Isle of Disney - Magic Kingdom

[Wannabe Walt]

MAIN STREET:
TaleSpin...I never enjoyed it. Main Street doesn't seem like the place for lots of attractions either.

FANTASYLAND:
The castle courtyard needs a counter service most definatly.

ADVENTURELAND:
I didn't realize it was used at DLP.

 

[NeXuS1000]

MAIN STREET:
TaleSpin...I never enjoyed it. Main Street doesn't seem like the place for lots of attractions either.

FANTASYLAND:
The castle courtyard needs a counter service most definatly.

ADVENTURELAND:
I didn't realize it was used at DLP.

That's what's different about this Main Street: now it will have attraction and actually pack a crowd for other reasons than it being an entrance... it will have several exhibits and shows as well as one major attraction.
And that you never enjoyed TaleSpin is something I can't argue against, since it's an opinion. But lets hear what other thinks...

And the castle courtyard counter-service is in then... what should it be called???

 

[Wannabe Walt]

It should be called...hmm...The Courtyard Kitchen

 

[MCBRIZZ5]

First off I found the orignal quote made by Nexus about Lady and the Tramp.

For Main Street I also thought these Disney IP's perhaps could be used:

• Basil - The Greatest Mouse Detective
• Lady and the Tramp

Basil I think could be very fitting because of the cartoon style. I'm not completely sure what the attraction could be yet. Perhaps just a walkthrough of his house, perhaps something interactive with mystery solving.

Lady and the Tramp is also another name that came up during brainstorming. It may not be as fitting as some of the others, but it could definitly be made. Oh and what is the name of that italian guys restaurant in the movie? Could be a perfect tie-in restaurant for the attraction on Main Street.

Everyone seemed to like the idea so I am just reminding everyone of the idea.

Fantasyland
For Fantasyland just some name changes. Winnie the Pooh's name should be cut down like everyone has said. Fantasimic needs to be changed. I was also thinking why not a MAry Poppins ride here, in addition to the house on MS, taking the place of Alice in Wonderland. Also I agree with Walt in adding a few small snack places.

Toontown
Get rid of Jolly Trolley or Chip and Dale and add Roger Rabbit. OTher than that maybe just a fake farmers market in front of the Barnstormer that sells lemonade and possibly other light snacks.

Tommorowland
Stitch I would like to talk about more. Nexus you've sold me on Flubber. I would really like to see some ride having to do with a futuristic transport ride. For an eatery possibly another food vendor, considering Tommorowland is big. THere also should be a gift shop at the exit of Walt World of Tommorow which I assume is already known.

 

[ImaginEAR]

Sorry I haven't been posting! I like what's been going on so far!

Nexus- I'm going through severe Imagineer's block. Ahhh... i really can't think of much more now, but remember, there will be no Autopia. I think it would probably fit better in Epcot by the Transportation/Motion Pavilion.

Any clue on the design for Space Mountain? Will it be like WDW's with 2 tracks, similar to Disneyland's SM (Tokyo Disneyland and the upcoming Hong Kong Disneyland will have the exact same version of SM as Disneyland's version!), or Disneyland Paris' version? Just something I suggest that you think about! :animwink:

For mine, the exterior is a virtual duplicate of Disneyland Paris' SM, without the launch tunnel. The ride and track layout are basically the same as Disneyland's, but with a few of the less-intense elements of DLP's SM ride (such as the ride through asteroids).

WDW's 2 track version, with the same facade, but a new paint scheme, I'm thinking silver and dark blue, or something to match the paint scheme, but not all white. It looks very boring all white.

EDIT: And, yes, there IS going to be a Flubber 3-D.

 

[stitchcastle]

2.1.1 Main Street, U.S.A.

Attractions:
- TaleSpin: The Mystery of the Zibaldo Statue:
- The Man Behind the Mouse:
- Penny Arcade:
- Main Street Cinema:
- Horsedrawn Street Cars
- Main Street City Hall:
- Disney Broadcast Station:
- Fire Station 49:
- Cars of the 20th Century:
- The Wright Brothers’ Great Wonders of Flying:
- Making the Magic: Isle of Disney:
Shows:
- Mary Poppins:
- Street Parade:
Dining:
- Main Street Bakery & Café:
- Tony’s:
- Donald’s Hot Dog Stand:
- Plaza Inn:
Shops:
- The Emporium:
- Goofy’s Sports and Swim Wear:
- Hewey, Dewey & Louie’s Toy Barn:
- Main Street Barber Shop:
- Main Street Antiques & Crystal Arts:
- Disneyana:
- Grandma Duck’s Candy Store:
- The Ice Cream Corner:
- Goofy’s Camera Store:
- Kit Cloudkicker’s Flight Gear:
- Basil’s Detective Gear:
- Mickey’s Record Store:
- Daisy Duck’s Jewelry Store:
- Uncle Scrooge’s Gadget Shop:
- Bank of Disney:
- Disney News:
- Popcorn Vender:

I don't think I'm alone here but shouldn't we keep MainStreet U.S.A. as "authentic" as possible? I mean having The vharacters of TaleSpin represented just cmpletely ruins this. I believe that all animated characters should, as much as possible, be confined only to Toontown and Fantasyland. This includes the store names if we are to truly take Mainstreet seriously. I also believe Mary Poppins is more suited to Fantasyland than Mainstreet U.S.A.

2.1.2 Adventureland

Attractions:
- Fire Mountain:
- Jungle Cruise:
- Pirates of the Carribean:
- Adventure Island:
- The Enchanted Tiki Room:
- Baloo’s Jungle Swing:
Shows:
- The Three Caballeros:
- African Dance Show (at Bengal Barbecue):
Dining:
- El Mexico:
- The Bengal Barbecue:
- Carribean Pirate Feast:
- Arizona Goof’s Foods and Goods Cart:
- Hook’s Galley:
- Paradise Hut:
Shops:
- Ivory Merchant:
- The Treasure Chest:
- Trader’s Import:
- The Merchant’s Store of Fine Goods:
- Tiki Tropics:
- El Bazaar:
- DuckTales Treasure Loot:

Once again, Ducktales should be kept out of lands other than Toontown unless they have a big adventure-based attraction dedicated to them. I'm gonna be posting a story that would tie in all the attractions here in Adventureland. by the way, I think it would suit the place more if the African Dance show was changed into something more kid-friendly, FotLK perhaps?

2.1.3 Frontierland

Attractions:
- Splash Mountain:
- Big Thunder Mountain Railroad:
- Gold Fever: The Chronicles of Klondike:
- Country Bear Jamboree:
- Fort Duckburg:
- Mark Twain Riverboat:
- Tow Sawyer Island:
- Cornelius Coot’s Shooting Range:
- The Junior Woodchucks: Survival in the Wild:
Shows:
- The Diamond Horseshoe Revue (at Slue Foot Sue)
Dining:
- Goofy’s Ranch Restaurant:
- Klondike Inn:
- Fort Duckburg Turkey Legs:
- The Diamond Horseshoe:
- River Belle Terrace:
- Clarabella Cow’s Dockside Refreshments:
- Gladstone Glander’s The Golden Nugget:
- Cornelius Coot’s Buttered Corn:
- Oceanview Café (on the Riverboat):
Shops:
- Fort Duckburg Merchants:
- The Gold Mine:
- Woody’s Woodcraft:
- Praire Outpust:
- Goofy’s Country Hats:
- Mickey’s Wild West Wear:
- Westward Trading Co.

Fort Duckburg.....'nuff said. Anyway, we're gonna need more "new" attractions if we're going to re-invent this. I like the idea of a cafe in the riverboat.

2.1.4 Shadowland

Attractions:
- Bald Mountain:
- The Haunted Mansion:
- Nightmare Before Christmas:
- Magica deSpell’s School of Evil Magic:
- Cruella deVille’s Furry Ride:
- The Scary Adventures of Snow White:
Dining:
- The Grinning Ghost:
- The Enchanted Forest:
- Black Pete’s BBQ Grill:
Shops:
- The Black Magic Bowl:
- Cementery Sale-Out:
- deVille’s Fine Fur:
- The Beagle Boys’ Store for Amateur Criminals:
- The Oogie Boogie:

I think the whole Nightmare Before Christmas thing should be a bit more seasonal than year-round. and the fairy-tale based dark rides should stay at Fantasyland. the Haunted Mansion would be dwarfed by all the other "scarier" attractions put it in a more realistic locale. We should figure what is the real over-all theme of this land because the attractions are all so polarized and not exactly in synch with each other.

2.1.5 Fantasyland

Attractions:
- Fantasmic!:
- Peter Pan’s Magical Flight:
- Pinnochio’s Daring Journey:
- Alice in Wonderland:
- Mickey’s PhilharMagic:
- Winnie the Pooh: An Adventurous Hunt for Hunny:
- Storybookland Canal Boats:
- It’s a Small World:
- Cinderella’s Carousel:
- Dumbo the Flying Elephant:
- Mad Tea Party:
Shows:
- Sword in the Stone:
- Castle Stage: The Magic of Disney Show:
- Fairy Tale Garden: Princess Tales:
Dining:
- The Royal Princess Banquet:
- Geppetto’s Village Haus:
- The Blue Fairy’s Magical Ice Cream Cones:
- Pooh’s Honey Tree:
Shops:
- Seven Dwarfs Mine:
- Tinkelbell’s Pixie Dust Toy Store:
- Stromboli’s Wagon:
- The Mad Hatter:
- The Princess Shoppe:
- Fantasy Faire:
- Disney Fairytales Book Store:

I believe Fantasyland should be the focal point of all Magic Kingdoms and having less attractions than MainStreet does not a focal point make. Bring back the classic dark rides, create mini-lands dedicated to other classics.

Fantasmic! and Philharmagic cancels each other out nevermind that one is a ride and another a show. I believe Fantasmic! must be shown in its full glory.

2.1.6 Mickey’s Toontown

Attractions:
- DuckTales and the Treasure of the Lost Lamp (Scrooge’s Moneybin):
- Jolly Trolley: A Tooney Ride:
- Goofy’s Barnstormer & House:
- Chip’n’Dale Rescue Rangers:
- Mickey’s House:
- Minnie’s House:
- Donald’s Boat:
- Hewey, Dewey and Louie’s Treehouse Playground:
- Toontown Park:
- Toontown’s Fire Brigade:
- Toontown Police Station:
Shows:
- Mickey’s Grand Toontown Theater:
- ToonDance:
Dining:
- House of Mouse:
- Gus Goose’s Food Extravaganza:
- Minnie’s Kitchen:
- Hewey, Dewey and Louie’s Lemonade Stand:
- Daisy’s Cookie Jar:
Shops:
- Goofy’s Gag Factory:
- Mickey’s Marketplace:

Too much dining for such a kid-friendly area. How does the Lost Lamp fit in such an "urban" setting?

2.1.7 Tomorrowland

Attractions:
- Space Mountain:
- Walt Disney’s World of Tomorrow:
- Gyro Gearloose, Inventions Inc.:
- Orbitron:
- Flubber 3D:
- Starcade:
- Tomorrowland Transport Authority:
Shows:
- Galaxy Theater: Tomorrow Is Made of Dreams:
Dining:
- TransGalatic Pizza Port:
- Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Café
- Moons of Jupiter Starside Inn:
- Tomorrowland HyperMeals:
Shops:
- Milky Way Merchants:
- The Observatory:
- Gyro’s Inventers’ Club:
- Outer Sphere Souvenirs:
- Galatic Gift Shop:

Needs more attractions, I have an idea witht he 3d show, why not combine Figment, Flubber and HISTA? ...wait a minute, Don't these shows take away from the whole "future" setting? If the Isle of Disney has an EPCOT or Studios Flubber 3d belongs there more than it does in Tomorrowland.

Over-all, i REALLY think we ought to focus more on the attractions before the shops and dining because it seems this MK is paying more attention to them than the attractions themselves. We should first brainstorm about how to truly re-invent and deviate from the norm without looking too childish by the quality and quantity of the attractions because the attractions are what put the magic in a magic kingdom.

I'm gonna look for reactions before I post my "modifications" and attraction suggestions so I know if you all hate me or not.

 

[Wannabe Walt]

stitchcastle...i agree with everything you said. I fully and 100% believe that DuckTales or TaleSpin or whatever all the Duck stuff is coming from is way overdone.

 

[NeXuS1000]

First off I found the orignal quote made by Nexus about Lady and the Tramp.

Everyone seemed to like the idea so I am just reminding everyone of the idea.

Well, I think we should drop that idea. I can't really see how it could fit into a ride. Lets just use it for Tony's and that's it...

Fantasyland
For Fantasyland just some name changes. Winnie the Pooh's name should be cut down like everyone has said. Fantasimic needs to be changed. I was also thinking why not a MAry Poppins ride here, in addition to the house on MS, taking the place of Alice in Wonderland. Also I agree with Walt in adding a few small snack places.

Mary Poppins in FL? Naa, the movies non-cartoon side is a challenge if it should be in FL. Maybe a ride in Studios, but we can discuss that later on...

Toontown
Get rid of Jolly Trolley or Chip and Dale and add Roger Rabbit. OTher than that maybe just a fake farmers market in front of the Barnstormer that sells lemonade and possibly other light snacks.

Certainly not Jolly Trolley!!! Maybe Chip'n'Dale... what do others think?

Tommorowland
Stitch I would like to talk about more. Nexus you've sold me on Flubber. I would really like to see some ride having to do with a futuristic transport ride. For an eatery possibly another food vendor, considering Tommorowland is big. THere also should be a gift shop at the exit of Walt World of Tommorow which I assume is already known.

Futuristic transport = Tomorrowland Transport Authority. I think we should try to give that ride a completely new makeover to fit the land perfectly though...

 

[stitchcastle]

Mary Poppins in FL? Naa, the movies non-cartoon side is a challenge if it should be in FL. Maybe a ride in Studios, but we can discuss that later on...

Mary Poppins fits in Fantasyland just as well as It's A Small World and Peter Pan's Flight does...

 

[NeXuS1000]

I don't think I'm alone here but shouldn't we keep MainStreet U.S.A. as "authentic" as possible? I mean having The vharacters of TaleSpin represented just cmpletely ruins this. I believe that all animated characters should, as much as possible, be confined only to Toontown and Fantasyland. This includes the store names if we are to truly take Mainstreet seriously. I also believe Mary Poppins is more suited to Fantasyland than Mainstreet U.S.A.

I feel your notion about Main Street without toon characters, but I seriously feel that the place needs an E- or D-ticket ride... suggestions?
I don't think Mary Poppins fits into FL though, as the movie character of this franchise makes it suitable for Main Street...

Once again, Ducktales should be kept out of lands other than Toontown unless they have a big adventure-based attraction dedicated to them. I'm gonna be posting a story that would tie in all the attractions here in Adventureland. by the way, I think it would suit the place more if the African Dance show was changed into something more kid-friendly, FotLK perhaps?

DuckTales is not in AL, don't worry, only in Toontown

And the African Dance show was only meant as a dining show, but I think it should be taken out...

Fort Duckburg.....'nuff said. Anyway, we're gonna need more "new" attractions if we're going to re-invent this. I like the idea of a cafe in the riverboat.

Well, Fort Duckburg is the name of the fort where Duckville was originally founded. I think it could suit Frontierland very well, bringing in a lot of Frontier atmosphere Disney-style...

Have any ideas for "new" attractions???

I think the whole Nightmare Before Christmas thing should be a bit more seasonal than year-round. and the fairy-tale based dark rides should stay at Fantasyland. the Haunted Mansion would be dwarfed by all the other "scarier" attractions put it in a more realistic locale. We should figure what is the real over-all theme of this land because the attractions are all so polarized and not exactly in synch with each other.

Well, of course the Haunted Mansion will stand out alongside Bald Mountain. But I do believe the rides could be very much in synch if executed well...
Oh and BTW, I plan for the Haunted Mansion to be something completely new... don't forget these are just concept names really... doesn't mean the ride won't be new

I believe Fantasyland should be the focal point of all Magic Kingdoms and having less attractions than MainStreet does not a focal point make. Bring back the classic dark rides, create mini-lands dedicated to other classics.

Fantasmic! and Philharmagic cancels each other out nevermind that one is a ride and another a show. I believe Fantasmic! must be shown in its full glory.

Most of Main Streets "attractions" are merely exhibits. It will really only have one ride and the rest will be movies, shows and exhibits. Fantasyland will still be the focal point with the most attractions.

And Fantasmic!... well, remember we are trying something new here. The name may only be tentative, but the overall concept of this ride is the ultimate battle between good and evil, DIsney-style, as is done in the Fantasmic live show (and not in Philharmagic AT ALL). So they are very differnet concepts and I want the castle ride to be the most important, epic, extravagant and mind-blowing ride of whole Fantasyland...

Too much dining for such a kid-friendly area. How does the Lost Lamp fit in such an "urban" setting?

Too much dining? Hmm, well the lemonade stand and cookie jar are snacks, minnie's kitchen is fast food, House of Mouse the only "real" restaurant and Gus Goose will be sandwiches I think... nothing big...

And the DuckTales ride content is still undecided. The Treasure of the Lost Lamp is the name of the DuckTales movie, that was made, and since I want an original script, this won't be the name But DuckTales is very much based on Scrooge's adventerous (sp?) side.

Needs more attractions, I have an idea witht he 3d show, why not combine Figment, Flubber and HISTA? ...wait a minute, Don't these shows take away from the whole "future" setting? If the Isle of Disney has an EPCOT or Studios Flubber 3d belongs there more than it does in Tomorrowland.

Isle of Disney will have both a Studios (phase II) and Epcot (phase III), but I think Flubber is perfect for Tomorrowland because it has this wacky, future-that-never-was-and-never-will-be style over it. HISTA have a sense of reality at least or at least seems more real...

Over-all, i REALLY think we ought to focus more on the attractions before the shops and dining because it seems this MK is paying more attention to them than the attractions themselves. We should first brainstorm about how to truly re-invent and deviate from the norm without looking too childish by the quality and quantity of the attractions because the attractions are what put the magic in a magic kingdom.

I'm gonna look for reactions before I post my "modifications" and attraction suggestions so I know if you all hate me or not.

I've tried to do this brainstorming in the whole other thread, so where were you
But of course rides comes first, shops and dining is not nearly as important, not at all...

My concept for this Magic Kingdom was:
1) To utilize some of the classic, maybe not well-used, but very deep Disney franchises (such as the whole Duck universe, which has a great universe behind it)
2) Create new and original franchises...

What I didn't want was only to emphasize on the never, maybe less succesful and less memorable Disney movies...

And for the different areas:

Main Street:
Here I wanted to keep the authentic classic style, but definitly make the area bigger and more useful. Especially exhibits (automobiles, airplanes) and shows/movies could be well fitted in Main Street, and then also one big ride to draw crowds.

Adventureland:
This area I thought should be based on the following styles/concepts:
- Carribean
- Polynesian
- Tropical
And to a certain degree African, Mexican and South American.
What I also wanted was a big landmark (now Fire Mountain) and keep things very true to it's original style (ie. no Aladdin). Adventure Island is a little out of this category, I know, but that is also why it will be sort of isolated from the main area since it's on an island.

Frontierland:
I wanted a lot more Disney franchise in Frontierland, which is why I added both Fort Duckburg (I do believe a Fort is a must) and Gold Fever, while still keep it's original style intact. I also wanted to give it's main ride, BTMR, more character, or spirit.

Shadowland:
A darker, yet still very fun side of Magic Kingdom. Home to the Haunted Mansion and it's happy haunts, this area should also feature both some of the more clumsy and more evil villains of disney stories. The overall style of the area should follow the classic, abadoned ghost town style, following the current style of WDW's HM a lot.

Fantasyland:
My intent for this area was to give it a lot more magic by making more sections, where you can truly live into the spirit of the greatest disney classics. Such an area will be the castle courtyard.

Toontown:
My first goal of TT was to give it even more attractions, also for the little bigger audience (of course still enjoyable by the smallest ones). Also I wanted the area to feel a lot "bigger" than the current examples, so it litterally would feel like an entire toon city and not just a couple of buildings... this should be done by adding more passages...

Tomorrowland:
The tomorrow that never was should be the main theme of this area, giving it a lot of energy and kinetic power by motion and powerful colors everywhere in this area. I also wanted to add some great Disney franchises to this area (ie. Gyro Gearloose).

That was, in very short, my intentions for each of the areas. Of course I could write a lot more, but my time right now is limited... but stitch, let me hear your intentions and ideas?

 

[NeXuS1000]

Mary Poppins fits in Fantasyland just as well as It's A Small World and Peter Pan's Flight does...

Peter Pan is a full-blown cartoon...

It's A Small World... well, since it's not adopted from a movie, it can't be used in the same way IMO...

 

[ImaginEAR]

How can you make over the TTA? Nothing more to it than futuristic transport, without gas.

Ahhh... umm... eeekkk.... I'll think of some ideas...

 

[NeXuS1000]

How can you make over the TTA? Nothing more to it than futuristic transport, without gas.

Ahhh... umm... eeekkk.... I'll think of some ideas...

I remember someone (was it stitchcastle) posted a great idea for an Incredibles makeover... just as an example...

But for the tomorrow-that-never-was theme we really need to re-invent TTA...

 

[stitchcastle]

Peter Pan STILL starts out in London the same Way Mary Poppins does. You don't have to be a cartoon for Fantasyland you just have to have an element of fantasy in you, Mary Poppins certainly does this perfectly.

I wasn't the one with the Increddibles makeover idea for TTA.

TTA is perfect the way it is, just make it smoother and quieter.

 

[stitchcastle]

Main Street U.S.A.

America Avenue = an area to the side of mainstreet that is modeled after the ingenuity of America with buildings showing the evolution of American Architecture. Attractions include the "American Adventure" a multi-media e-ticket show narrated by Thomas Edison and Albert Einstein.

Fantasyland

The Castle Courtyard - An area for the 3 most important Disney "Princess" Fairy Tales told through different mediums: ride (Snow White), musical (Beauty and the Beast), walkthrough (Cinderella)

The quintessential 3 Fantasyland dark rides:

The "Pretty" ride = Fantasia

The "Scary" ride = Pinnochio

The "Wild" ride = The Three Little Pigs

FableTale - A Trackless ride system is used to travel through the most beloved fables of all time.

The Village - An area designed to be a sort of town's square for Fantasyland citizens.

Toy Story - Another trackless dark ride with characters from both pinochio, Toy Story and the Steadfast Tin Soldier occupy a Toy shop and come to life with a little magic.

The Cat Beureu - Featuring characters from the Studio Ghibli films "Whisper of the Heart" and "The Cat Returns", guests are whisked off to the cat kingdom and rescued by the Baron.

Voyage of the Little Mermaid - A dark ride using dry for wet technology[/b]

Rapunzel's Labyrinth - A huge play area where guests race to rescue the last Disney princess.

The Cave of Wonders - Another Play Area where guests can have an interactive audience with the Genie of the Lamp.

Wonderland - An area dedicated to Alice in Wonderland featuring a dark ride.

Flight of the Pegasus - A kiddie coaster based on the creatures from Fantasia.

The Pub Kitchen Assembly Line - based on the sequence from "The Sword in the Stone" guests come in the middle of Merlin's big magical dish-washing assembly line.

London Street - A place to put in attractions based on Mary Poppins and Bedknobs and Broomsticks, possible area for "Small World".

 

[NeXuS1000]

Peter Pan STILL starts out in London the same Way Mary Poppins does. You don't have to be a cartoon for Fantasyland you just have to have an element of fantasy in you, Mary Poppins certainly does this perfectly.

I wasn't the one with the Increddibles makeover idea for TTA.

TTA is perfect the way it is, just make it smoother and quieter.

Still, I do think Mary Poppins fits perfectly into Main Street and not as well into Fantasyland, as the movie builds too much on the city life...

And TTA perfect the way it is? Hell no... especially not when building a tomorrow that never was. We need to be more creative here!

 

[stitchcastle]

Adventureland

Serpent Encounter = An angry Giant Snake chases guests through this EMV-coaster hybrid of a ride through the jungles of adventure island.

The Lost Treasure of Captain Morgan = Guests narrowly avoid cursed skeletons as they search for the legendary cave bearing Captain Morgan's treasure in this flume ride.

Castaway Cay = A Play area designed to look like an abandoned camp by lost Castaways.

Adventure Mountain = An expedition in search of the world's largest mountain takes guests to long forbidden Adventure Mountain....home of the deadly Giant Gorilla called "Harimao".

The Lost World - using Test Track Technology, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's famous novel comes to life in Adventureland.

Paradise Bay - A more laid back side to Adventureland, this area is designed to look similar to Kingdom Hearts' Destiny Island and would feature little shops and relaxing boat rides through the tropics with birds serenading guests.

Raging Spirits - another EMV-coaster based attraction featuring a temple invaded by foreigners angering the tikki spirits within.

 

[stitchcastle]

Still, I do think Mary Poppins fits perfectly into Main Street and not as well into Fantasyland, as the movie builds too much on the city life...

And TTA perfect the way it is? Hell no... especially not when building a tomorrow that never was. We need to be more creative here!

Mary Poppins is based in England....not the U.S.A......

 

[NeXuS1000]

Main Street U.S.A.

America Avenue = an area to the side of mainstreet that is modeled after the ingenuity of America with buildings showing the evolution of American Architecture. Attractions include the "American Adventure" a multi-media e-ticket show narrated by Thomas Edison and Albert Einstein.

I'm not sure about the evolution of architecture, but the attraction sounds good... except it shouldn't be Albert Einstein IMO

Fantasyland

The Castle Courtyard - An area for the 3 most important Disney "Princess" Fairy Tales told through different mediums: ride (Snow White), musical (Beauty and the Beast), walkthrough (Cinderella)

The quintessential 3 Fantasyland dark rides:

The "Pretty" ride = Fantasia

The "Scary" ride = Pinnochio

The "Wild" ride = The Three Little Pigs

Yes, as a part of the courtyard I thought the "princess tales" would be good. It's already on the list though...

FableTale - A Trackless ride system is used to travel through the most beloved fables of all time.

Isn't that really the purpose of Storybookland canal boats?

The Village - An area designed to be a sort of town's square for Fantasyland citizens.

And it should occupy which attractions?

Toy Story - Another trackless dark ride with characters from both pinochio, Toy Story and the Steadfast Tin Soldier occupy a Toy shop and come to life with a little magic.

Toy Story in Fantasyland? That one I seriouslt have to oppose...

The Cat Beureu - Featuring characters from the Studio Ghibli films "Whisper of the Heart" and "The Cat Returns", guests are whisked off to the cat kingdom and rescued by the Baron.

Don't know those films, but I am intrigued... tell me a little more of what you intent for this ride?

Voyage of the Little Mermaid - A dark ride using dry for wet technology[/b]

Save it for DisneySea

Rapunzel's Labyrinth - A huge play area where guests race to rescue the last Disney princess.

Not a bad idea...

The Cave of Wonders - Another Play Area where guests can have an interactive audience with the Genie of the Lamp.

Save it for DisneySea

Wonderland - An area dedicated to Alice in Wonderland featuring a dark ride.

Good idea... already had a AiW dark ride planned, so that's perfect...

Flight of the Pegasus - A kiddie coaster based on the creatures from Fantasia.

The question is if a coaster fits into FL. But the idea is good though...

The Pub Kitchen Assembly Line - based on the sequence from "The Sword in the Stone" guests come in the middle of Merlin's big magical dish-washing assembly line.

Not quite sure what this is about?

London Street - A place to put in attractions based on Mary Poppins and Bedknobs and Broomsticks, possible area for "Small World".

Should rather be a street in MS if anything... it's too adultish and realistic for Fantasyland IMO...

 

[ImaginEAR]

Flying Saucers in Tomorrowland? Indoors and no character overlay.

Sci-Fi Zoo would be so cool. We could have a Skppy (or Lucky... i dont remember) AA in it!