Disneyland Resort Rio: My Dream Disney Resort

[ScorpionX]

In this thread, I will write down the plans for my dream Disney resort. Located within the vincity of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, the resort consists of two theme parks, three resort hotels, Downtown Disney, and a Disney Cruise Line dock.

I will start with the first theme park: Disneyland Rio.

The world of make-believe comes alive in Disneyland Rio, where exciting adventures, fantasy, and fun surround you in six wondrous lands of enchantment. Travel through these lands and see how fantasy becomes reality when you learn how to be a pirate, dive deep under the sea, and conquer mountains. Get swept up in the spectacle of splendid parades and fireworks shows at Disneyland Rio-it's here that dreams come true for children of all ages.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWHwUNFd_Kg&feature=related

Main Street USA
Enjoy the boundless charm and hospitality of a small town during 1900s. Stroll past Victorian stores, take a horse-drawn streetcar, and cool off at the Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor. It's just like in the good old days, when Walt Disney was a boy. In Town Square, there is a flagpole with the American and Brazilian flags flying high above Disneyland Rio's dedication plaque. Here, Main Street USA's theming is a combination of the Main Streets in Florida and California, with a dash of Brazilian architecture.
Attractions:
1. The Disneyland Rio Railroad- Take a grand-circle tour of Disneyland Rio with stops in Frontierland, Mickey's Toontown, and Tomorrowland. This station. Main Street USA's station bears a striking resemblance to the one at Disneyland in California.
2. The Main Street Vehicles- Presented by Hertz, the vehicles here are the Horseless Carriage, Fire Engine, Paddy Wagon, Horse-Drawn Streetcar, Omnibus, and Ambulance.
3. The Walt Disney Story- As the highlight attraction on Main Street USA, this attraction is housed inside Town Square's Teddy Roosevelt Theatre and acts as a salute to Walt Disney and the magnificent company he created. Presented by Coca-Cola, this attraction is almost an identical clone of One Man's Dream at DIsney's Hollywood Studios in Florida. The only difference is that the finale film is dubbed into Portuguese.
4. The Main Street Cinema- Six classic Disney cartoons play simultaneously on six different screens. The cartoons here will be Trolley Troubles, Plane Crazy, Steamboat Willie, The Wise Little Hen, The Band Concert, and Runaway Brain.
5. The Penny Arcade- For a penny, nickel, dime, or quarter, you can play some vintage arcade games that are sure to make you smile. The games here are exactly the same as what could be found in California, Florida, and currently in Tokyo.
6. The Plaza Swan Boats- Take a leisurely cruise around Cinderella Castle's moat. This will be similar to what ran in Florida from 1971 to 1983.
Shops:
1. The Newsstand- Newspapers, magazines, mementos, and Disney character merchandise at the entrance to Disneyland Rio.
2. The Main Street Fire Station- Fireman-themed merchandise featuring your favorite DIsney characters.
3. The Harmony Barber Shop- Get a shave and a haircut here in this old-fashioned barber shop.
4. The Emporium- Mementos, toys, plush animals, Disney character merchandise, personalized gifts, ready-to-wear clothing, books, CDs, DVDs, and sundries.
5. The Main Street Athletic Club- Sports equipment, books, games, DVDs, and jerseys.
6. The Green Thumb Garden Shop- Gardening equipment, fresh flowers, Topsy Turvy produce plants, and bonsai trees.
7. Center Street Fashions- Vintage and contemporary apparel and shoes for men, women, and children.
8. Tricks & Treats- Magic tricks, monster masks, puzzles, books, and gags.
9. The Main Street Book Store- Greeting cars, stationery, books, and writing accessories. Presented by Barnes & Noble.
10. Crystal Arts- Glass cutting, blowing, and engraving. Presented by Arribas Brothers.
11. The Silhouette Studio- Silhouettes created while you wait.
12. Disneyana & Company- Disney merchandise from days gone by.
13. The Market House- Gifts, old-fashioned candy, snacks, tobacco products, and sundries.
14. Uptown Jewelers- Jewelry, china, and timepieces. Presented by Timex.
15. The BoardWalk Candy Palace- Chocolates, various varieties of candy, and homemade peanut brittle.
16. The Kodak Camera Center- Film, one-hour film processing, cameras, camera and JVC Video Camcorder rentals (with refundable deposit), minor camera service, and photo tips.
17. The Chapeau- Men's and women's hats, monogramming, and Disney character hats.
18. The 20th Century Music Company- CDs, sheet music, instruments, and other musical merchandise. Home to the Radio Disney SongMaker and Disney Forever, a booth where you can customize a CD with up to 20 Disney songs of your choice.
Restaurants & Snacks:
1. The Station Break- Chili and noodles directly under the train station.
2. The Crystal Palace- Character meals with Winnie the Pooh and his friends. Presented by Nestlé.
3. The Coca-Cola Refreshment Corner- Hot dogs, brownies, Coca-Cola, soft drinks, and coffee. Presented by Coca-Cola.
4. The Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor- Ben & Jerry's ice cream and sundaes.
5. The Plaza Inn- Sandwiches, ribs, and fancy sundaes.
6. The Blue Ribbon Bakery- Pastries, pies, cookies, cakes, coffee, and beverages. Presented by Nestlé.
7. Restaurant Britto- Brazilian art and architecture became popular in the late 19th Century. Traditional Brazilian flavors became popular even here on Main Street USA, and are well loved to this day. Named for the famous artist who worked for such companies as Disney and Apple, Restaurant Britto offers the flavors of Brazil. (Wikipedia article about Romero Britto)

Stay tuned for Adventureland!

 

[TDF]

Very interesting location! Can not wait to hear more.
- TDF

 

[ScorpionX]

I'm posting Adventureland tomorrow morning.

 

[ScorpionX]

Adventureland

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NwbIX09vGA

Adventureland
Welcome to a whole new world of excitement and thrills! Rub shoulders with pirates on the high seas, go through an archaeological dig with Indiana Jones or take to the trees with the Swiss Family Robinson. In Adventureland, there are three sublands: New Orleans Square, Tiki Island, and Lost River Delta. You can take Main Street USA's Center Street for a shortcut to Tomorrowland.
Attractions:
New Orleans Square
1. The Princess & the Frog: The Musical!- The characters from The princess & the frog put on a show that will warm your heart. The show will be housed inside the Louisiana Theatre, with one stage for Portuguese shows and the other for English shows.
2. Pirates of the Caribbean- Sail through Caribbean ports when Captain Jack Sparrow and his crew ruled the Spanish Main. This version will be most similar to Disneyland's version of the ride, with Paris' sword-fighting duo. This Pirates of the Caribbean will have a thrill factor at the same level of Universal Orlando's Jurassic Park River Adventure.
Tiki Island
3. The Haunted Mansion- Ride through an eerie Dutch vacation home where 999 ghostly inhabitants are "dying" to meet you. Since this version is themed to an abandoned Dutch vacation home, the facade will bear a striking resemblance to Florida's facade.
4. The Enchanted Tiki Room: Aloha E Komo Mai- Singing birds, talented flowers, a mischievous little alien, chanting Tiki Gods, and rich tropical music provide delightful entertainment. This show will be J.E. Smith's concept for a Stitch Tiki Room, minus the "loud-mouthed parrot" conversation. this portion will be replaced with Jose's "Nobody laid an egg but me." line from UNM. the shows will also be dubbed into Portuguese.
5. The Swiss Family Treehouse- Explore the ingenious treetop home built by the Robinson family after being marooned by a disastrous shipwreck. This version will be a combination of Florida and Tokyo's treehouses.
Lost River Delta
6. Raging Spirits- Dare the wrath of two ancient gods as you speed through an archaeological excavation site aboard this rollercoaster with a 360-degree loop! This is what can currently be found at Tokyo DisneySea.
7. The Jungle Cruise- Venture deep into mysterious danger-filled jungles to explore the perils of the wild. The scenes, in order, of this Jungle Cruise are the Boathouse, Rainforest, Crocodile Parts, Safari Camp, Watering Hole, Lion Territory, Trapped Film Crew, Hippopotamus Swamp, Sunken City (Egyptian ruins), Cannibal Country, Primeval Falls (dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals), and Trader Sam's Outpost.
8. Indiana Jones & the Legend of Machu Picchu- Search for the ancient city of Machu Picchu with Indiana Jones in a harrowing life-or-death journey to escape the menacing Incan gods. This is an EMV ride through an archaeological dig site in an ancient Incan city.
9. Tarzan Rocks!- Join Tarzan and his friends for a rockin' live stage show that combines jungle gymnasts, in-line skaters, and songs from the 1999 movie. This is the show that used to run at Disney's Animal Kingdom in Florida. The only two differences are that the show is dubbed into Portuguese and the live musicians are hidden by dense jungle foliage.
Shops:
New Orleans Square
1. L'Ornement Magique- Christmas decorations, snacks, and greeting cards.
2. Royal Street Sweets- Chocolates, various varieties of candy, and homemade peanut brittle.
3. Pieces of Eight- Spanish and French antiques, rocks, and minerals.
4. Port Tortuga- Pirate souvenirs and novelties.
Tiki Island
5. Tiki Tropical Imports- Tropical clothing, crafts, gifts and accessories.
6. Colonel Haithi's Safari Club- Island trinkets, safari apparel, and decorative gifts.
7. The Oasis Bazaar- Surfwear, islandwear, hats, accessories, and sundries.
Lost River Delta
8. Bwana Bob's- Cuddly plush animals, toys, film, and sundries.
9. The Indiana Jones Adventure Outpost- Indiana Jones merchandise, toys, books, games, CDs, and DVDs.
10. Ziwani Traders- Jungle Cruise merchandise, authentic African crafts, and animal gifts.
11. The Agrabah Marketplace- Arabian apparel and gifts.
Restaurants & Snacks:
New Orleans Square
1. Royal Street Veranda- Fried chicken, fritters, and soft drinks.
2. The Blue Bayou- Cajun cuisine overlooking Pirates of the Caribbean.
3. The French Market- French cuisine and mint juleps.
Tiki Island
4. Aloha Isle- Pineapple spears, citrus bouquets, and the famous Dole Whip. Presented by Dole.
5. Lilo's Hawaiian Terrace- Hawaiian cuisine in an exotic atmosphere.
6. Squeezer's Tropical Fruit Bar- Icy smoothies and milkshakes are served all day here.
Lost River Delta
7. The Flame Tree BBQ- Enjoy smoked and barbecued specialties, fresh salads and desserts at this counter service restaurant overlooking an archeological dig.
8. Casbah- At this exotic setting of a bustling Arabian marketplace, a variety of distinct food stalls offer an assortment of menu choices. Flying Carpet Carp specializes in seafood dishes, the Royal Sausage serves a variety of sausage dishes, and selections of noodle dishes are the fare at The Noodle Charmer.
9. Restaurant Hakuna Matata- Relax in the soothing colors of an African sunset at this restaurant where authentic African meals can be paired with impressive wines.

Stay tuned for Frontierland!

 

[ScorpionX]

Frontierland

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iteRKvRKFA

Frontierland
Mosey through the legends of the Wild West. Cruise on a paddle steamboat and ride a runaway mine train on Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. Young folk can play in the Native American Village, while sharp-shooters can test their aim in the Hatfield-McCoy Shootin' Exposition. This Frontierland's theming will be a combination of those of the traditional Frontierland, Critter Country, and Liberty Square.
Attractions:
1. The Redemption River Expedition- Follow John Marston on his quest to save his family from a group of Wild West bandits. Based on the video game Red Dead Redemption, this attraction will be a Splash Mountain-style Western River Expedition.
2. Tom Sawyer Island- Take a log raft across the Rivers of America to embark on your adventure through The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.
3. The Native American Village- Visit this village where Native Americans teach you about their ancient rituals. Located on Tom Sawyer Island, this attraction focuses on the Navajo, Cherokee, and Pueblo tribes.
4. The Mark Twain Riverboat- Enjoy a leisurely trip down the Rivers of the Frontier on a romantic showboat. Since each of my Disney resorts' Rivers of America will have a different name, I gave Rio's rivers the name Rivers of the Frontier.
5. The Hatfield-McCoy Shootin' Exposition- Test your sharpshooting skills at "wilderness" targets. This attraction will be similar to what's found at Disneyland and Walt Disney World.
6. The Diamond Horseshoe Saloon Revue- Enjoy a rollicking revue from the days of the Wild West featuring high-kicking dancers in a can-can routine. This version of the show will be most like Tokyo's show.
7. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad- Venture onto a runaway mine train for the wildest ride in the wilderness! Using the exact same track layout as Expedition: Everest, this version has you trying to rescue a group of gold miners trapped by a cave-in. As with all Disney attractions, there's a happy ending with the miners safely returned to their families.
8. Buffalo Bill's Wild West Spectacular- Join Mickey Mouse and his friends as they go back in time to meet Buffalo Bill, Sitting Bull, Annie Oakley, and the Rough Riders. This show will be much like the Buffalo Bill show at Disney village in Disneyland Paris. Differences include the lack of food during the show and being dubbed into Portuguese.
9. Fantasmic!- Mickey Mouse battles the Disney Villains in this epic nighttime spectacular! Presented by Coca-Cola. Performed on the Rivers of the Frontier, this version of the show will have the stadium seating that Disney's Hollywood Studios has. The Pocahontas scene will be replaced by one from Mulan while the Lion King scene will be replaced by one from Dinosaur. As usual, the show will be dubbed into Portuguese.
Shops:
1. The Woodcarver's Workshop- Woodcarving and personalized items.
2. The Eureka Mining Outpost- Plush bears, country crafts, mining supplies, survival kits, and clothing.
3. The Frontierland Trading Post- Plush bears, country crafts, mining supplies, survival kits, and clothing.
4. The Frontierland Picture Parlor- Have a souvenir photo taken in a Wild West setting. Presented by Kodak.
5. The Tricornered Hat Shoppe- Western hats and leather accessories.
6. The Blacksmith- Jewelry and decorative gifts created in silver and gold.
Restaurants & Snacks:
1. The Silver Banjo BBQ- Tex-Mex entrees, hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken sandwiches, chili, churros, and beverages served in a Wild West setting. Presented by Famous Dave's.
2. Westward Ho!- McDonald's french fries and beverages. Presented by McDonald's.
3. Grandma Sara's Kitchen- Fried chicken, grits, and fresh buttermilk biscuits.
4. Aunt Polly's Dockside Inn- Sandwiches, snacks, and beverages.
5. Sleepy Hollow- Disney's Handwiches, ice cream, funnel cakes, and beverages.

Stay tuned for Fantasyland!

 

[ScorpionX]

Fantasyland

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRgCWFTFE7c

Fantasyland
Welcome to the happiest kingdom of them all! This is the place where you will see the fairytales and stories that inspired Disney's classic animated films come vividly to life. This Fantasyland is themed to a Bavarian village, much like in California and Paris.
Attractions:
1. Cinderella Castle- This magical icon has captured the hearts of millions around the world. Standing 240 feet tall, his castle shares the same paint job as Tokyo's castle.
2. The Mickey Mouse Musical Revue- Your favorite DIsney characters appear "live" through the magic of Audio-Animatronics to perform a medley of best-loved tunes. The songs featured here are "Heigh-Ho," "The Mickey Mouse Club March," "When You Wish Upon A Star," "A Whole New World," "I Just Can't Wait to be King," "Under the Sea," "Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?," "I'm Wishing," "The Silly Song," "Chim-Chim-Cheree," "The Three Caballeros," "Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo," "So This Is Love," and "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah."
3. The Castle Carousel- In a kaleidoscope of color, 90 hand-painted horses whirl to the tunes from a calliope.
4. Pooh's Hunny Hunt- Follow Pooh through the 100-Acre-Wood as he searches for his favorite food. This will be Tokyo's trackless version of the ride.
5. Mr. Toad's Wild Ride-Jog along on a hilarious, reckless ride through Old London. This version will be most like Disneyland's version.
6. Pinocchio's Daring Journey- Travel with Pinocchio on his long, treacherous journey from wooden puppet to real boy. This version is most like Tokyo's version of the ride.
7. Dumbo the Flying Elephant- Fly high above Fantasyland with the amazing circus elephant. This version will be most like California's version of the ride.
8. The Mad Tea Party- A whimsical array of colorful cups and saucers spin you into a fun-filled Wonderland. This version has Florida's cup design and Paris's glass roof.
9. The Seven Dwarfs' Mine Train- Journey deep into a diamond mine for a harrowing ride through complete darkness. This is much like what is currently under construction at Walt Disney World.
10. It's A Small World- Set sail on a magical indoor boat ride around the world. This is basically California's facade with Hong Kong's ride.
11. Peter Pan's Flight- Stow away on Captain Hook's pirate ship for a journey to Neverland. This version will be most like Florida's.
12. Merlin's Magical Menagerie- Witness this epic tapestry of strange creatures conjured up by Merlin the Magician over the years.
Shops:
1. Fantasy Gifts- Fantasyland logo merchandise, including ready-to-wear clothing, hats, and bags.
2. Once Upon A Time- Gifts from Switzerland, Germany, and Italy.
3. The Glass Slipper- Glass products, women's and girls' shoes, imported European clocks and watches, chess sets, decorative gifts, handcrafted jewelry, and Disney Princess merchandise. Presented by Arribas Brothers.
4. Baby Mine- Baby apparel, plush toys, and blankets.
5. Mickey's Christmas Carol- Christmas accessories and gifts.
6. Cyril's Surprises- Family crests and The Adventures of Ichabod & Mr. Toad merchandise.
7. Dopey's Jewel Junction- Jewels, gems, and Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs merchandise.
8. Mermaid Memories- Colorful seashells, beach accessories, toys, and The Little Mermaid merchandise.
9. The Mad Hatter- Novelty hats, monogramming, and ready-to-wear clothing.
10. Mother Goose's Cottage- Merchandise featuring your favorite nursery rhyme characters, books, games, film, and sundries.
Restaurants & Snacks:
1. The Courtyard Village Haus- Hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken, salads, pasta, pizza, and beverages.
2. 100 Acre Goods- Fish-&-chips, ice cream, and beverages.
3. Cinderella's Royal Banquet- Character meals featuring prime rib, filet mignon, fresh fish, and salad.
4. Be Our Guest- French cuisine in the Beast's castle.
5. Gurgi's Munchies & Crunchies- Kids' meals featuring chicken nuggets and grilled cheese, sandwiches and chips for adults.
6. The Storybook Nook- Soft-serve ice cream cones, floats, sundaes, and beverages. Presented by Ben & Jerry's.
7. The Enchanted Grotto- Ice cream, milkshakes, slushes, and lemonade.
8. Loch Ness Landing- Dine on cuisine from around the world as you enjoy spectacular views of Loch Ness and its inhabitants.
9. Edelweiss Snacks- Choose from a wide variety of chocolates, candies, and peanut brittle.

Stay tuned for Mickey's Toontown!

 

[Theme Parkitect]

Really, really, really good so far. One question. In the Beastly Kingdom Section of Fantasyland, why not add the Fantasia ride that Disney has been trying to do since the beginning of the parks? Not to mention it was in the original plans for the Beastly Kingdom in the Animal Kingdom in WDW. It provided a good transition and balance between the Dragons and the Unicorn because of the movie's combination of both good and evil.

 

[Theme Parkitect]

I'm also not too sure about Fantasmic! in Frontierland...:lookaroun I understand where you came from, with the backdrop at Hollywood Studios being similar to Big Thunder, but don't you think maybe we could not do Fantasmic! in this park and instead add The World of Color (which has gotten better reviews) into Fantasyland, closer to the castle. :shrug:

 

[adv.bluedude]

I'm also not too sure about Fantasmic! in Frontierland...:lookaroun I understand where you came from, with the backdrop at Hollywood Studios being similar to Big Thunder, but don't you think maybe we could not do Fantasmic! in this park and instead add The World of Color (which has gotten better reviews) into Fantasyland, closer to the castle. :shrug:

Fantasmic is in Frontierland at Disneyland...

 

[ScorpionX]

Really, really, really good so far. One question. In the Beastly Kingdom Section of Fantasyland, why not add the Fantasia ride that Disney has been trying to do since the beginning of the parks? Not to mention it was in the original plans for the Beastly Kingdom in the Animal Kingdom in WDW. It provided a good transition and balance between the Dragons and the Unicorn because of the movie's combination of both good and evil.

I'm surprised you asked about the Fantasia ride. I was originally going to add it in the Beastly Kingdom section, but I wanted this Fantasyland to have the same number of attractions as Paris' Fantasyland, including the railroad station. If I included the Fantasia ride, there would be too many attractions in this Fantasyland. Well, I'll add it anyway.

 

[TDF]

One question why is the Haunted Mansion in Tiki Island... if you ask me it really doesn't fit there. Anyway, awesome idea so far and would love to see it in reality.
- TDF

 

[ScorpionX]

One question why is the Haunted Mansion in Tiki Island... if you ask me it really doesn't fit there. Anyway, awesome idea so far and would love to see it in reality.
- TDF

This mansion would be themed to a famous explorer's abandoned vacation home on a tropical island far away.

 

[ScorpionX]

Mickey's Toontown

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDJCZNnLkBg

Mickey's Toontown
Home to Mickey and the gang, this is one zany town where anything can happen. There are three sublands: Toon Park, Downtown Toontown, and Henson Plaza.
Attractions:
Toon Park
1. Mickey's Wonder House- Explore the house of Toontown's most famous resident and tour Mickey's Backyard Movie Barn. The houses in this Toontown will be most like those in Tokyo.
2. Minnie's Beauty House- Enjoy the sweet charm of Minnie's dream home where you can take a peek in her refrigerator or choose the color of her wardrobe.
3. Chip n' Dale's Treehouse- In a kaleidoscope of color, 90 hand-painted horses whirl to the tunes from a calliope.
4. Donald's Clock Cleaners- Help Donald Duck and his nephews clean the Toontown Clock Tower. This is a rethemed Toy Soldiers' Parachute Drop.
5. Goofy's Sky Skool- Goofy's flight lesson make the wild blue yonder a little bit wilder in this exciting rollercoaster. Unlike Disney's California Adventure, this version will be more like Disneyland's Gadget's Go-Coaster.
6. Oswald's Adventure House- Explore the home of Toontown's bumbling adventurer, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.
Downtown Toontown
7. Roger Rabbit's Car-Toon Spin- Steer and spin Lenny the Cab for a wild chase through the back alleys of Toontown as you try to escape the Toon Patrol and their dreaded Dip!
8. The Magic of Disney Animation- Enjoy seeing how your animated favorites are brought to life on this remarkable tour through a real animation studio.
9. The Jolly Trolley- Ride from Toon Park to Downtown Toontown or back on this bobbing, pitching trolley.
Henson Plaza
9. The Great Muppet Movie Ride- Follow Kermit, Miss Piggy, and their friends as they parody the greatest movies of all time. Presented by Hertz, this ride parodies the following films: Footlight Parade, The Lion King, Fantasia, The Godfather, The Searchers, Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Titanic, Casablanca, Caddyshack, and The Wizard of Oz.
10. Jim Henson's Muppet-Vision 3D- Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker take you on a wacky, 3D tour of the Muppet Labs.
Shops:
Toon Park
1. Goofy's Garage- Classic transportation memorabilia, apparel, toys, books, and DVDs.
2. County Bounty- Farmers' equipment, fresh fruit, and Disney character merchandise.
Downtown Toontown
3. The Gag Factory- Magic tricks, monster masks, puzzles, books, gags, and film.
4. The Toontown Delivery Company- Postage stamps, stationery, envelopes, and writing accessories. Presented by UPS.
Henson Plaza
5. Rizzo's Prop & Pawn Shop- Muppet merchandise, Sesame Street gifts, and antiques.
6. The Muppet Studio Store- The Great Muppet Movie Ride logo merchandise, Hollywood memorabilia, and Muppet gifts.
Restaurants & Snacks:
Toon Park
1. The Toontown Farmers' Market- Cupcakes, ice cream, fresh fruit, and beverages.
2. Pluto's Dog House- Hot dogs and sausage sandwiches with international flair.
Downtown Toontown
3. Huey, Dewey, & Louie's Good-Time Cafe- Burgers, pizza, ice cream, and beverages.
4. The House of Mouse- Dine on cuisine from around the world as you watch an enthralling collection of Disney cartoons.
Henson Plaza
4. Gonzo's Pandemonium Pizza Parlor- Enjoy fresh pizza and pasta in this extravagant eatery.
5. The El Sleazo Diner- Mexican fare including tacos, burritos, and quesadillas.

Stay tuned for Tomorrowland!

 

[Theme Parkitect]

Fantasmic is in Frontierland at Disneyland...

Yes. But given the choice I think that most people would prefer World of Color.... And he also suggested having the amphitheater like the one at DHS. Well there is a HUGE walkway from Sunset Boulevard to the amphitheater, so it would be so far removed from Frontierland it would defeat the purpose.

 

[Theme Parkitect]

I'm surprised you asked about the Fantasia ride. I was originally going to add it in the Beastly Kingdom section, but I wanted this Fantasyland to have the same number of attractions as Paris' Fantasyland, including the railroad station. If I included the Fantasia ride, there would be too many attractions in this Fantasyland. Well, I'll add it anyway.

I mainly suggested it because I would LOVE to ride it! :lol:

Henson Plaza
9. The Great Muppet Movie Ride- Follow Kermit, Miss Piggy, and their friends as they parody the greatest movies of all time. Presented by Hertz, this ride parodies the following films: Footlight Parade, The Lion King, Fantasia, The Godfather, The Searchers, Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Titanic, Casablanca, Caddyshack, and The Wizard of Oz.
10. Jim Henson's Muppet-Vision 3D- Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker take you on a wacky, 3D tour of the Muppet Labs.

I. LOVE. THAT. IDEA. I never would of thought of that but so great! (And you found a way to fit in the Muppet GMR!!! :sohappy: Always wanted that in DHS...

4. The House of Mouse- Dine on cuisine from around the world as you watch an enthralling collection of Disney cartoons.

Once again. Genius. I loved the show and seems like a really fun idea. Could be sort of like Sci-Fi at DHS, minus the cars, instead the classic tables with tall chairs like on the show, right? :shrug:

 

[Spike-in-Berlin]

Quite interesting but why do so many armchair-imagineers always have to hopelessly overdo their design ideas? It's Disneyland Rio and you already have 52 attractions even without Tomorrowland? Be a little more realistic or do you think Disney would build such a gigantic park that's larger than both DL and MK in Brazil? Of course, it's your fantasy design, you can do whatever you want, but far more interesting than some fandreams are approaches that try to stay at least a little realistic. It's much more difficult to design an interesting park with a roster of 20-30 attractions than with 60, 80 or 100+.

 

[ScorpionX]

Tomorrowland

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0u516i9kR4I

Tomorrowland
Here in Tomorrowland, the future is just a dream away! So, ready your rockets, boys and girls, as you blast into the twin orbits of innovation and exploration. But Tomorrowland is more than a fascinating collection of gadgets and gizmos, it's a spaceport where your imagination lands each day to glimpse otherworldly wonders, embark on fantastic voyages, and witness the pioneering of the human spirit. The architecture in this Tomorrowland is a combination of those found in Tokyo Disneyland's Tomorrowland and in the 1982 version of EPCOT's Future World.
Attractions:
1. Figment's Odyssey Through Time- Travel through time with Dreamfinder and Figment as they test their latest invention. Shown in Circle-Vision 360, this attraction sends you to the age of the dinosaurs, aboard the Titanic, and into the future with Dreamfinder and Figment.
2. Orbitron- Pilot your own space shuttle on a wonderful flight over Tomorrowland. In this version of the Tomorrowland spinner, you pilot a replica of the NASA space shuttle around a tower depicting the planets of the Solar System.
3. The Tomorrowland PeopleMover- Take a grand-circle tour of Tomorrowland aboard this mass-transit system. This PeopleMover uses a system similar to Orlando's PeopleMover that's altered to change altitude like Anaheim's PeopleMover.
4. Star Tours- Race through the universe on the ultimate thrill adventure from the creative forces of Disney and George Lucas. This is the American parks' Star Tours 2 with the original version's name.
5. A Aventura Brasileira- Join Dom Pedro I for an exciting adventure through the cultural history of Brazil. This show uses the American Adventure's theatre system to tell the story of Brazil.
6. Space Mountain: Da Terra à Lua- Rocket to the moon on this thrilling rollercoaster ride faster than the speed of light. Using the same ride system as Rockin' Roller Coaster, this attraction blasts you into the far reaches of space with a Columbiad cannon.
7. The ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter- An XS Tech experiment goes wrong and brings a menacing alien within a claw's reach of you. This is a carbon copy of what could be found in Florida, with the exception of being dubbed into Portuguese.
8. The Tomorrowland Intergalactic Speedway- Drive a futuristic racecar around a challenging network of twists and curves. Presented by Ford, this Autopia's cars will be painted to look like NASCAR racecars with sponsors from all around the Disneyland Resort Rio.
9. 20.000 Ligas Sob o Mar- Explore the depths of the ocean aboard the Nautilus to discover the fantastic wonders of the sea as an honorary member of his crew. This attraction will be most like Florida's version of the ride.
Shops:
1. Planet M- Contemporary decorative gifts, ready-to-wear clothing, shoes, toys, snacks, film, and sundries.
2. Tatooine Traders- Gifts from the Star Wars universe, intergalactic toys, books, and games.
3. The Space Place- Magic tricks, monster masks, puzzles, books, gags, and film.
4. Transportarium- Disney character merchandise, Disneyland Resort Rio mementos, and guest convenience items.
5. Professor Brainard's Institute- Toys, computers, and educational games. Have your souvenir t-shirt painted by a robot with an airbrush.
6. Store Command- Buzz Lightyear merchandise, sun care products, and t-shirts.
Restaurants & Snacks:
1. The Mos Eisley Cantina- Greek cuisine including gyros, yogurt, and pasta.
2. Captain Nemo's Galley- Burgers, hot dogs, submarine sandwiches, pizza, fries, popcorn, cake, pie, ice cream, milkshakes, and beverages.
3. The Lunching Pad- Disney's Handwiches, frozen yogurt, fresh fruit, salads, and juices.
4. O Café dos Videntes- Enjoy French and German cuisine with freshly made salads.

That covers Disneyland Rio. Stay tuned for the second gate (which doesn't have a name yet)!

 

[TDF]

Have you ever thought of adding more family sit down restaurants into the park? In my opinion, MK in WDW is missing sit down restaurants.

 

[wedenterprises]

Quite interesting but why do so many armchair-imagineers always have to hopelessly overdo their design ideas? It's Disneyland Rio and you already have 52 attractions even without Tomorrowland? Be a little more realistic or do you think Disney would build such a gigantic park that's larger than both DL and MK in Brazil? Of course, it's your fantasy design, you can do whatever you want, but far more interesting than some fandreams are approaches that try to stay at least a little realistic. It's much more difficult to design an interesting park with a roster of 20-30 attractions than with 60, 80 or 100+.

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