RunForestRun
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DW and the Berry walkup sound like great options for my Diabetes. ... When my sugar is low of course. I love Boysenberry, so I definitely would hit up the latter one at least once a trip.
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PrinceCharming617
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Nice homage to C and C Music Factory. It’s giving me real 90’s vibes with the name. It would be cool if Chip and Dale were hip hop versions of themselves with gold chains and backwards hats.
Frankenstein79
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I love the idea for Disney Afternoon Cafe, because of the various options for food. I have kids that for some reason remain picky eaters. No matter how many times I try to get them out of that phase.
oogie boogie man
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The atmosphere for DA Cafe could be like the queue for Disneyland’s Runaway Railway. With props from the characters' adventures. It would have to be out of reach of people's hands though, like inside cases. Because you can't trust people to be respectful. There's too many dirtbags in the world.
Setting: The Left section of the land and all of it’s walkways are inspired by Disneyland’s 1983 remodel of Fantasyland. With it’s elaborate stone structures and walkways. Each of the buildings and it’s facades are themed to whoever the residents are. Down to the smallest of details.
Fantasia
----- (boat ride, similar to nav’i river journey)
----- (The queue for this will be an indoor hedge maze, that looks like it’s an outside hedge maze. It is based on the unused attraction “Quest for the Unicorn” in Beastly Kingdom, instead of Griffins and such it would have characters from the film. And much like the unused version an animatronic unicorn. Venture on and board your boat and witness various scenes from the film. Combined with great works of Western classical music. The scenes range from the abstract to depictions of mythology and fantasy. And at times even prehistoric and supernatural in theming.)
Mary Poppins
----- (dark ride on a horse, similar to jolly holiday)
----- (Mary Poppins shows the children how life doesn’t have to be completely serious. The loading area looks like a carousel and you board what looks like a carousel horse. But this is no ordinary attraction, the horse comes off the track and heads around London. An organ plays the music from the film like the classics “A Spoonful of Sugar” and “Let’s go fly a Kite”.)
The Little Mermaid
----- (boat ride, similar to under the sea and pirates of the caribbean)
----- (The ride starts off at a fishing dock, but soon after departing it plummets under the sea. Using a curtain of mist to show the descent below the surface. The attraction tells the story of a teenage mermaid princess named Ariel, who dreams of becoming human and falls in love with a human prince named Eric, which leads her to make a magic deal with the sea witch, Ursula, to become human and be with him.)
Beauty and the Beast
----- (omnimover, similar to snow white’s scary adventure)
----- (The attraction tells the story of a prince who is transformed into a Beast and a young woman named Belle whom he imprisons in his castle. To become a prince again, the Beast must learn to love Belle and win her love in return before the last petal falls from an Enchanted Rose, or he will remain a Beast forever.)
Lumiere’s Dinner Spinner
----- (tea cups, similar to mad tea party)
----- (Close by to the other B and B attraction is a classic spinner ride. Themed to one of the most famous scenes from the film. Lumiere sits in the middle of a rectangle that looks like a table. Guests board sets of cups and dishes like on Mad Tea Party. This one is of course themed to B and B though.)
Aladdin
----- (rail suspended, similar to peter pan’s flight)
----- (This attraction will show the story from the moment when Aladdin first gets the lamp in the Cave Wonders. Much like Aladdin and Jasmine you too will fly on a magic carpet as your transportation)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
----- (dark ride, similar to pinocchio’s daring journey)
----- (Based on the new film, it focuses on it’s main character Quasimodo. Who is forced to live in a bell tower. His only friends are a group of wise and wisecracking gargoyles.)
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Setting: The middle and right side of this section would be patterned after Munchkin Land and Stone Mountain, which is home to the Wicked Witch of the West. Both of which of course appear in the Oz books. The pathways are made of yellow bricks to represent the road Dorothy ventured on. They will lead you on your way to 3 attractions in this area.
Dorothy and the Land of Oz
----- (dark ride, similar to alice in wonderland)
----- (This attraction would show Dorothy and her new friends and their adventures. It would show their many perils, but wouldn’t show the parts with the Witch. She would afterall get her own attraction in Menagerie.)
Munchkinland Maiden Voyages
----- (boat ride, similar to it’s a small world)
----- (Classic ride for the whole family that shows the small inhabitants of Oz. As they sing a song to their new guests, welcoming them to Munchkin Land. It would definitely be the equivalent of Small World for this park.)
Wicked Mountain
----- (family coaster, similar to seven dwarfs mine train)
----- (The evil green lady plots her revenge to kill Dorothy for stealing her ruby slippers. She is aided by her flying monkeys and guards who attack and capture Dorothy. Thankfully she eventually liquidates the witch and is handed her broom as a reward.)
Streetmosphere
Dorothy, Scarecrow, The Cowardly Lion, Tin man, Ariel, Aladdin and Belle
(w/ seasonal characters) Jasmine, The Genie, Gaston, Beast and Quasimodo
Restaurants
Over the Rainbow Treats, Munchkin Munchies, Wicked Witches Castle, Jolly Holiday Bakery, Silly Symphony, Under the Sea, Agrabah Bazaar and Lumiere’s
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PrinceCharming617
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Beautiful man!
I love the Wizard of Oz. It’s not as popular as it once was, but I still dig it. Oz is especially good if you're into... recreational habits. hahaha.
It’s one of those iconic movies, that hopefully will be discovered by future generations.
I love the Wizard of Oz. It’s not as popular as it once was, but I still dig it. Oz is especially good if you're into... recreational habits. hahaha.
It’s one of those iconic movies, that hopefully will be discovered by future generations.
RunForestRun
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Yeah, it Looks like it is laid out nicely. Just like Fantasyland, it seems to be a hodge podge of different things and themings. I think Musical Menagerie actually fits together even better than Fantasyland in MK.
oogie boogie man
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The witch from OZ always terrified me when I was a kid. I’m grownup now though.. so now I’m just a little terrified of her.
Snow Queen 83
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Good, good, I like how you went the Classics for Enchanted Kingdom. And are going with Modern movies at Hollywood Adventure. It really sets the two a part from one another.
I always have had a fondness for The Little Mermaid because it started the Disney Renaissance. Plus I used the VHS so much when I was a kid that I broke it.
I always have had a fondness for The Little Mermaid because it started the Disney Renaissance. Plus I used the VHS so much when I was a kid that I broke it.
Frankenstein79
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I get what you're doing and I’ve liked most of the lands thus far.
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The Lochness Monsta
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I say that I’m not into musicals, but if you think about it all of the best princesses movies are musicals. … So I guess I actually love love… love musicals.
The Great Gonzo
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That's nice, LOL.
Me personally, I think it's totally badass. I'd love to go on the Aladdin ride especially, that sounds like a hoot.
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Goofy Ninja
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I definitely love Musicals. The only ones I don't like are the ones where they sing their dialogue. That always annoys the pp out of me.
"I have to visit the bathroom. I hope there is ppppplllenty... of toilet paper."
Wicked Witches Castle (TS) (similar to Be Our Guest)
The witch has surprisingly good food for her captives. It would be like a fancier version of Cheesecake Factory and Gideon’s Cookies, where the cakes would be very big and very delicious.
- Auntie Em’s Apple Cake
- Wicked Pistachio Cake with Cannoli Butter Cream
- Emerald Mint Chocolate Cake
- Ruby Slipper Strawberry Shortcake
- Yellow Brick Road Cake
Over the Rainbow Treats (walkup) (similar to Kabuki Cafe)
Rainbow shaved ice is the star at this booth. But you can also get themed slushy drinks as well. In an array of different colors and flavors.
Silly Symphony (TS) (similar to Animators Palate)
This restaurant is definitely a feast for the eyes with Characters galore. Including the main mouse himself dressed in his Sorcerer Mickey attire. Much like on the Disney Cruise you can also bring your art to life, with a little help from the aforementioned mouse and his magical wand.
Lumiere’s (QS) (similar to Plaza Inn)
A French quick service with a friendly cafeteria style layout. Where you choose your items and put them on a tray. Like would at Plaza Inn in Disneyland, but instead with French comfort foods and desserts.
Under the Sea (QS) (similar to Sebastian's Calypso Kitchen)
It looks like it’s Tokyo counterpart, but it serves seafood and nuggets. Since it is in Musical Menagerie there would be various statues of sea creatures playing instruments throughout. And music from the animated film, which plays in the background on a loop.
Munchkin Munchies (walkup)
Meant to look like a tiny house, this walkup serves small donuts and flavored popcorn.
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PrinceCharming617
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The desserts have gotta be better than Be Our Guest. What a major letdown. I like having a choice in what I eat. You know? Plus I miss the quickie they had for an option.
Frankenstein79
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Yep, I concur Prince Charming. Last time I went to "Be Our Guest" will be the last time. Like usual Disney saw something was popular and ruined it.
I have to admit dining in the Witches domain would be amazing though. We just got to make sure not to throw water on her. That wouldn't be a nice thing to do to our hostess.
I have to admit dining in the Witches domain would be amazing though. We just got to make sure not to throw water on her. That wouldn't be a nice thing to do to our hostess.
oogie boogie man
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You had me at cake... You had me at cake.
Rambozo
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That's actually a great idea, I Love the Kaki Gori at Epcot. It is a perfect treat for ungodly hot areas like Florida and Texas.