Idea!

[FigmentDream]

Originally posted by meeko_33785
I like the idea, but it seems a tad redundant with Storybookland in the park. Personally, I think Storybookland would pull of the concept much more effectivly that a walk-through attraction. I would still like something in the Castle, but I don't think this is quite it.

I thought that too after I had posted it, but I was thinking of this more as an update to the Storybook Canal boat experience, it's a charming ride but I thought it would seem a little silly to put something like that in if you build the ride in the 2000's. It to me just has that 50's look to it. If we go ahead with the Canals I hope we can atleast put some more modern features into it, like a monstro AA that comes up out of the water and so on, still keeping the dioramas though.....

 

[FigmentDream]

Originally posted by imagineer boy
I've got a suggestion even though I'm not the Creative Consultant. For the Mr. Toad ride, how about a kiddie EMV ride? It could be for the Elementary School crowd that can't handle the bigger EMV rides ( if we make some. ). It won't have as much movement, but still fun. Just my idea.

Please make all the suggestion you want


I did have this thought too however I felt that scale back the EMV intensity would sort of cancel out the ride, like with a coaster you can make the drops smaller and the speed less, but with an EMV if you make the bumbs less and the speed less, you practically have another dark ride.

That and also I think kids would like the mini-coaster sensation better than than a scaled back EMV, between the two a wild mouse coaster it just seems more fun.

 

[imagineer boy]

Originally posted by FigmentDream
Please make all the suggestion you want


I did have this thought too however I felt that scale back the EMV intensity would sort of cancel out the ride, like with a coaster you can make the drops smaller and the speed less, but with an EMV if you make the bumbs less and the speed less, you practically have another dark ride.

That and also I think kids would like the mini-coaster sensation better than than a scaled back EMV, between the two a wild mouse coaster it just seems more fun.

I see what you mean Figment Dream. But the park will already have a kiddie coaster in Toon Town ( even though I havn't posted it yet ) The EMV would make the turns more sharp and have a bit bumpier and more wild ride like its name suggests.

 

[FigmentDream]

Originally posted by imagineer boy
I see what you mean Figment Dream. But the park will already have a kiddie coaster in Toon Town ( even though I havn't posted it yet ) The EMV would make the turns more sharp and have a bit bumpier and more wild ride like its name suggests.

Okay how about this, basically the only think that is missing from a wild mouse coaster is the hydraulics underneath and this coaster was not really going to be all the coaster like anyways with lot's of sharp turns where the underplate would bank, soooooo

What if we made a hybrid Wild mouse/EMV coaster, basically just take the wilemouse coaster and on the under platform add computerized hydraulics and wahla a new type of ride the combines the speed and tilt action of a wild mouse coaster and the terrain sensation of the EMV, I am thinking we would mainly use the EMV hydraulics to simulate the terrain the car is moving across train tracks, junk on the floor or tilting back when bursting through a wall, etc.

 

[meeko_33785]

Originally posted by FigmentDream
I thought that too after I had posted it, but I was thinking of this more as an update to the Storybook Canal boat experience, it's a charming ride but I thought it would seem a little silly to put something like that in if you build the ride in the 2000's. It to me just has that 50's look to it. If we go ahead with the Canals I hope we can atleast put some more modern features into it, like a monstro AA that comes up out of the water and so on, still keeping the dioramas though.....

I don't think this should be a problem. I think it can be charming without the 1950s hokeyness. Take a look at the new version they made at Disneyland Paris. In my initial plan, like the DLP version, Monstro and the nairators are gone. Here's a link to some info and pics of the DLP version. See if this doesn't look too 1950s.

 

[meeko_33785]

Originally posted by FigmentDream
Okay how about this, basically the only think that is missing from a wild mouse coaster is the hydraulics underneath and this coaster was not really going to be all the coaster like anyways with lot's of sharp turns where the underplate would bank, soooooo

What if we made a hybrid Wild mouse/EMV coaster, basically just take the wilemouse coaster and on the under platform add computerized hydraulics and wahla a new type of ride the combines the speed and tilt action of a wild mouse coaster and the terrain sensation of the EMV, I am thinking we would mainly use the EMV hydraulics to simulate the terrain the car is moving across train tracks, junk on the floor or tilting back when bursting through a wall, etc.

This sounds good, but my only question is would this raise the height restriction of the ride. I would like to have the requirnment under 40 inches. Would a mix of a coaster and a EMV vehical make it too rough?

 

[Wannabe Walt]

Good Ideas! Here is what I have came up with so far for Adventureland.

1. Amazon Annie's Jungle Cruise
2. Pirates of the Caribbean
3. Tarzan's Treehouse
4. Black Beard's Mini Boats
5. The Magic Carpet's of Aladdin
6. Hook Island
7. Peter Pan's Flight (if that is okay with you Meeko)
8. Skull Rock (this would be a lookover of about half of MK)
9. The Enchanted Tiki Room-Tiki Tiki's are Back (new version of
the show)
10. Mercado Market (counter service restaurant)
11. Jungle Grove Cafe (table service restaurant)
12. Swiss Family Robinson Diner (fast food restaurant)

 

[imagineer boy]

Originally posted by Wannabe Walt
Good Ideas! Here is what I have came up with so far for Adventureland.

1. Amazon Annie's Jungle Cruise
2. Pirates of the Caribbean
3. Tarzan's Treehouse
4. Black Beard's Mini Boats
5. The Magic Carpet's of Aladdin
6. Hook Island
7. Peter Pan's Flight (if that is okay with you Meeko)
8. Skull Rock (this would be a lookover of about half of MK)
9. The Enchanted Tiki Room-Tiki Tiki's are Back (new version of
the show)
10. Mercado Market (counter service restaurant)
11. Jungle Grove Cafe (table service restaurant)
12. Swiss Family Robinson Diner (fast food restaurant)

It's pretty good Wannabe Walt, but some names need changing ( Amazon Annie's Jungle Cruise ) and Peter Pan's Flight belongs in Fantaseyland. Peter Pan takes place in Neverland and London. By the way, why not add an Indiana Jones Adventure? Other than that, great ideas!:wave:

 

[FigmentDream]

Originally posted by meeko_33785
I don't think this should be a problem. I think it can be charming without the 1950s hokeyness. Take a look at the new version they made at Disneyland Paris. In my initial plan, like the DLP version, Monstro and the nairators are gone. Here's a link to some info and pics of the DLP version. See if this doesn't look too 1950s.

Okay, I forgot about the DLP version, pardon my forgetfulness I've got alot of school work going on right now

Yes, that will work very well just remove the B&B portion so we are not over redunent with it.

 

[FigmentDream]

Originally posted by meeko_33785
This sounds good, but my only question is would this raise the height restriction of the ride. I would like to have the requirement under 40 inches. Would a mix of a coaster and a EMV vehical make it too rough?

No, not at-least what I am thinking of, the "bumps" would merely add texture to the ride, I did not plan on this changing the intensity at all, these would be much more smooth motions nothing jerky or where guests would get thrown around, still consider this a "kiddie coaster"

 

[FigmentDream]

Originally posted by Wannabe Walt
Good Ideas! Here is what I have came up with so far for Adventureland.

1. Amazon Annie's Jungle Cruise
2. Pirates of the Caribbean
3. Tarzan's Treehouse
4. Black Beard's Mini Boats
5. The Magic Carpet's of Aladdin
6. Hook Island
7. Peter Pan's Flight (if that is okay with you Meeko)
8. Skull Rock (this would be a lookover of about half of MK)
9. The Enchanted Tiki Room-Tiki Tiki's are Back (new version of
the show)
10. Mercado Market (counter service restaurant)
11. Jungle Grove Cafe (table service restaurant)
12. Swiss Family Robinson Diner (fast food restaurant)

Leave the name of JC alone it is a winnie, people don't really like the names of those being changed even if the ride is different people look for those attractions

What are the mini-boats?

If carpets is a hub and spoke I really don't think we should put it in with Dumbo and Astor Orbiter 2 is really enough, contrary to what has been done, if you still want a flat ride there are other types that could be put in

I am skeptical of Tiki but that is in part because I love the original so much

I think Indy would also make a nice addition

Maybe a new ride or tow as-well this area has alot of potential

 

[meeko_33785]

Originally posted by Wannabe Walt
Good Ideas! Here is what I have came up with so far for Adventureland.

1. Amazon Annie's Jungle Cruise
2. Pirates of the Caribbean
3. Tarzan's Treehouse
4. Black Beard's Mini Boats
5. The Magic Carpet's of Aladdin
6. Hook Island
7. Peter Pan's Flight (if that is okay with you Meeko)
8. Skull Rock (this would be a lookover of about half of MK)
9. The Enchanted Tiki Room-Tiki Tiki's are Back (new version of
the show)
10. Mercado Market (counter service restaurant)
11. Jungle Grove Cafe (table service restaurant)
12. Swiss Family Robinson Diner (fast food restaurant)

Just a few things...

About the Hook's Island concept, does Frontierland have a Tom Saywers Island? If it does, I would probably recogmend doing either one of the other.

Also, I think some sort of Indy type attraction will be great. Indy would fit great, and I also designed a Lion King themed ride like this as well. I posted it a while back, but if you might want to try searching for it on the boards to at least give you some ideas.

 

[Wannabe Walt]

Okay. I totaly forgot about Indy! I will add it in. It will be called Indiana Jones and the Pyramid of Mawsea. It will be based on a Pyramid in a Jungle/Rainforest in a region refered to as Mawsea. It could be filled with gold, or diamonds, or something like that. Then, when the archaeologists dig to the middle of the riches, they find tons of dead bodies. The bodys come alive and it goes from there.

The Magic Carpets of Aladdin would be too much, with Dumbo and Astro Orbiter 2. So they are gone!

I did not plan on putting an island in Frontierland also. Hood Isle will be a whole new concept (if there is one in DL Paris or DL Tokyo it will be TONS differnt) This one will have a few rides, shows, and restaurants. It will almost be like a new area. Saying that! I am making it a new land. It still will be called Hook Isle, but it will be based around the Disney Villians. I will do it and if someone else wants to do Frontierland, they can, but if not I will do all three! Tell me what you think!

 

[imagineer boy]

Originally posted by Wannabe Walt
Okay. I totaly forgot about Indy! I will add it in. It will be called Indiana Jones and the Pyramid of Mawsea. It will be based on a Pyramid in a Jungle/Rainforest in a region refered to as Mawsea. It could be filled with gold, or diamonds, or something like that. Then, when the archaeologists dig to the middle of the riches, they find tons of dead bodies. The bodys come alive and it goes from there.

The Magic Carpets of Aladdin would be too much, with Dumbo and Astro Orbiter 2. So they are gone!

I did not plan on putting an island in Frontierland also. Hood Isle will be a whole new concept (if there is one in DL Paris or DL Tokyo it will be TONS differnt) This one will have a few rides, shows, and restaurants. It will almost be like a new area. Saying that! I am making it a new land. It still will be called Hook Isle, but it will be based around the Disney Villians. I will do it and if someone else wants to do Frontierland, they can, but if not I will do all three! Tell me what you think!

Hold on Wannabe Walt, we're all going to decide on a new land later and put our heads together and decide on it. A villains idea is good, but we're going to do the new land later. The changes are good, but on the Indiana Jones adventure, don't make the stories too complicated. The public doesn't need to know too much story line. Just make it like the one in DL, except a different storyline and a few new encounters. Are you going to get rid of Peter Pan's flight in Adventureland? It does not belong there. Other than that, good changes and ideas.

 

[Wannabe Walt]

Peter Pan's Flight is gone! Hook Island, I thought could be a new land, and then we all come up with another one! But, if you all would rather me keep Hook Isle as part of Adventureland I can deal with that too.

 

[meeko_33785]

I'm torn about the Hook's Island idea. First, I want to say that I like the idea, but my concern is with the island in Adventureland insteed of Frontierland, it will make Adventureland huge, but make Frontierland considerably smaller. One idea may be to do like what they are doing at Tokyo Disneyland and have the jungle cruise go around the island. That would save a lot of room and leave more available space for Frontierland.

 

[imagineer boy]

Originally posted by meeko_33785
I'm torn about the Hook's Island idea. First, I want to say that I like the idea, but my concern is with the island in Adventureland insteed of Frontierland, it will make Adventureland huge, but make Frontierland considerably smaller. One idea may be to do like what they are doing at Tokyo Disneyland and have the jungle cruise go around the island. That would save a lot of room and leave more available space for Frontierland.

Yeah, that's what I was thinking. The Jungle Cruise could go around Hook's Island. And on Hook's Island, think of it as a Pirate version of Tom Sawyer's island. In Frontierland, it could still have the river boats, but no Tom Sawyer island.

 

[FigmentDream]

Originally posted by imagineer boy
Yeah, that's what I was thinking. The Jungle Cruise could go around Hook's Island. And on Hook's Island, think of it as a Pirate version of Tom Sawyer's island. In Frontierland, it could still have the river boats, but no Tom Sawyer island.

Sounds good to me, there are lot's of other attractions we can add to Frontierland anyways, WRE, some sort of a mineral cavern ride, a geyser ride of some sort......


As far as Adventureland how about we add the Excavator, it would be nice to get something very unique back there

And sorry but am I the only one not digging the Indy name?!?

 

[meeko_33785]

Originally posted by FigmentDream
As far as Adventureland how about we add the Excavator, it would be nice to get something very unique back there

Somehow I don't think the Excavator would be a particularly new addition to this Adventureland. Most of the attractions here take place in fairly timeless settings, while any Dinosaur-themed attraction would date the area. I think it just might bother me. Besides, that would just give the park another roller coaster. I think Adventureland looks pretty good so far and don't really think it needs much else.

 

[FigmentDream]

Ummmm I do not get the timelessness issue at all considering the Jungle Cruise is colonial britain, PoC is well Pirates, how is the search for Dinosaurs not timeless or at-least as timeless as the other things in the area.

DOn't forget this is our park we can make it anything we want, we could shift the theme of the Excavator to just any archaeological dig in general.

What's wrong with another coaster?, many people like them, part of Disney's problem is that in the past they have tired too hard to focus only on families with younger kids, well I think many other parks can tell you that families with teenage kids have a lot of money to spend too, I think there would be nothing wrong with having a coaster in each land. Coasters can be greatly themed too......