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Twilight_Roxas
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Okay because I think that version would fit well in Disneyland Canada.
Digital City
Enter a showcase of the upcoming advancements in space exploration, healthcare, mechanics, and video games. You can even step into these worlds and experience the technology first-hand.
With its sleek blue and white design, Digital City mostly resembles Tomorrowland at Shanghai Disney. The land would have multiple locations for companies to feature their upcoming technology for guests to try.
Tron: Lightcycle Run
Experience high-speed thrills and chills as the Grid comes alive in a heart-pounding race for survival. As you leave the real world behind, you’ll enter Tron’s high-tech universe as a member of Team Blue, ready to compete against some of the Grid’s most menacing Programs.
Space Mountain
Ascend slowly through a swirling solar field as your rocket powers up. Then, blast off on a rip-roaring rocket into the furthest reaches of outer space, flying past shooting stars and orbs of light. This is one high-flying adventure you don’t want to miss!
Test Track
Design a virtual concept car and put it to the test on this thrilling, high-octane attraction. Rev through rough terrain, manoeuvre switchbacks through inclement weather and reach speeds of up to 65 miles an hour as you put your car through its paces.
Sugar Rush Speedway
Put the pedal to the metal in your own kart and race around the Sugar Rush track. Accelerate around sharp bends and sprint to the finish line or take it easy with a slow cruise around the scenery. See above some of the vehicles that guests can drive round in. (This is basically a retheme of Autopia)
The Happy Ride with Baymax
Whip around as a specially built care robot tries to make guests happy and healthy through laughter. Guests are swung around in unexpected directions, round and round, in time with the music.
Jet Packs
Two at a time, fledgling sky pilots don rocket-powered backpacks connected to a giant orb via 16 mechanical arms. This spinning sphere levitates riders several stories off the ground for a one-of-a-kind experience.
Galactic Grill, Lunching Pad, Kart Bakery and Taste Track
In between riding the countless rides, grab a snack at the Lunching Pad or Galactic Grill to refuel your energy. However, if you are looking for something a bit sweeter, head to the Kart Bakery and try some of Vanellope’s favourite sweet treats as you see karts being built in the background. Another fun experience is Taste Track where guests can try various Coca-Cola beverages from around the world.
Tron Realm, Power Supplies, Star Traders and Light Stuff
Outside Tron: Lightcycle Run, collect Tron inspired gifts at Power Supplies with a connecting interactive exhibit where guests can take part in virtual games called Tron Realm. For more generic souvenirs based on your favourite characters, visit Star Traders and Light Stuff.
Meet and Greets
Near to their attractions, meet Ralph and Vanellope and Hiro and Baymax in dedicated themed photo locations. Wilbur and Lewis from Meet the Robinsons are also available for meet and greets at the entrance of the land as well as Pluto near Space Mountain.
OVERVIEWEnter a showcase of the upcoming advancements in space exploration, healthcare, mechanics, and video games. You can even step into these worlds and experience the technology first-hand.
With its sleek blue and white design, Digital City mostly resembles Tomorrowland at Shanghai Disney. The land would have multiple locations for companies to feature their upcoming technology for guests to try.
Tron: Lightcycle Run
Experience high-speed thrills and chills as the Grid comes alive in a heart-pounding race for survival. As you leave the real world behind, you’ll enter Tron’s high-tech universe as a member of Team Blue, ready to compete against some of the Grid’s most menacing Programs.
Space Mountain
Ascend slowly through a swirling solar field as your rocket powers up. Then, blast off on a rip-roaring rocket into the furthest reaches of outer space, flying past shooting stars and orbs of light. This is one high-flying adventure you don’t want to miss!
Test Track
Design a virtual concept car and put it to the test on this thrilling, high-octane attraction. Rev through rough terrain, manoeuvre switchbacks through inclement weather and reach speeds of up to 65 miles an hour as you put your car through its paces.
Sugar Rush Speedway
Put the pedal to the metal in your own kart and race around the Sugar Rush track. Accelerate around sharp bends and sprint to the finish line or take it easy with a slow cruise around the scenery. See above some of the vehicles that guests can drive round in. (This is basically a retheme of Autopia)
The Happy Ride with Baymax
Whip around as a specially built care robot tries to make guests happy and healthy through laughter. Guests are swung around in unexpected directions, round and round, in time with the music.
Jet Packs
Two at a time, fledgling sky pilots don rocket-powered backpacks connected to a giant orb via 16 mechanical arms. This spinning sphere levitates riders several stories off the ground for a one-of-a-kind experience.
Galactic Grill, Lunching Pad, Kart Bakery and Taste Track
In between riding the countless rides, grab a snack at the Lunching Pad or Galactic Grill to refuel your energy. However, if you are looking for something a bit sweeter, head to the Kart Bakery and try some of Vanellope’s favourite sweet treats as you see karts being built in the background. Another fun experience is Taste Track where guests can try various Coca-Cola beverages from around the world.
Tron Realm, Power Supplies, Star Traders and Light Stuff
Outside Tron: Lightcycle Run, collect Tron inspired gifts at Power Supplies with a connecting interactive exhibit where guests can take part in virtual games called Tron Realm. For more generic souvenirs based on your favourite characters, visit Star Traders and Light Stuff.
Meet and Greets
Near to their attractions, meet Ralph and Vanellope and Hiro and Baymax in dedicated themed photo locations. Wilbur and Lewis from Meet the Robinsons are also available for meet and greets at the entrance of the land as well as Pluto near Space Mountain.
Attractions
Tron: Lightcycle Run
Space Mountain
Test Track
Sugar Rush Speedway
The Happy Ride with Baymax
Jet Packs
Entertainment
Push the Talking Trash Can
Dining
Galactic Grill (Counter Service)
Lunching Pad (Counter Service)
Kart Bakery (Counter Service)
Taste Track (Kiosk)
Shops
Power Supplies
Star Traders
Light Stuff
Meet and Greets
Pluto
Wilbur and Lewis
Ralph and Vanellope
Hiro and Baymax
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Twilight_Roxas
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Cool as for future expo missed opportunity to include a Iron Man attraction like the one in Hong Kong Disneyland to link future expo with the Marvel area. Oh well great job though.
Marvel will be in my second park
Twilight_Roxas
Well-Known Member
Okay just remember that Disney can’t use the word Marvel in their parks thanks to Universal.
Mickey Pride
Well-Known Member
Love the idea and I really love the 2nd park of Marvel idea. I can hear Elsa singing instead of "Let It Go" she would be singing "Let it Snow, Let It Snow, Can't Hold It Back Anymore." 
Yes I know, the Marvel characters will be used in a similar way to how they are going to be in California Adventure
Thanks. Whilst the whole second park isn't going to be just Marvel (although that was planned for the longest time), I still look forward to sharing my ideas. I love that comment about ElsaLove the idea and I really love the 2nd park of Marvel idea. I can hear Elsa singing instead of "Let It Go" she would be singing "Let it Snow, Let It Snow, Can't Hold It Back Anymore."
although hopefully not too much snow!
Twilight_Roxas
Well-Known Member
With 20th Century there is one IP that Disney have before getting the full rights that could fit in Disneyland or the second park.
Just wondering if anyone knows how to create a new poll on this thread as I can't remove my current poll
spacemt354
Chili's
Not 100% sure but you may have to start a new thread for the poll
I thought that might be the case, I just wanted to know if for my third park people would prefer a land based on Ancient Greece or a land based on New Orleans. Whichever loses will be turned into a hotel.
Here is a map I threw together so you guys could get the idea of what the layout of the park would be. It's not the best but it's something!
Hey guys sorry for being so inactive recently but I'm back and ready to do a bit more armchair imagineering! The second park we are going to go through is Hollywood Studios, which has 8 lands. This park will take you to the worlds of your favourite film franchises and cartoons.
Hollywood Boulevard
Enter the Golden Age of Hollywood as you walk the streets of the stars and experience the magic of the silver screen.
Welcome to Hollywood Boulevard, where stars are made. Lined with stores and restaurants, this bustling street transports you to the glamour of 1930s Hollywood and makes you feel as if you are the star of a major motion picture.
The Great Movie Ride
Relieve some of the greatest movie moments in history during a tram ride that puts you in the middle of the magic. The movies represented are Charlie Chaplin (not sure which films they own), The Gang’s All Here, The Seven Year Itch, Sound of Music, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Star Wars, Alien, Indiana Jones, Pretty Woman, Titanic, Fight Club and Avengers.
Tower of Terror
Step inside the infamous Hollywood Tower Hotel just off Hollywood Boulevard and enter a rickety, elevator-style lift as you are suddenly propelled up and down the abandoned shaft.
Animation Academy
Enter the Animation Academy, where you can receive step-by-step instructions on how to illustrate your favourite Disney characters and keep it as a souvenir.
Red Car Trolley and Five and Dime
Hop aboard a charming vintage Red Car Trolley for a scenic ride along Hollywood Boulevard or listen to the quirky quintet Five and Dime playing the hits and putting on the Ritz.
Hooray for Hollywood
Hooray for Hollywood! Watch as Mickey attempts to create the ultimate movie however his friends all have different ideas on what genre it should be. This show is filled with song and dance, culminating in a grand finale not to be missed.
Stars and Cars Parade
The Stars and Cars motorcade is a procession of your favourite Disney and Pixar characters riding in highly themed cars down Hollywood Boulevard in true Hollywood style.
Float 1 – Donald and Daisy
Float 2 – Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Float 3 – Toy Story
Float 4 – Mary Poppins
Float 5 – Hercules
Float 6 – Disney Junior
Float 7 – Mulan
Float 8 – Cruella De Vil
Float 9 – Zootopia
Float 10 – Monsters Inc
Float 11 – Mickey and Minnie
The Carthay Circle, The Trolley Car Cafe, Studio Catering Co, Starring Rolls, Hollywood Scoops and Award Wieners
On the corner of Hollywood Boulevard, near the entrance, is The Carthay Circle, a luxury table service restaurant based on the famous theatre that Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs premiered at. Other dining along the main street includes The Trolley Car Café, serving sandwiches, coffee and other items, as well as Studio Catering Co truck. As you turn on to the side street, there is Starring Rolls, Hollywood Scoops and Award Wieners, offering a variety of food.
Elias and Company, The Darkroom, Off the Page, Beverly Sunset Boutique, Reel Vogue and Tower Hotel Gifts
Opposite from The Carthay Circle, on the other corner of Hollywood Boulevard, is Elias and Company, a clothing store. Also along the street is The Darkroom, selling technology and movie memorabilia, and Off the Page, selling art and collectibles. On the side street Beverly Sunset Boutique and Reel Vogue are on the left side and at the exit of Tower of Terror is Tower Hotel Gifts.
Meet and Greets
Meet movie legends Mickey and Minnie Mouse in an indoor red-carpet venue as you take a picture for the paparazzi. Wandering along Hollywood Boulevard is Daisy, Clarice, Chip, Dale and Stella Lou. Near the Chinese Theatre you can also meet Roger Rabbit and Jessica Rabbit at a designated meet and greet location which includes their handprints.
OVERVIEWHollywood Boulevard
Enter the Golden Age of Hollywood as you walk the streets of the stars and experience the magic of the silver screen.
Welcome to Hollywood Boulevard, where stars are made. Lined with stores and restaurants, this bustling street transports you to the glamour of 1930s Hollywood and makes you feel as if you are the star of a major motion picture.
The Great Movie Ride
Relieve some of the greatest movie moments in history during a tram ride that puts you in the middle of the magic. The movies represented are Charlie Chaplin (not sure which films they own), The Gang’s All Here, The Seven Year Itch, Sound of Music, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Star Wars, Alien, Indiana Jones, Pretty Woman, Titanic, Fight Club and Avengers.
Tower of Terror
Step inside the infamous Hollywood Tower Hotel just off Hollywood Boulevard and enter a rickety, elevator-style lift as you are suddenly propelled up and down the abandoned shaft.
Animation Academy
Enter the Animation Academy, where you can receive step-by-step instructions on how to illustrate your favourite Disney characters and keep it as a souvenir.
Red Car Trolley and Five and Dime
Hop aboard a charming vintage Red Car Trolley for a scenic ride along Hollywood Boulevard or listen to the quirky quintet Five and Dime playing the hits and putting on the Ritz.
Hooray for Hollywood
Hooray for Hollywood! Watch as Mickey attempts to create the ultimate movie however his friends all have different ideas on what genre it should be. This show is filled with song and dance, culminating in a grand finale not to be missed.
Stars and Cars Parade
The Stars and Cars motorcade is a procession of your favourite Disney and Pixar characters riding in highly themed cars down Hollywood Boulevard in true Hollywood style.
Float 1 – Donald and Daisy
Float 2 – Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Float 3 – Toy Story
Float 4 – Mary Poppins
Float 5 – Hercules
Float 6 – Disney Junior
Float 7 – Mulan
Float 8 – Cruella De Vil
Float 9 – Zootopia
Float 10 – Monsters Inc
Float 11 – Mickey and Minnie
The Carthay Circle, The Trolley Car Cafe, Studio Catering Co, Starring Rolls, Hollywood Scoops and Award Wieners
On the corner of Hollywood Boulevard, near the entrance, is The Carthay Circle, a luxury table service restaurant based on the famous theatre that Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs premiered at. Other dining along the main street includes The Trolley Car Café, serving sandwiches, coffee and other items, as well as Studio Catering Co truck. As you turn on to the side street, there is Starring Rolls, Hollywood Scoops and Award Wieners, offering a variety of food.
Elias and Company, The Darkroom, Off the Page, Beverly Sunset Boutique, Reel Vogue and Tower Hotel Gifts
Opposite from The Carthay Circle, on the other corner of Hollywood Boulevard, is Elias and Company, a clothing store. Also along the street is The Darkroom, selling technology and movie memorabilia, and Off the Page, selling art and collectibles. On the side street Beverly Sunset Boutique and Reel Vogue are on the left side and at the exit of Tower of Terror is Tower Hotel Gifts.
Meet and Greets
Meet movie legends Mickey and Minnie Mouse in an indoor red-carpet venue as you take a picture for the paparazzi. Wandering along Hollywood Boulevard is Daisy, Clarice, Chip, Dale and Stella Lou. Near the Chinese Theatre you can also meet Roger Rabbit and Jessica Rabbit at a designated meet and greet location which includes their handprints.
Attractions
The Great Movie Ride
Tower of Terror
Animation Academy
Red Car Trolley
Entertainment
Hooray for Hollywood
Five and Dime
Stars and Cars Parade
Dining
The Carthay Circle
The Trolley Car Café
Starring Rolls
Hollywood Scoops
Award Wieners
Shops
Elias and Company Department Store
The Darkroom
Off the Page
Beverly Sunset Boutique
Reel Vogue
Tower Hotel Gifts
Characters
Mickey and Minnie
Daisy and Clarice
Chip and Dale
Stella Lou
Roger Rabbit and Jessica Rabbit
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Twilight_Roxas
Well-Known Member
Cool plus you don’t have to say Fox since Disney rename it to 20th Century Studios.
Oh yeah, my bad. I forgot they changed the name. I'll edit the post now.
spacemt354
Chili's
Great job so far on this @jjparker17 !
Thank you so much!
So I didn't have space to fit this on my Hollywood Boulevard but my park would also have it's own version of Fantasmic.
Fantasmic
As darkness falls, dazzling special effects transform the Hollywood Hills Amphitheatre into an epic canvas for this extravagant live show. Fast asleep, Mickey Mouse dreams that he is a mighty sorcerer’s apprentice with the power to control water, colour, and magic. However, when Mickey is suddenly pulled into the Magic Mirror, his dream takes a dark turn. The Evil Queen conjures up some of Disney's most dastardly villains—including Maleficent as a 45-foot, fire-breathing dragon! Mickey must use the power of his imagination to vanquish his foes—and save the day. Featuring a fantastical array of live performers, beloved Disney characters, enhanced special effects, projection mapping and spectacular pyrotechnics, this show will wow the entire family.
The show would be a mix of the Walt Disney World and Disneyland versions of Fantasmic. The first half of the show would pretty much be a clone of the Fantasmic 2.0 show at Disneyland currently, with the only major changes being the removal of the Genie scene (I love that scene but there is already have enough Aladdin representation in my parks) and having the Peter Pan pirate ship fight from the original Fantasmic instead of Pirates of the Caribbean. Then instead of Aladdin and Jasmine flying on their carpet, I would have Pocahontas and John Smith stand on the mountain whilst a Colours of the Wind scene takes place. This then leads into the Princess Medley which would include Snow White and her Prince, Ariel and Eric and Tiana and Naveen on more elaborately themed barges. For the final battle in the show, there would be less villains used with the focus being on just Maleficent, the Evil Queen and Chernobog, which means no Jafar snake (the snake would appear in the Jungle Book scene). Finally, Mickey would not wear the Brave Little Tailor outfit to fight Maleficent, instead he would wear his Sorcerer’s Apprentice outfit like in Fantasmic 2.0.
Fantasmic
As darkness falls, dazzling special effects transform the Hollywood Hills Amphitheatre into an epic canvas for this extravagant live show. Fast asleep, Mickey Mouse dreams that he is a mighty sorcerer’s apprentice with the power to control water, colour, and magic. However, when Mickey is suddenly pulled into the Magic Mirror, his dream takes a dark turn. The Evil Queen conjures up some of Disney's most dastardly villains—including Maleficent as a 45-foot, fire-breathing dragon! Mickey must use the power of his imagination to vanquish his foes—and save the day. Featuring a fantastical array of live performers, beloved Disney characters, enhanced special effects, projection mapping and spectacular pyrotechnics, this show will wow the entire family.
The show would be a mix of the Walt Disney World and Disneyland versions of Fantasmic. The first half of the show would pretty much be a clone of the Fantasmic 2.0 show at Disneyland currently, with the only major changes being the removal of the Genie scene (I love that scene but there is already have enough Aladdin representation in my parks) and having the Peter Pan pirate ship fight from the original Fantasmic instead of Pirates of the Caribbean. Then instead of Aladdin and Jasmine flying on their carpet, I would have Pocahontas and John Smith stand on the mountain whilst a Colours of the Wind scene takes place. This then leads into the Princess Medley which would include Snow White and her Prince, Ariel and Eric and Tiana and Naveen on more elaborately themed barges. For the final battle in the show, there would be less villains used with the focus being on just Maleficent, the Evil Queen and Chernobog, which means no Jafar snake (the snake would appear in the Jungle Book scene). Finally, Mickey would not wear the Brave Little Tailor outfit to fight Maleficent, instead he would wear his Sorcerer’s Apprentice outfit like in Fantasmic 2.0.