur Square (An area themed to the Indian city of Jaipur with restaurants, shops, and street entertainment)
Grand Mahal (An Indian restaurant located within a Mughal palace influenced by those in Jaipur and Agra)
Sri Lanka Teahouse (A tea house representative of the high place of tea in Sri Lankan culture)
The Yeti Temple (A Trader Sam's-type bar housed within a Nepali stupa themed around a temple to the Yeti with themed drinks that are associated with effects that happen in the bar when ordered)
Everest Museum (A museum within a replica of Everest devoted to climbing Mount Everest. Documentaries are shown in a theatre at the entrance, climbing gear and maps of Everest are on the second floor, the third floor holds an exhibit on the Nepali and Tibetan cultures, the fourth floor holds an exhibit on the Sherpa people, and the fifth floor holds an exhibit on famous climbers of Everest)
East Asia
The Great Khan’s Tomb (A walkthrough taking guests through the tomb of Genghis Khan)
The Asian Garden (A garden themed to Asian cultures, namely China, Tibet, Korea, and Vietnam. China is represented by a statue of the Nian, a monster that fears the color red and lives below the Yellow Sea, a replica of The Great Wall Of China, a stage where traditional Chinese dances are performed, a replica of the Terracotta Army, and Chinese characters meaning positive things like Good Luck and Happiness made out of red and yellow flowers. Korea is represented by a restaurant where guests can dine on traditional Korean cuisine while playing the equally traditional card game Go-Stop. Tibet is represented by a garden of flowers and juniper trees dotted with Tibetan sculptures. Vietnam is represented by a statue telling the story of Tet, the Vietnamese New Year, surrounded by White Daffodils, which are said to provide inspiration.)
China: Reflections In Dance (A show held in a replica of the Hall Of Supreme Harmony that showcases traditional Chinese dances, including the Yangge Handkerchief Spinning Dance, the Mongolian Bowl Dance, the Lion Dance, the Dragon Dance, the Sword Dance, the Lantern Dance, and the Fan Dance)
The Floating World (A city in Feudal Japan with a Teahouse, a Samurai exhibit, a Zen temple exhibit, a walkthrough of the Heian Imperial Court according to the Diary Of Murasaki Shikibu, a female courtier of the Emperor, a Poetry House, and a bamboo forest holding The Haunted Forest near a replica of Mount Fuji holding Kamikakushi.)
Kamikakushi (A boat ride taking guests from a Shinto shrine to the Realm of the Kami, featuring figures and creatures from Japanese mythology as well as Japanese cultural items ancient and modern held within Mount Fuji.)
The Haunted Forest (A walkthrough taking guests through a bamboo forest haunted by Yōkai)
Southeast Asia
Bangkok Square (An area themed to Bangkok featuring a walkthrough taking guests through the court of King Mongkut, a floating market, restaurants, and street entertainment)
The Court Of Siam (A walkthrough in which guests accompany Anna Leonowens and her son Louis on their visit to the court of King Mongkut of Siam, meeting several interesting characters)
Angkor Wat (An exploration space based on the Angkor Wat ruins in Cambodia)
Cafe Filipino (A restaurant where guests can eat Filipino dishes)
New Zealand
Māori Village (A Māori village that guests can explore)
Micronesia
Nan Madol Ruins (An exploration space based on the Nan Madol Ruins)
THE ISLAND OF ALL NATIONS
Great Square Of The Flags (A square where all the countries' flags fly)
The Palace Of All Nations (A golden palace combining architectural styles from all of the countries featured in WESTCOT that holds a nightclub. The Palace Of All Nations serves as WESTCOT's secondary landmark. It sits in the center of the WESTCOT Lake)
New Year's Eve At The Palace Of All Nations (This is a club equivalent to the Adventurers Club that showcases New Year’s traditions from Australia, The Philippines, Japan, Germany, Greece, Denmark, The Netherlands, Spain, Algeria, Nigeria, Brazil, and Chile, ending in a New Year Countdown at 11:59 PM. This happens every single night of the year)
SPACE STATION EARTHSpace Station Earth is a golden geodesic sphere that serves as the main landmark of WESTCOT. Guests enter underneath Space Station Earth. Space Station Earth holds FutureQuest, an arcade with games based on Horizons, Journey Into Imagination, Kitchen Kabaret, Listen To The Land, Spaceship Earth, Universe Of Energy, The Living Seas, Communicore, Wonders Of Life, and World Of Motion. The Monorail stop is located across from Space Station Earth.
THE AMERICASCanadaMystery Lodge (A show depicting myths from the Kwakwaka’wakw First Nations)
The United StatesNew England Waterfront (A New England waterfront with shops, street entertainment, and restaurants)
Lakota Village (A Lakota Native Village that guests can explore with tipis holding traditional items and an observatory)
Cliff Pueblo (An exploration space based on the Cliff Pueblos of the Southwestern United States)
The CaribbeanBermuda Triangle: Flight To Puerto Rico (A motion simulator that simulates a nonstop flight from DC to San Juan, despite only being 5 minutes long, that passes through the notorious Bermuda Triangle on a foggy night, when suddenly the navigation goes haywire and the plane encounters a meteor. The plane makes it through safely and lands in San Juan.)
Caribbean Square (An area representing Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti, Puerto Rico, and Trinidad and Tobago with a Voodoo shop, a Jamaican Music dinner show, a Cuba walkthrough, a wandering Puerto Rican band, and Trinidadian Carnival Dancers)
Mexico And Central AmericaMexican Village (A Mexican Village with shops, restaurants, and street entertainment)
FIESTA (A Mexican Heritage Museum/Mexican Restaurant/Mexican Dance Show featuring Piñatas, Mexican Flags, and Historical Displays. The restaurant portion serves Menudo, Tacos, Enchiladas, Tamales, and Tres Leches. The dances in the show are folklorico dances accompanied by mariachi. FIESTA is a good viewing spot for the fireworks, or Fuegos Artificiales)
Temple Of The Serpent (A show using the Pepper's Ghost effect set in an Aztec temple inhabited by Teotl, the Aztec concept of life energy, in the forms of the spirits of Eagle Warriors and Jaguar Warriors, Nahualli (Animal Spirits), and Aztec deities)
Maya Coast (A water ride in which guests ride boats through the Pyramids of The Bacabs, Maya gods of the directions, which surround the Tree Of Life, which the Maya thought was at the center of the world. Guests queue along a path lined with carvings depicting Maya rituals and carvings written in the Maya script)
South AmericaThe Search For El Dorado (A boat ride taking guests on a search for the lost Muisca city of gold)
Escape The Amazon Rainforest (A Rapids Ride through the Amazon encountering Quicksand, Jaguars, Poisonous and Non Poisonous Frogs, Snakes, Vines, Caimans, and Monkeys)
Huanya Picchu (A walkthrough taking guests through the mountain in Machu Picchu going past Inca gold, Inca mummies, and Inca statues)
EUROPEWestern And Central EuropeVenezia Square (A replica of Italy Pavilion with shops, gondola rides, street entertainment, and restaurants)
The Voyages Of Marco Polo (A walkthrough attraction taking guests through the travels of Marco Polo that begins in Venezia Square and ends in the Asian Garden)
Pompeii (A walkthrough replica of Pompeii)
Paris Square (A replica of France Pavilion with shops, restaurants, and street entertainment)
The British IslesLondon Square (A Victorian London-themed area with shops, restaurants, walkthroughs, a theater where the World Showcase Players perform, and street entertainment)
The Glistening Shamrock (An Irish pub featuring many references to Irish mythology’s diverse creatures, including Leprechauns, Dullahans, Banshees, Dobhar Chu, and Fairies, and a live band that plays Irish folk songs.
Northern EuropeMaelstrom (A boat ride taking guests through the Viking Age and Norwegian folklore)
Sami Village (A Sami village that guests can explore)
Eastern EuropeKnossos Ruins (An exploration space based on the Knossos ruins on Crete)
Carpathian Caravan (A food stand housed inside of a green Romani vardo that serves a mix of Eastern European and Romani dishes)
Transylvania: The Land Beyond The Forest (A walkthrough taking guests past dioramas of historical sites in the Transylvania region of Romania)
Moscow Square (A Moscow-themed area with shops, restaurants, a Ballet show that showcases the highlights of The Firebird, The Nutcracker, and The Rite Of Spring, street entertainment, and a replica of St Basil's Cathedral)
AFRICANorth AfricaMoroccan Souk (A copy of Morocco Pavilion with shops, street entertainment, and restaurants)
Temple of Thoth (A walkthrough of a magical temple devoted to the Egyptian god Thoth filled with traps and Egyptian art)
Subsaharan AfricaHeartbeat Of West Africa (A show in which dancers and guests perform West African songs and dances to the beat of the West African Drums)
Explore Wild Africa (A dark ride taking guests through scenes of the Sahara Desert, Mount Kilimanjaro, Lake Natron, and the Kalahari Desert)
Great Zimbabwe (An exploration space based on the Great Zimbabwe ruins)
ASIA AND THE PACIFIC ISLANDSThe Middle EastIstanbul Square (An area themed to Istanbul with shops, restaurants, street entertainment, and a Hagia Sophia walkthrough)
The Last Crusade (A walkthrough attraction located within Petra based on Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade taking guests through the story of the film)
The Hanging Gardens (A walkthrough replica of the Hanging Gardens Of Babylon)
South AsiaJaipur Square (An area themed to the Indian city of Jaipur with restaurants, shops, and street entertainment)
Grand Mahal (An Indian restaurant located within a Mughal palace influenced by those in Jaipur and Agra)
Sri Lanka Teahouse (A tea house representative of the high place of tea in Sri Lankan culture)
The Yeti Temple (A Trader Sam's-type bar housed within a Nepali stupa themed around a temple to the Yeti with themed drinks that are associated with effects that happen in the bar when ordered)
Everest Museum (A museum within a replica of Everest devoted to climbing Mount Everest. Documentaries are shown in a theatre at the entrance, climbing gear and maps of Everest are on the second floor, the third floor holds an exhibit on the Nepali and Tibetan cultures, the fourth floor holds an exhibit on the Sherpa people, and the fifth floor holds an exhibit on famous climbers of Everest)
East AsiaThe Great Khan’s Tomb (A walkthrough taking guests through the tomb of Genghis Khan)
The Asian Garden (A garden themed to Asian cultures, namely China, Tibet, Korea, and Vietnam. China is represented by a statue of the Nian, a monster that fears the color red and lives below the Yellow Sea, a replica of The Great Wall Of China, a stage where traditional Chinese dances are performed, a replica of the Terracotta Army, and Chinese characters meaning positive things like Good Luck and Happiness made out of red and yellow flowers. Korea is represented by a restaurant where guests can dine on traditional Korean cuisine while playing the equally traditional card game Go-Stop. Tibet is represented by a garden of flowers and juniper trees dotted with Tibetan sculptures. Vietnam is represented by a statue telling the story of Tet, the Vietnamese New Year, surrounded by White Daffodils, which are said to provide inspiration.)
China: Reflections In Dance (A show held in a replica of the Hall Of Supreme Harmony that showcases traditional Chinese dances, including the Yangge Handkerchief Spinning Dance, the Mongolian Bowl Dance, the Lion Dance, the Dragon Dance, the Sword Dance, the Lantern Dance, and the Fan Dance)
The Floating World (A city in Feudal Japan with a Teahouse, a Samurai exhibit, a Zen temple exhibit, a walkthrough of the Heian Imperial Court according to the Diary Of Murasaki Shikibu, a female courtier of the Emperor, a Poetry House, and a bamboo forest holding The Haunted Forest near a replica of Mount Fuji holding Kamikakushi.)
Kamikakushi (A boat ride taking guests from a Shinto shrine to the Realm of the Kami, featuring figures and creatures from Japanese mythology as well as Japanese cultural items ancient and modern held within Mount Fuji.)
The Haunted Forest (A walkthrough taking guests through a bamboo forest haunted by Yōkai)
Southeast AsiaBangkok Square (An area themed to Bangkok featuring a walkthrough taking guests through the court of King Mongkut, a floating market, restaurants, and street entertainment)
The Court Of Siam (A walkthrough in which guests accompany Anna Leonowens and her son Louis on their visit to the court of King Mongkut of Siam, meeting several interesting characters)
Angkor Wat (An exploration space based on the Angkor Wat ruins in Cambodia)
Cafe Filipino (A restaurant where guests can eat Filipino dishes)
New ZealandMāori Village (A Māori village that guests can explore)
MicronesiaNan Madol Ruins (An exploration space based on the Nan Madol Ruins)
THE ISLAND OF ALL NATIONSGreat Square Of The Flags (A square where all the countries' flags fly)
The Palace Of All Nations (A golden palace combining architectural styles from all of the countries featured in WESTCOT that holds a nightclub. The Palace Of All Nations serves as WESTCOT's secondary landmark. It sits in the center of the WESTCOT Lake)
New Year's Eve At The Palace Of All Nations (This is a club equivalent to the Adventurers Club that showcases New Year’s traditions from Australia, The Philippines, Japan, Germany, Greece, Denmark, The Netherlands, Spain, Algeria, Nigeria, Brazil, and Chile, ending in a New Year Countdown at 11:59 PM. This happens every single night of the year)
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cdunlap
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Disneyland Attraction Ideas:
Mission To Jupiter (A walkthrough taking guests from a space station to Jupiter and its moons located in Tomorrowland that acts as a spiritual successor to both Rocket To The Moon and Space Station X)
The Haunted Mansion (An updated version of the preexisting attraction, featuring a plot as well as a few new rooms and characters, that keeps the original attraction’s charm, character, wit, and spirit intact located in New Orleans Square)
Escape From The Horned King (An interactive walkthrough themed to The Black Cauldron in which guests solve puzzles in order to escape from the Horned King and his army of Cauldron Born located in Fantasyland)
The Ancient Adventure (A guided interactive walkthrough located in Adventureland taking guests through the Aztec, Maya, and Inca civilizations of the Ancient Americas with an overarching theme of searching for El Dorado and Crystal Skulls)
Quest Of The Gods (An interactive walkthrough located in Fantasyland based on Greek, Norse, Chinese, and Hindu myths in which guests go on a quest, meeting deities and monsters from the aforementioned mythologies along the way)
Mission To Jupiter (A walkthrough taking guests from a space station to Jupiter and its moons located in Tomorrowland that acts as a spiritual successor to both Rocket To The Moon and Space Station X)
The Haunted Mansion (An updated version of the preexisting attraction, featuring a plot as well as a few new rooms and characters, that keeps the original attraction’s charm, character, wit, and spirit intact located in New Orleans Square)
Escape From The Horned King (An interactive walkthrough themed to The Black Cauldron in which guests solve puzzles in order to escape from the Horned King and his army of Cauldron Born located in Fantasyland)
The Ancient Adventure (A guided interactive walkthrough located in Adventureland taking guests through the Aztec, Maya, and Inca civilizations of the Ancient Americas with an overarching theme of searching for El Dorado and Crystal Skulls)
Quest Of The Gods (An interactive walkthrough located in Fantasyland based on Greek, Norse, Chinese, and Hindu myths in which guests go on a quest, meeting deities and monsters from the aforementioned mythologies along the way)
cdunlap
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A Few Halloween-Related Ideas Because That’s Coming Up In The Parks In The Coming Weeks:
The Country Bears gain a Halloween overlay called Country Bear Halloween
A miner's ghost stands near Big Thunder Mountain telling passersby the story of Henry Ravenswood and the Big Thunder Mining Company. (In this universe, Disney changed the Disneyland BTMR's backstory from the one in our universe to the one Disneyland Paris has in both universes a few months after Disneyland Paris opened.)
Staying in Frontierland, The Golden Horseshoe holds a reenactment of a Victorian seance as held by charlatans like the Fox sisters.
Fantasyland gains some roving villains representing the IP Attractions for guests to meet (Maleficent, The Evil Queen in her peddler disguise, Stromboli, Captain Hook, Winky and some Weasels, a few devils, and The Queen Of Hearts)
The Tiki Room is closed during the nighttime Halloween celebrations so that it doesn’t clash with the dark and spooky aesthetic of the park.
The Riverboat has a new spiel that tells tales of the supernatural that happened in the locations that are passed.
New Orleans Square probably will get the most attention during the Halloween celebrations. Pirates Of The Caribbean gets live actors portraying skeleton pirates in the caves and living pirates during the sacking of the town. A stall selling gris gris bags and voodoo dolls is set up on the New Orleans streets. Another stall includes cartomancy (card readings), palm readings, and tea leaf readings. Live actors portraying ghosts roam the queue of The Haunted Mansion. Live actors wander The Haunted Mansion's corridor of doors during the nighttime Halloween celebrations dressed in suits of armor and a few dressed as wraiths wander the cemetery.
Tom Sawyer Island is open at night as a peaceful and calming place to escape all the chaos and terror of the rest of the park with the exception of the caves, which are as spooky as the rest of the day.
The Country Bears gain a Halloween overlay called Country Bear Halloween
A miner's ghost stands near Big Thunder Mountain telling passersby the story of Henry Ravenswood and the Big Thunder Mining Company. (In this universe, Disney changed the Disneyland BTMR's backstory from the one in our universe to the one Disneyland Paris has in both universes a few months after Disneyland Paris opened.)
Staying in Frontierland, The Golden Horseshoe holds a reenactment of a Victorian seance as held by charlatans like the Fox sisters.
Fantasyland gains some roving villains representing the IP Attractions for guests to meet (Maleficent, The Evil Queen in her peddler disguise, Stromboli, Captain Hook, Winky and some Weasels, a few devils, and The Queen Of Hearts)
The Tiki Room is closed during the nighttime Halloween celebrations so that it doesn’t clash with the dark and spooky aesthetic of the park.
The Riverboat has a new spiel that tells tales of the supernatural that happened in the locations that are passed.
New Orleans Square probably will get the most attention during the Halloween celebrations. Pirates Of The Caribbean gets live actors portraying skeleton pirates in the caves and living pirates during the sacking of the town. A stall selling gris gris bags and voodoo dolls is set up on the New Orleans streets. Another stall includes cartomancy (card readings), palm readings, and tea leaf readings. Live actors portraying ghosts roam the queue of The Haunted Mansion. Live actors wander The Haunted Mansion's corridor of doors during the nighttime Halloween celebrations dressed in suits of armor and a few dressed as wraiths wander the cemetery.
Tom Sawyer Island is open at night as a peaceful and calming place to escape all the chaos and terror of the rest of the park with the exception of the caves, which are as spooky as the rest of the day.
Miru
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Sounds excellent!
cdunlap
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What do you think of the ideas for the main park?
Miru
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The ideas for the main park are pretty good too. Maybe a sign outside the Tiki Room could say “the birds, flowers, & yes, even the tikis can’t stand the Halloween weather, so we have to close for the season.” Nothing for Tommorowland?
I also like the new ride ideas.
cdunlap
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Oh, I forgot about Tomorrowland! Maybe there could be something with Space Mountain. (This is set in 1991, so I highly doubt that we have the tech to make a version of Ghost Galaxy that is as effective as the real one was)
Miru
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Something as simple as villains from the represented IP there being meetable like in Fantasyland could work.
cdunlap
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@Earlie the Pearlie, since SA8 is almost over, maybe you could return to this and help design the mythology park!
cdunlap
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Also, @Miru, just a reminder that this exists because you are also involved. Also, @MonorailRed, would you please return and help me lead this project?
cdunlap
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Here are some members of the site that I think could work well here:
@Charlie The Chatbox Ghost and @Half/CartoonHalf/Human (Well, this is a thing I’ve been working on with a lot of people y’all have probably seen here before since last summer and I think y’all should join! If you join, you’ll get more information about this really interesting project!)
@WaltWiz1901 and @Architectural Guinea Pig (I know y’all were already involved, but I think that y’all should return and help out a little)
@Charlie The Chatbox Ghost and @Half/CartoonHalf/Human (Well, this is a thing I’ve been working on with a lot of people y’all have probably seen here before since last summer and I think y’all should join! If you join, you’ll get more information about this really interesting project!)
@WaltWiz1901 and @Architectural Guinea Pig (I know y’all were already involved, but I think that y’all should return and help out a little)
Miru
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Welcome back. I was wondering about other new additions I could do, such as themed restrooms similar to the Tangled one, or more on the Tommorowland Halloween content. One simple trick would be to shut off all lights on Space Mountain, then add a more atmospheric soundtrack to it. Assuming Star Tours is still a thing, we’d have Stormtroopers roaming the area too.
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