Hollywood Boulevard, Adventure Outpost, Wild Lagoon, Fantasy Kingdom, Tomorrow City, and Pixar Place are the lands in this park
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wazowski_216
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niiiiiice
wazowski_216
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keep up the work homie
PrinceCharming617
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Looking forward to Wild Lagoon. I have no idea what to expect from it, but it should be interesting.
Garfield Builder
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Looking forward to Wild Lagoon.
Alright, let’s continue the hype!
Wild Lagoon
Avast mates, we’ve made it to the wild lagoon. You’re now in the first area, which is the waterside port town. Let’s see what is here.
There are a few shops, a table service seafood restaurant named the Blue Lagoon, and a clone of Pirates of the Caribbean.
There are a few shops, a table service seafood restaurant named the Blue Lagoon, and a clone of Pirates of the Caribbean.
We are now approaching the deep, murky undersea area of the land. The major attraction here is Kraken Drop, which is a reverse drop tower if you will. You start on the top and you drop down underground, and the ride ends with you going back up. There is also an interactive wet/dry playground for kids here named Aqua Station, it is themed after an aquatic research station (possibly linked to SEA). There is also a quick service snack stall named Shark Snacks (credit to @wazowski_216 ), which features a new specialty snack named the Shark Tooth Sampler, which is a group of corn chips and dip in multiple different colors (they look like shark teeth). You can also get a new variety of Dole Whip named the Shark Swirl here, it is blue raspberry and vanilla flavored. The Disneyland Railroad also has its first stop here.
Once you continue on, you will come upon the last section of Wild Lagoon, it will be toured through in the next part. Also, it features an attraction based on a certain fantastical Disney IP, can you guess what it is?
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Also i posted this on the day MrBeast uploads a video cleaning a beach (he and other YouTubers call themselves Team Seas). Coincidence?
MickeyMouse10
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Awesome pic, I love Portsmouth, New Hampshire. I live pretty close to this lovely New England town. It's very picturesque, especially near the water.
Wow, I live somewhat near Providence RI, I just looked up “waterside towns new england” and found an image from there. The pic ‘s not mine. I could’ve just as easily used a pic of Florida but I used a picture of a New England town since I’m from southern NE.
DisneyFan32
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Let me guess....the Little Mermaid, 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea or Finding Nemo?
Garfield Builder
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Wow.
wazowski_216
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For Wild Lagoon, could there be a quick service called "Shark Snacks" or something...
Added! You gave me some good ideas
MickeyMouse10
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Sounds interesting, you could always make it a deep sea diving attraction. As an homage to the now defunct "20,000 leagues" ride. You could even get in a submarine-like vehicle and feel like you're dropping down "20,000 leagues" below the watery surface.
As it descends you could slowly venture passed an aquarium filled with different fish (like on the classic attraction). At first they are harmless everyday fish who don't even notice you. But just like in "Leagues" it doesn't stay at a normal, everyday level. Your surroundings get darker as you sink lower into a bottom dwelling cave. This is where the octopus-like creature resides. And your vehicle has mistakenly awoken him from his slumber.
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MickeyMouse10
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Nice, the Aqua Station could look like a submarine with holes in it. Like the one from 20,000 Leagues.
If not that, then a pirate ship or mermaid lagoon would fit as well.
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Snow Queen 83
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Would you have Peter Pan characters? Or would that be in Fantasy Kingdom?
I was debating whether to put Pan or Ariel in Wild Lagoon (the other would be in Fantasy Kingdom), I decided to put Peter Pan in Wild Lagoon and Little Mermaid in Fantasy Kingdom (that area will serve as a transition). I’m currently taking yet another break
PrinceCharming617
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You would figure it would be the opposite. Since Ariel lives in the ocean. But I see why you went with her though. She is after all a princess and princesses seem to belong in Fantasyland.
Wild Lagoon, Part 2
As you pass through the passage that connects the areas of Wild Lagoon, the underwater areas begin to change into an area based on Neverland from Peter Pan. The first thing you see is Captain Hook‘s Galley, which is a seafood restaurant similar to Magic Kingdom’s Columbia Harbor House, but it is located inside of a replica of the Jolly Roger (his ship), similar to a defunct Disneyland California restaurant. The main attraction of this subland is of course Peter Pan’s Flight, which is based on the newer versions in WDW (after the refurb) and Shanghai.
Before we head into Fantasy Kingdom, we have one more bonus attraction to talk about that sits on the borders of both lands (and acts as a transition), that is technically a part of Fantasy Lagoon. That attraction is Under the Sea- Journey of the Little Mermaid, which is an omnimover similar to the other versions. Next time we will explore the rest of Fantasy Kingdom, though starting from the entrance through Rapunzel’s Castle instead of the entrance from Wild Lagoon.
Any and all feedback is allowed and welcome, of course. Please don’t be too harsh, though.
MickeyMouse10
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Great job DW, I love the pirate ship idea.
It would be the only version left in the world as a restaurant. Since Disneyland's closed 1982 for a new Fantasyland remodel. And Paris' went away in 2011, unfortunately it closed for a refurb and never came back.
It would be the only version left in the world as a restaurant. Since Disneyland's closed 1982 for a new Fantasyland remodel. And Paris' went away in 2011, unfortunately it closed for a refurb and never came back.