Disneyland Hawaii Resort (Open Brainstorming)

[Rambozo]

Yeah, you would see it and know right away that’s Disneyland Hawaii. Like you do with Disneyland and Disney World.

 

[oogie boogie man]

Horizons
----- (omnimover, similar to horizons.. of course)
----- (a clone of the original epcot classic, that should have never been replaced)

It was so long ago I don't really remember "Horizons". So I'd love to get another chance at riding it.

 

[The Lochness Monsta]

What's perfect is the first section is called "Looking Back at Tomorrow". And it showcases visions of the future as perceived from the era of Jules Verne and Albert Robida through the 1950s.

 

[Goofy Ninja]

It's fitting that they are both in Tomorrowland. Because many see "Horizons" as the sequel to the "Carousel of Progress". In the attraction we get to see a family of the future. While the latter one follows the changes in lifestyle for a family in the early to mid 20th century.

 

[The Great Gonzo]

I never got to ride it so it would be a treat. All I have to go on is the old footage from the 90's filmed with a giant unHD camera.

 

[itsy bitsy spider]

Much like World of Motion and Spaceship Earth the animatronics were beautiful. Disney seems to be going away from animatronics now though, because they cost a lot to maintenance. And they got cheapskates running the company.

 

[Frankenstein79]

Oh yeah, I miss them like they are family members. They were what Epcot was all about in the early days. "Futurism" and "Innovative" technology.

My favorite scene happened early on in "Horizons". It really sets the mood of what you're going to see throughout. The scene shows a robot butler (robutler lol) and some old guy getting a shave.

 

[Rambozo]

Mine was the Seal Scene, for some reason my parents wouldn’t let me get a seal after the trip.
!

 

[PrinceCharming617]

Whoa you really wanted that Seal!

 

[The Lochness Monsta]

I concur Queenie, the aliens should definitely be a bit corny. Because that is what the 50's was when it came to Sci Fi. It had the best titles for it's films too with titles that often said "Attack", "Beneath" or "Invasion" of the something, something.

 

[The Lochness Monsta]

TVA: Time Variance Authority
----- (omnimover, similar to ford’s magic skyway)
----- (travel through time with miss minutes as your guide)

Sounds like a great idea to make something that Walt Disney came up, but it never made it to a park.

 

[Goofy Ninja]

Miss TV is the only thing I liked from Loki. So it's cool to see her get represented in a park in some form or another. She fits with the theming as well because she seems outta the the 1950's/Fallout motif.

 

[itsy bitsy spider]

Yeah, Loki sucked. They turned him into a helpless little puppy.

 

[Frankenstein79]

Country Bears Splashoree
----- (log flume ride, similar to splash mountain)
----- (visitors finally get to see the world famous country bears in their natural habitat. whether it be fishing in the river, in the shower or even the outhouse. either way the bears still know how to carry a tune. a christmas overlay would also be in the cards during the holiday season. like they used to have at the magic kingdom back in the day)

Now that sounds like a trippy, fun experience. I’ve never thought about it… but I wonder what those redneck bears do for fun.

 

[itsy bitsy spider]

It would be funny if you heard one of the bears in the outhouse yelling for TP. Just like the Santa outhouse I got my dad that makes a fart sound when you press it.

"I'm going to have to use the naughty list soon."

 

[The Great Gonzo]

Nice job, Country Bear Jamboree is a very underrated attraction that does fit Frontierland and Critter Country perfectly. It’s also rare when you hear about a ride that has humor in it. They tend to be more cookie cutter.

 

[The Lochness Monsta]

It would actually be pretty cool if the hits from the show made it in. There could be a silhouette of a bear taking a shower. It could be the female one… okay I got a bear fetish, I know.

 

[Goofy Ninja]

I would love it if it captured the old ways of making attractions. Meaning a good length, animatronics and an unforgettable soundtrack.

 

[oogie boogie man]

Not a bad idea for a replacement for our Splash Mountain. But that might be overkill. People would start calling the land Bear Country rather than Frontierland.

 

[PrinceCharming617]

I like the feel of the land, because I'm a bit of a country boy. So I love old westerns and old and new country music. So this fits me like a pig in poop. It's kinda like Dollywood... if it was run my talking... albeit redneckish animals.

Even the restaurant could have animatronics like the classic show. This way it brings in a Hoop Dee Doo style atmosphere. And best of all they wouldn't have to pay for live human performers.