Disney's Animal Kingdom- Antarctica, and Austrailia

[james4023464]

Well guys im developing a new project. It will be two phases, 1st will be Antarctica, and 2nd will be a revised version of my past Austrailia. If anyone wants to help please PM me or just post. This is going to be a very good project so id like all the help i can get. I might post later tonight so be ready.

 

[DarkMeasures]

Antartica would probably work best as a small enclosed Pavilan. Kinda working the same way as Ice Station cool. I would have it set up with guests looking out of an ice base at animals and such and maybe there could be an ice expedition EMV ride...

 

[flyersmv]

in Anartica u could do it all sumwhat like BB and then put the cold watrer and cold enviorment animals in it...penguins polar bears etc

i actually think in another 10-15 years there will be an Antartica poavillion

 

[cloudboy]

Polar bears are only in the Arctic. Penguins are in the Antarctic.

You could bend the continents as lands rule a bit and do the poles...

I think they may be able to provide some good rides, too. There's no reason it would have to be indoors, so long as you provide some cool space and water for the animals. Zoos do it all the time.

 

[flyersmv]

Polar bears are only in the Arctic. Penguins are in the Antarctic.

You could bend the continents as lands rule a bit and do the poles...

I think they may be able to provide some good rides, too. There's no reason it would have to be indoors, so long as you provide some cool space and water for the animals. Zoos do it all the time.

LOL if zoos can do it i kno for a fact disney could do it with EASE

 

[CaptainMichael]

It would need to be enclosed to provide a somewhat true-to-life experience of Antartica.

 

[WDWFREAK53]

Well, having been to Antarctica multiple times...I can assure you that it's cold there...and...there's a lot of ice. (I hope that helps in the design of the pavilion :lol: )

What about an attraction that deals with the violent ice storms (with blinding white-out conditions). Or...an ice-sailing attraction.