Did you know creative ideas came from the same creative spark? It doesn’t need to split up into different creative realms like art, literature, perfoming arts, science. You can just show the end result and inspire people to build and design it. That’s why Imagination attraction is such a bore.I strongly disagree. Infact, what you’re describing seems more similar to the current attraction than anything else. Journey Into Imagination is *supposed* to be a journey through each creative realm that inspires you to use your imagination. In the original it was the Dreamport (where all the abstract ideas and thoughts are gathered, stored, and processed), then the realm of Art, then Literature, then Performing Arts/Theatre, then Science, then Image Technology (Film) (What Figment decides is the medium he wants to take part in after learning and exploring each of the creative realms with Dreamfinder. And if you think about it, that medium combines every other creative medium all into one.)
Dreamfinder also explained what the process of imagination was (you gather abstract ideas or things you’re inspired by that you find in the world. Then combine them in new and interesting ways to create new things. That’s where Figment comes into play. He’s a physical embodiment and demonstration of that process, along with his dreamcatching machine. Not to mention Figment’s wideeyed childlike curiosity that sometimes gets him into playful mischief (but not destructive or intrusive)
I say it’s better to keep that basic concept in mind, but to upgrade it. Disney character cameos that fit within each medium can be placed here and there. But not in a way that detracts or intrudes on the story or concept.
It’s a Journey into Imagination. Not a Journey into your perception/senses or emotions. With Figment coming in to prove you wrong before finally “getting it right” in the end. That’s repeating the same problem the other redos had. It’s just supposed to be a Journey into Imagination. Not conflicting mind ideologies clashing before ultimately settling on one.
The older attraction had better visuals. The new ones are all about process.