yensidtlaw1969 said:
To be perfectly honest I don't like the Idea of a Hogwarts land in the Magic Kingdom. I especially dislike the Idea of a parkwide Harry Potter Celebration. For one thing, what is the point of the Celebration? Is there some event being commemorated or does the park just feel like Harry Potter should take over the whole park for X amount of time?
Another thing, a parkwide celebration? I'm going to assume that is just limited to MK and I still dislike it. How does Harry Potter fit in to Fronteirland or Adventureland, or Toontown? I don't know if Harry Potter can warrant a whole land in the Magic Kingdom when all other Fantasy stories are in one land. What makes Harry Potter so grand that Winnie the Pooh and Peter Pan get small attractions while Harry Potter gets a whole land? I understand that HP has a very large Fanbase, but it's Dwarfing Disney's achievements, and I don't think that's right.
Also, Because Harry Potter isn't a Disney Achievement I think it would fit better in Magic Kingdom if Based on the Movies or Animal Kingdom if based on the Books ( if Beastly Kingdom were to suffice or some land like that it would fit in Fine ) with all the Mythylogical (spelling?) creatures in it. Whichever, as long as it isn't it's own land in the Magic Kingdom. An attraction in the Magic Kingdom, while I wouldn't make the decision myself I wouldn't die if it happened. As long as it isn't it's own Land. Keep it to Fantasyland. No Hogwarts land. No Parkwide celebration. It could support it, just not in the Magic Kingdom's Realm. It's like you're trying to do too much with it. No offence here, just constructive criticism.
Thats all for now.
Yensid "yes-yes" tlaw1969
Actually, if you look closely, what would Frontierland have to do with fantasyland? what would adventureland have to do with tomorowland? the original concept for Disneyland called for a place where the movies came to life. Frontierland=westerns, Adventureland= nature films, Fantasyland= the animated disney movies, tomorrowland=sci-fi. and in Disneyland, Star Tours is in Tomorrowland, and Star Wars is not a disney achievement neither is Indiana Jones.
I thought about putting it in MGM but the amount of fantasy and the beauty of it all would just end up being under appreciated and un justified if it were put in MGM and regarded as just another movie ride. The whole concept just screams "put me in MK" where it would seamlessly blend into Fantasyland and the over all sense of magic that is associated witht he park. and the celebration only lasts for the summer
I personally don't like Harry Potter but it does have a really cool mythology in it that's really worth looking in to. It's just one tiny land, it won't dwarf everything else [it won't be anywhere near the grandeur of all the renovations in Fantasyland and Frontierland], especially considering all the other parks are dedicated to everything disney.
The reason for the park wide celebration I guess would be the release of the 7th film
[I
hate the HP movies by the way]
I'm also hoping to draw in Harry potter fans who otherwise loathe disney and make them realize how great all the other disney attractions are.
and it's not really a full blown land but another one of Fantasyland's sub-lands. The "land" term is for marketing purposes
ETA:
I've decided to scale back on the attractions for the sub land there's only gonna be a restaurant, an octopus ride themed to the whomping willow and the big e-ticket. I'm taking out the the kiddie coaster, dark ride, and AA-meet-and-greet.
I'm also considering getting rid of the entrance-via-the hogwarts express feature.
concept art of what was supposed to be the hidden mini-land as seen past the train station