Lizzy May Bee
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I was right lol
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Disneyland Texas (COMPLETED)
- Thread starter Disney Warrior
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John park hopper
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My Disnyland Texas would have everything recreated that Disney has done away with along with a an old west main street
networkpro
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Heck, he'd be outgunned by the guests.
Yeah that would be cool…except this park’s Mainstreet is already planned out (it’s a Hollywood Boulevard)
oogie boogie man
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So there isn't going to be a Frontierland at all? Is that because it's in Texas, which is very cowboyesque?
Exactly the reason, my friend, why it got replaced by Wild Lagoon
First will be a whole park overview, and then the first land will obviously by the main street of this park, Hollywood Boulevard, just like how everyone else does dream resorts
DisneyFan32
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Will Hollywood Blvd will have some Roger Rabbit attractions like Toontown Transit and Baby Herman's Runaway Baby Buggy Ride.
Toontown will be a subarea, the only roger rabbit ride will be car toon spin from dl
John park hopper
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Everyone would be on their best behavior
Disneyland Texas Park Overview
Welcome, my friends, to this dream resort. This park celebrates both the past and the future in different ways. There are several lands to explore here.
Hollywood Boulevard: The Main Street of this Disneyland, themed to the golden age of Hollywood, also featuring Toontown as a subland.
Adventure Outpost: A lush, vibrant, jungle outpost that features a volcano and an old manor.
Wild Lagoon- A land themed to a waterside port town and a sunken city.
Fantasy Kingdom: The biggest land in the park, located behind Rapunzel’s Castle, features attractions based on all sorts of Disney films.
Tomorrow City: A modern, futuristic, city, presented as sort of a new version of the old Tomorrowland.
Pixar Place: A small, “square“, sized land connecting Tomorrow City and Hollywood Boulevard, with attractions based on some of the more popular Pixar films.
(Also, there will be no Star Wars in this resort, largely due to my dislike for the franchise, Marvel will get an attraction in Tomorrow City)
Welcome, my friends, to this dream resort. This park celebrates both the past and the future in different ways. There are several lands to explore here.
Hollywood Boulevard: The Main Street of this Disneyland, themed to the golden age of Hollywood, also featuring Toontown as a subland.
Adventure Outpost: A lush, vibrant, jungle outpost that features a volcano and an old manor.
Wild Lagoon- A land themed to a waterside port town and a sunken city.
Fantasy Kingdom: The biggest land in the park, located behind Rapunzel’s Castle, features attractions based on all sorts of Disney films.
Tomorrow City: A modern, futuristic, city, presented as sort of a new version of the old Tomorrowland.
Pixar Place: A small, “square“, sized land connecting Tomorrow City and Hollywood Boulevard, with attractions based on some of the more popular Pixar films.
(Also, there will be no Star Wars in this resort, largely due to my dislike for the franchise, Marvel will get an attraction in Tomorrow City)
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Fun fact: I was tempted to call Rapunzel’s Castle “Corona Castle” lol
itsy bitsy spider
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Geez, you'll take every chance to bring up Roger Rabbit.
MickeyWaffleCo.
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Hollywood Boulevard
Alas, finally, you have made it through the front gates of the Disneyland Texas theme park. Luckily, I, Disney Warrior, your tour guide, know the entire way around, so you guys won’t get lost.
Right above you is the Disneyland Railroad, which also features stops on Wild Lagoon and Tomorrow City. As you enter Town Square, you will see Guest Relations, Package Pickup, and the Stroller and Wheelchair Rental on your left, and on your right, you will see a showing of Cinemagic (the same one that used to play in Disneyland Paris) as well as the Hollywood Brown Derby, a table service restaurant modelled after the real life Brown Derby. You may also see the Citizens of Hollywood and other bands perform, and you may also have a chance to meet characters such as Mickey Mouse and friends. There’s also a chance that you might also see a Red Car Trolley strolling down the boulevard.
As you continue walking down Hollywood Boulevard, passing by shops such as The Emporium and Disney Clothiers (If you can’t already tell, I’m rubbish at coming up with shop ideas), as well as passing by The Hollywood Roost (a coffee shop akin to Starbucks), you will come upon a fork in the road. What is upon the fork in the road, you may ask? Well, that’s gonna get revealed in the next part of Hollywood Boulevard! See you soon!
Alas, finally, you have made it through the front gates of the Disneyland Texas theme park. Luckily, I, Disney Warrior, your tour guide, know the entire way around, so you guys won’t get lost.
Right above you is the Disneyland Railroad, which also features stops on Wild Lagoon and Tomorrow City. As you enter Town Square, you will see Guest Relations, Package Pickup, and the Stroller and Wheelchair Rental on your left, and on your right, you will see a showing of Cinemagic (the same one that used to play in Disneyland Paris) as well as the Hollywood Brown Derby, a table service restaurant modelled after the real life Brown Derby. You may also see the Citizens of Hollywood and other bands perform, and you may also have a chance to meet characters such as Mickey Mouse and friends. There’s also a chance that you might also see a Red Car Trolley strolling down the boulevard.
As you continue walking down Hollywood Boulevard, passing by shops such as The Emporium and Disney Clothiers (If you can’t already tell, I’m rubbish at coming up with shop ideas), as well as passing by The Hollywood Roost (a coffee shop akin to Starbucks), you will come upon a fork in the road. What is upon the fork in the road, you may ask? Well, that’s gonna get revealed in the next part of Hollywood Boulevard! See you soon!
As you can see, I have changed my style of posting. New park, (not really) new me, new posting style! Tell me if you like it and/or if I should continue posting like this (please send feedback if you want)! I got somewhat inspired by greats like @DisneyManOne and @MANEATINGWREATH here with this style, and I hope it’s good!
Later!
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Aight guys, we’re back!
Now there’s a 50/50 chance that I’ll cover the parades and fireworks show here, but seeing as I‘m more of a ride person, that may or may not happen. I also went back to the previous post and added the Red Car Trolley, thanks @MickeyMouse10 for that idea. Anyways, Adventure Outpost will be next, obviously.
Hollywood Boulevard, Part 2
We have reached a 4 way fork in the road here. This center street here is named Sunset Boulevard. East simply leads to Pixar Place, we have already explored South, West leads to Toontown, and North leads to the castle. We will go north first.
You are now inching ever so slightly towards Rapunzel’s Castle, it is looming in the distance. You pass by many minor shops such as the Hollywood Hat Shop, Uptown Jewelers, and Sweet Spells. Now, on your right is the most expensive (and hardest to get in ) restaurant in the entire park, Walt’s - An American Restaurant, which serves expensive American dishes, desserts, and drinks (no beer or wine, though. Walt didn’t want that.)
Now let’s head back left. In between Toontown and the main section of Hollywood Boulevard is a transition, and that is Muppet Vision 3D, the same show from DHS and formerly DCA. We have now entered Toontown, which is the home of Mickey and Friends, as well as Roger Rabbit. There are many attractions to be found here, such as Mickey’s House, Minnie’s House, Donald‘s Boat, Chip n Dale’s Treehouse, Goofy’s Plane Crazy (a simple kiddie coaster), Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway, and towards the back section of Toontown, Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin as well as Toontown Transit (simulator attraction). For dining, there’s Henson’s Revue (Muppet themed dinner show, idea based on @spacemt354 ’s idea) toward the entrance of Toontown, but inside Toontown itself, there’s only Daisy’s Diner, Pluto’s Dog House, and Clarabelle’s Frozen Yogurt. There is also a path to Adventure Outpost through the forest in the left side of Toontown, this makes the park form a complete circle since every land has entrances to at least two other lands on either side of the land.
It seems that you have made it to the Hub. Rapunzel’s Castle is now even closer to you, and you can go to Fantasy Kingdom just by taking one of two paths from the Hub, one of which goes through the castle. There are also paths to Hollywood Boulevard, Adventure Outpost, Wild Lagoon, and Tomorrow City. Pixar Place, however, must be accessed through either Tomorrow City or Hollywood Boulevard.
Here at the Hub, there’s nothing much to do here. There is a counter service restaurant here called Refreshment Corner (hot dogs and soda here), but the Hub is the perfect place to watch either of the park’s parades, Seasons of Fantasy (daytime), or The Wonder Parade (night time). You can also view the fireworks show, If You Can Dream It, You Can Do It, here, too.
We have reached a 4 way fork in the road here. This center street here is named Sunset Boulevard. East simply leads to Pixar Place, we have already explored South, West leads to Toontown, and North leads to the castle. We will go north first.
You are now inching ever so slightly towards Rapunzel’s Castle, it is looming in the distance. You pass by many minor shops such as the Hollywood Hat Shop, Uptown Jewelers, and Sweet Spells. Now, on your right is the most expensive (and hardest to get in ) restaurant in the entire park, Walt’s - An American Restaurant, which serves expensive American dishes, desserts, and drinks (no beer or wine, though. Walt didn’t want that.)
Now let’s head back left. In between Toontown and the main section of Hollywood Boulevard is a transition, and that is Muppet Vision 3D, the same show from DHS and formerly DCA. We have now entered Toontown, which is the home of Mickey and Friends, as well as Roger Rabbit. There are many attractions to be found here, such as Mickey’s House, Minnie’s House, Donald‘s Boat, Chip n Dale’s Treehouse, Goofy’s Plane Crazy (a simple kiddie coaster), Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway, and towards the back section of Toontown, Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin as well as Toontown Transit (simulator attraction). For dining, there’s Henson’s Revue (Muppet themed dinner show, idea based on @spacemt354 ’s idea) toward the entrance of Toontown, but inside Toontown itself, there’s only Daisy’s Diner, Pluto’s Dog House, and Clarabelle’s Frozen Yogurt. There is also a path to Adventure Outpost through the forest in the left side of Toontown, this makes the park form a complete circle since every land has entrances to at least two other lands on either side of the land.
It seems that you have made it to the Hub. Rapunzel’s Castle is now even closer to you, and you can go to Fantasy Kingdom just by taking one of two paths from the Hub, one of which goes through the castle. There are also paths to Hollywood Boulevard, Adventure Outpost, Wild Lagoon, and Tomorrow City. Pixar Place, however, must be accessed through either Tomorrow City or Hollywood Boulevard.
Here at the Hub, there’s nothing much to do here. There is a counter service restaurant here called Refreshment Corner (hot dogs and soda here), but the Hub is the perfect place to watch either of the park’s parades, Seasons of Fantasy (daytime), or The Wonder Parade (night time). You can also view the fireworks show, If You Can Dream It, You Can Do It, here, too.
Now there’s a 50/50 chance that I’ll cover the parades and fireworks show here, but seeing as I‘m more of a ride person, that may or may not happen. I also went back to the previous post and added the Red Car Trolley, thanks @MickeyMouse10 for that idea. Anyways, Adventure Outpost will be next, obviously.
@MickeyWaffleCo. , are you the flash? You literally just reacted to my post right when it was posted lol (that post literally took me 45-50 minutes to type up, this is currently my biggest work, btw)
MickeyWaffleCo.
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I typically react to longer posts before I read them all the way through just so I don’t forget to.
Unfortunately, I literally can’t draw (and I’m posting this all on my IPad), so I’m gonna have to explain this and let you guys use your imagination. The Toontown and Muppets subland(which are probably late additions) are located in the space in between the main section of Hollywood Boulevard and Adventure Outpost, Refreshment Corner is where Crystal Palace is. Muppetvision is on Sunset Bvld (Center St. equivalent). Wild Lagoon would be where Frontierland is, Fantasy Kingdom would be where Fantasyland is, Tomorrow City would be where Tomorrowland is, and Pixar Place would be based on Liberty Square (but with more rides, and now connecting TMC and HWB)
Really glad your enjoying this! Please make sure to check out Disneyland Germany, which was my first dream resort (it’s not as good as DLT, but it’s still great in my opinion)
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DisneyFan32
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But where is the Great Movie Ride, Superstar Television, Monster Sound Show as Dick Tracy's Crimestoppers dark ride in Hollywood Blvd?