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So this is the beginning of the magic kingdom saga. We will go through all the lands upgraded first with Main Street next week.
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Magic Kingdom: Fantasyland North
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MickeyMouse10
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Cool, I'm interested to see your take on MK.
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Main Street
As you board the monorail at one of the 4 resorts and the ticket center, as you go around 7 Seas Lagoon, you can see Magic Kingdom in the distance. As you get off the monorail to the expanded monorail station, you can start to hear music of the park such as A Pirates Life For Me or You Can Fly. As you approach the turnstiles you can see a pond with trees around it, where you can sit down and watch the ducks being fed. As you go past the turnstiles you can see a Mickey face in the flowers, with a Train Station above it where the Magic Kingdom Railroad will stop and go around the park. As you go under the train station and see the attraction of the past and present. As you enter the courtyard of Main Street. There is also a new addition to main street, there is now a glass ceiling covering the street that has light fixtures and chandeliers hanging from the top of the glass. The glass has all sorts of designs on it from the rides to popular Disney movies. This ceiling has another purpose it now protects people from the heat and rain from the unpredictable Florida weather.
You can enter the Main Street museum where you can ride Walt Disney: The Man Behind The Mouse. This omni mover will take you through the life of Walt Disney. As we go through the museum, we see parts of the Disney companies history through the making of Mickey Mouse to the opening of Galaxy's Edge. We first see Walt Disney during his childhood, then we go the making of Oswald and the process of him losing him. We then transition to the making of Mickey Mouse and the making of Snow White. We then go through the Golden Age of Disney through the making of Pinocchio and Bambi. We then go through the making of Disneyland and the release of Sleeping Beauty. We then go through the expansions of Disneyland and the planning of Disney World. We then transition to the original version of Epcot and the passing of Walt Disney. We enter the unload area and exit into a Mickey Mouse gift shop.
To the left is the town's courthouse and fire station where you can explore these areas and find hidden details of the story of this land. As you enter the Main Street, we reach a crossroad. When we go forward we can go inside of the Emporium and purchase all forms of Disney merchandise, from the rides to the movies you can find all sorts of clothing and toys. You can also go inside the Confectionary, where you can buy all kinds of tasty and sweet treats. As you go farther into the land you see a series of smaller shops such as a ice cream parlor and a coffee shop. You can dine at Casey's Corner, where you can eat traditional food that would be served during a baseball game. Once you walk past the ice cream parlor, you can dine at Walt's Diner. You can eat traditional foods of the 1920s through the 1950s, you can dine in specific rooms based on Disney attractions Walt worked on such as Pirates Of The Caribbean or Tt's A Small World.
When you go right, you enter a park area where you can see a large theater. This is the Main Street Theater where you can watch 30 minute plays and performances of popular Disney movies and famous plays such as Hamilton or Phantom Of The Opera. Enter the theater you go through a great entrance and you can go up a flight of stairs to the 2nd floor or stay on the first floor. You enter a large theater with red carpets and red seats. Once you sit down you can see large lights and a band in front of the stage. The shows will use a whole slew of special effects such as pyro and water.
When you go right you enter Edison Square. You can watch Harness The Lightning, a show which showed how Edison made the lightbulb. We enter through an electrical power station and enter the theater. This is an animatronic show that goes through Edison's life and the making of the lightbulb. The show would kind of be a version of Great Moments With Mr. Lincoln but have Lincoln replaced with Edison. As we go past the electrical station, we enter a town that was built by Edison as a city built from the ground up using funds from the lightbulb.
Main Street actually holds the lore of the Magic Kingdom. That's right the park actually has a story, a first for Disney parks. When the mansion was built the governor who lived there worked with Thomas Edison to build a town using the funds from the lightbulb. The town started to grow and a Main Street and a theater were built to expand the land. Then a urban explorer founded the S. E. A. and built a outpost in the swamp. A carnival opened up north of the land with a carousel and flat rides. Then during the space race they built a miniature space ship with a museum built east of the land. Then during the 1970s an event happened parts of the town started to disappear and the people who lived there a long with it. The swamp outpost turned into a jungle and pirate haven. The mansion area turned into several places in America such as a desert landscape and a sprawling city. The carnival turned into a place where several fictional characters turned to life and lived together. The spaceship turned into a entire land of the future. The only place that stayed pretty much intact was Main Street and the people who were left decided to adapt and over the decades they figured out that they were immortal. This is the story of the Magic Kingdom.
Next post will be Adventureland
As you board the monorail at one of the 4 resorts and the ticket center, as you go around 7 Seas Lagoon, you can see Magic Kingdom in the distance. As you get off the monorail to the expanded monorail station, you can start to hear music of the park such as A Pirates Life For Me or You Can Fly. As you approach the turnstiles you can see a pond with trees around it, where you can sit down and watch the ducks being fed. As you go past the turnstiles you can see a Mickey face in the flowers, with a Train Station above it where the Magic Kingdom Railroad will stop and go around the park. As you go under the train station and see the attraction of the past and present. As you enter the courtyard of Main Street. There is also a new addition to main street, there is now a glass ceiling covering the street that has light fixtures and chandeliers hanging from the top of the glass. The glass has all sorts of designs on it from the rides to popular Disney movies. This ceiling has another purpose it now protects people from the heat and rain from the unpredictable Florida weather.
You can enter the Main Street museum where you can ride Walt Disney: The Man Behind The Mouse. This omni mover will take you through the life of Walt Disney. As we go through the museum, we see parts of the Disney companies history through the making of Mickey Mouse to the opening of Galaxy's Edge. We first see Walt Disney during his childhood, then we go the making of Oswald and the process of him losing him. We then transition to the making of Mickey Mouse and the making of Snow White. We then go through the Golden Age of Disney through the making of Pinocchio and Bambi. We then go through the making of Disneyland and the release of Sleeping Beauty. We then go through the expansions of Disneyland and the planning of Disney World. We then transition to the original version of Epcot and the passing of Walt Disney. We enter the unload area and exit into a Mickey Mouse gift shop.
To the left is the town's courthouse and fire station where you can explore these areas and find hidden details of the story of this land. As you enter the Main Street, we reach a crossroad. When we go forward we can go inside of the Emporium and purchase all forms of Disney merchandise, from the rides to the movies you can find all sorts of clothing and toys. You can also go inside the Confectionary, where you can buy all kinds of tasty and sweet treats. As you go farther into the land you see a series of smaller shops such as a ice cream parlor and a coffee shop. You can dine at Casey's Corner, where you can eat traditional food that would be served during a baseball game. Once you walk past the ice cream parlor, you can dine at Walt's Diner. You can eat traditional foods of the 1920s through the 1950s, you can dine in specific rooms based on Disney attractions Walt worked on such as Pirates Of The Caribbean or Tt's A Small World.
When you go right, you enter a park area where you can see a large theater. This is the Main Street Theater where you can watch 30 minute plays and performances of popular Disney movies and famous plays such as Hamilton or Phantom Of The Opera. Enter the theater you go through a great entrance and you can go up a flight of stairs to the 2nd floor or stay on the first floor. You enter a large theater with red carpets and red seats. Once you sit down you can see large lights and a band in front of the stage. The shows will use a whole slew of special effects such as pyro and water.
When you go right you enter Edison Square. You can watch Harness The Lightning, a show which showed how Edison made the lightbulb. We enter through an electrical power station and enter the theater. This is an animatronic show that goes through Edison's life and the making of the lightbulb. The show would kind of be a version of Great Moments With Mr. Lincoln but have Lincoln replaced with Edison. As we go past the electrical station, we enter a town that was built by Edison as a city built from the ground up using funds from the lightbulb.
Main Street actually holds the lore of the Magic Kingdom. That's right the park actually has a story, a first for Disney parks. When the mansion was built the governor who lived there worked with Thomas Edison to build a town using the funds from the lightbulb. The town started to grow and a Main Street and a theater were built to expand the land. Then a urban explorer founded the S. E. A. and built a outpost in the swamp. A carnival opened up north of the land with a carousel and flat rides. Then during the space race they built a miniature space ship with a museum built east of the land. Then during the 1970s an event happened parts of the town started to disappear and the people who lived there a long with it. The swamp outpost turned into a jungle and pirate haven. The mansion area turned into several places in America such as a desert landscape and a sprawling city. The carnival turned into a place where several fictional characters turned to life and lived together. The spaceship turned into a entire land of the future. The only place that stayed pretty much intact was Main Street and the people who were left decided to adapt and over the decades they figured out that they were immortal. This is the story of the Magic Kingdom.
Next post will be Adventureland
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Bryan_the_Imagineer
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Cool, is the Walt Disney attraction a theater show like One Man's Dream or an omnimover dark ride?
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OmniMover dark ride
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Adventureland
Once you enter Adventureland through the plaza, you can see lush forests, cascading waterfalls, and temple ruins. The first thing you see when you enter the land is an abandoned temple with what looks like a wooden track going around. Plants are growing through the cracks of the temple and torches are beckoning you to go inside and explore the Temple of Sorrow. Once you enter through an entrance you go through the Temple of Sorrow, you go through the temple's rooms and find more clues to what happened here. We are told that the tracks were made as a faster way to go through the forest and other temples. Once we enter the loading area we board what looks like mine carts and exit through a break in the wall. We go though the forest and through other temples and we make an uncanny appearance through the world famous jungle cruise. Once were done exploring the forest we enter the unload area through a different temple.Once we exit the temple we can see what looks like a ruined fortress opposite of the temple. It turns out the native people were killed by a conquistador. For this violent act the conquistador and his men were cursed for all eternity. The fortress was abandoned and now has been taken over by the local plant life and now has been taken over by S. E. A. as an outpost for their operations. We can dine in the fortress in the Fortress Canteen. We can eat local Spanish and Native American cuisine.
Once past the fortress and the Temple we can see a treehouse in a great jungle. We can go up the treehouse and see the rooms of the Swiss Family Treehouse. We can see the bedrooms, kitchen, and have a scenic view of Adventureland.
When we go past the treehouse we hear traditional Latin American music and we see a market place where we can purchase merchandise from all the attractions and the S. E. A. We can also watch shows at a stage in the middle of the marketplace with dancing animatronic plants and dancing water fountains.
We go past the market place, a 2-story building rises above the lush rainforest. We are now at the world famous Jungle Cruise. Once we enter the building we go through the skippers station going through rooms and see artifacts collected by the skippers. Once we enter our boat we exit and go through all the famous rivers of the world such as the Amazon and the Nile with new and improved animatronics. If you choose you can go inside the watchtower that stands high above the cruise where you can see the boats going across the entire ride and gives you an excellent view of Adventureland.
You see a tiki hut which read The Tiki Tiki Tiki Room. You can see bird cages outside of it which appear to be talking. You wait outside the door where a waterfall resides where two birds talk amongst each other. We enter and hear multiple birds talking. Then out of nowhere the birds start singing in the tiki tiki tiki room. Then a powerful pacific goddess tells the birds to stop this foolishness. The birds tell the goddess to have some fun in her life and then she starts singing along as well. When you exit you can have a refreshing dole whip.
After the tiki room we can smell the scent of sea water and pirate music. We enter a Spanish town with balconies where at some parts of the day see people in there and coming outside. We can dine in Tortuga Tavern. We can eat Caribbean cuisine from Hati and Jamaica.
From the town we can see a looming Spanish Fortress over the area. This is Pirates of The Caribbean: Castillo Del Morro. We enter through the gates and go through the fortress grounds going past fields and a storage house. Once we enter the fortress we go through the armory, canteen, and war room. We enter the loading area through the dock built inside the fort. We go out of the fort in the darkness of night. We then see a pirate ship start to attack the fort and the town. We then go throughout the town while the pirates ransack the place. We the see a pirate ship go in front of us and fires their cannons. We then take a drop and go down to Davy Jones locker. We see sunken ships and sea life. Then out of a rocky outcropping we see the kraken and it starts swimming towards us. We then go down another drop and we see a naval battle going on between the Pirates and the British navy. We then head into a pirate town and go through the town. We see a jail cell where British and Spanish soldiers and sailors locked up. We then see the pirate lords in the treasure room celebrating. We exit into a pirate shack and into a swamp.
When we exit the pirate shack we enter what looks like a swamp. We can see a lagoon with what looks like a pirate ship in the middle with jagged rocks surrounding the ship. Inside the pirate ship are cannon that will occasionally go off at the fortress. We can go inside the captains cabin and crew quarters.
While we go around the lagoon we first go past a pirate watchtower with a prison under it, where you can get a nice view of the lagoon. We then go into a market where pirates merchandise are sold. We then see an opening in the clearing but choose to keep on going forward. We then go past pirate shore defenses with cannons and more watch towers. We then see an abandoned swamp outpost with shacks and a beached pirate ship.
Inside the clearing we can see what looks like a pirates theater. We enter through the entrance and go through the theater and through the booths. We then enter the loading area and go on a musical dark ride. We go through all the different pirate songs, sea shanties, and theater shows. We exit through the back entrance of the theater.
Once you enter between pirates and jungle cruise you can the fortress walls start to disappear and lush forest and temple ruins take its place. We are now at Vulcania, you can see what looks like a volcano in the distance with a lagoon in the middle of the land.
If we choose to go left we see what looks like a sailing academy and museum with the nautilus in front of the academy. You can dine inside the nautilus premium dining hall where you eat all different kinds of seafood from all the way to the pacific to the Indian Ocean. We enter 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea through the buildings entrance and we go through all the different exhibits and rooms of the museum. We enter the pre-show through the manager’s office. We see Captain Nemo and he tells us that there was a sailing expedition to the bottom of the ocean and he has lost contact with them. We board submarines that can fit 4 people. We exit the building and start going deeper into the ocean. We a see host of different sites such as great coral reef and the titanic. We then see the missing sub but it appears no one is in it. We then hear a rumble behind us and see a giant squid behind us. The squid attacks us and Captain Nemo tells us to get out of there. We then quickly begin our accent making our way from the deeper parts of the ocean to the surface. We then feel a tug on the submarine as the squid try’s to take us back down. We then hear the call of a sperm whale and the squid quickly makes it way back to the deep. We then exit the ride through the gift shop on the left.
As you get closer to the volcanic mountain you can see an abandoned mining town where you can ride Journey To The Center Of The Earth. You enter the ride from an abandoned mine and through the tunnels. We then enter a mining station where we board mining vehicles. We then leave the station when we start going to the center of the earth. We start going through tunnels and lava pits. We then encounter a lava and rock monster and starts chasing us through the center of the earth. We then trick the monster into going into the worlds core and gets completely incinerated. We exit the ride through an abandoned building.
Once you exit the ride, you can enter the mining village. There is a lava fountain in the middle of the land. Merchandise can be bought in the stores.
In front of the mountain there is an expedition outpost. You can dine in an observatory where at night you can have a great view of the stars. Opposite of that is another observatory when during the night the roof opens up and you can see different stars and solar systems. You can buy discovery bay merchandise.
After leaving the town you can see the looming mountain that seems to have fire coming out of it. This is Fire Mountain. We through an opening in the mountain. We go through the different caverns with lava coming out of the cracks and molten rock covering the walls. We enter the loading into specifically designed to withstand the heat. We exit the station and go through the mountain and dodge lava falls and caverns. Then we run into a large fire eagle. We get chased around the mountain and have an outdoor portion of the ride when we go out of the top of the ride. We escape the eagle and enter the unloading area. We exit the ride through an old museum.
As we walk towards a ridge we see a blimp jetting out. This is Around The World In 30 Days. We enter through an old airport. We go through all the rooms which shows us what the purpose of the blimp. We enter the simulator from a launch station. We go all around the world. From the Great Wall to The Eiffel Tower. We exit the ride through a back entrance.
Going past the blimp we can dine at the Firework Factory, where we can eat explosive dish’s. You can eat in different rooms of different fireworks.
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Thanks for noticing
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MickeyMouse10
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Great ideas!
I like the inclusion of Jules Verne's stories. That would make it vastly different than other Adventurelands.
I like the inclusion of Jules Verne's stories. That would make it vastly different than other Adventurelands.
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The next post is Freedomland
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FreedomLand
Once you go past Plunder Lagoon you can see the swamp transition into New Orleans style architecture. You can dine at Tiana's Place, where you can eat traditional New Orleans foods. As you go past Tiana's Place, you see New Orleans style buildings where people sometimes go on the balcony and wave to guests. You find a New Orleans style theater, this is The Country Animal Jamboree. You watch different country animals sing traditional country songs and country versions of Disney songs. You can try your aim at the FreedomLand Shooting Arcade.
As you continue down towards thunder mountain, you see a what looks like a boat on top of a swampy mountain, this is Tiana's Bayou Adventure. As you go under the train station you go through a bayou with an abandoned mill and crawfish cooking facility. We then enter caverns where we can see shadows slowly following us around. We exit the caverns and enter our boats. We go through more caverns and go up or first lift hill. We go across a bayou and enter a shack where we can see shadows following us and here rustling and things falling. We go across another bayou and we see some animals singing and dancing to Jazz and Big Band. In front of another lift hill we see 7 small animals across a log. We go down another lift hill and go into a forest and we see animals singing and dancing traditional big band songs and from The Princess and The Frog. We see Tiana, Naveen, and Louis going across the bayou with fire fly's following them. We then see Mama Odie using her magic to bring the plants to life and they start singing. We then go through underground where we see shadows all around and as we go up a lift hill we see the ghost of Dr. Facilier. We then go down the 50-foot drop through the bottom of the boat. As we go through a swamp and back into the mountain. We then see a riverboat with a lot of animals and guess what there singing Zip A Dee Do Da. We then see Tiana waving at us as we enter the unload area.
As you leave the swamp behind you see a larger Thunder Mountain with buttes reaching almost as high as the castle with a railroad going around the mountain. We enter a mining station where we see all the different rooms of the station. We then go down into the mining caverns where there will be fan's so you don't get hot. We then enter into the main mining area at the base of the mountain and get into our trains. We exit the loading station as we go on the wildest ride in the wilderness. We go through all the caverns under the mountains and we go straight down and quickly go up again. We make rounds outside the mountains circling the main butte, we then go into an old mining town which looks like has been destroyed by a land slide. The story of the mountain is that an oil baron had found oil and started digging, but he dug too far and the mountain started collapsing on itself. We exit through a rocky exit with mining buildings, where you can purchase thunder mountain merchandise.
As we go past the Frontier Land Train Station, we can see the trees of the south to the rocky west. We can see the town of Thunder Mesa, an old western town that was built outside of the thunder mountain that was built with the money made by the oil that was found. As we go through the land you can have lunch and dinner at the Frontier BBQ. While you eat you can watch a stage show with traditional BBQ foods such as ribs or barbecue chicken.
You see a large rock formation where a bucket system going in and out of the formation this is Western River Expedition. You enter the ride from what looks like a watchtower. As we go we can see people in gondolas as they go inside the formation. As we get in the bucket we enter the formation and see rainbow cavers all around the gondola. We enter the load area and get in our boats. We enter an old western town where we can see a lot of life around the town. We go up a lift hill and see what looks like bandits in the distance as we go down the drop. We enter the Colorado river and go through the nature and rock work. We see a stick up of a wagon in a valley and they see us. They chase us through the valley and when they are about to catch us, we go down a large drop that you can see outside the attraction. We exit through an old manor that the oil baron once lived in, we can also explore the manor if we so choose.
Once you cross the bride to the other side of the land you can start to see Mexican buildings. You go through Southern Texas styled buildings where you can buy merchandise. As we farther in the land it now transitions to Cuban style buildings where you can dine at La Havana, you can eat Cuban cuisine. Finally the building’s transition to Southern Californian buildings where there is a several small building that sell local Mexican food.
When we get closer to the end of the area, we can see a large cathedral with a cemetery surrounding it, this is Coco: The Land Of The Dead. As we walk through the cemetery we see graves of famous people from the film. Once we enter the cathedral we go through a memorial of Ernesto Del A Cruz and enter the loading area. This is an omni mover ride system. We exit the ride and go through Coco's town, we go through the marketplace, the neighborhood, and the memorial of Ernesto Del A Cruz. We then through a grave of Mama Coco and transition to the Land Of The Dead. We go across the bridge and enter the ticketing area. We go around the city looking at the architecture of the city and we see Coco performing a concert at a stage. We then go down to the slums and sewers of the city, where we can see Coco in the distance asking for volunteers for the concert. We then go into the massive theater where Coco is hosting his concert, we see different skeletons using instruments and singing remember me. We then see Pepita flying through the sky and landing on the stage. The entire band waves at the guests. We then enter back into the cathedral and exit through a Coco memorial.
We leave the Spanish style buildings behind and transition to rustic and wood buildings of the 1700s. As we go through this part of FreedomLand we can how our country expanded west of the Appalachian Mountains. We enter an American settlement where American explores set up camp outside of the Appalachian Mountains in Kentucky. We can purchase old America merchandise in rustic cabins. If you choose to go left you can see an Indian encampment, where there are teepees and a stage in the middle of the land where Native American performers can show their culture. We can also see wooden manor where we can explore all the rooms and the underground tunnels.
We see mountain ridge that seems to look like a group of Native Americans, this is the Native American Adventure. We enter through an abandoned Native American settlement and go inside of the mountain. We go through the caverns and tunnels of the mountain. We enter the loading area and board our rafts. We go through a tunnel that has Native American cave paintings that show the history of the tribe. We then go down a drop and go through a forest. As we go past a corner we can see a Native American settlement, we see the Americans talking with the Native Americans. We then go down another drop and we see the settlement on fire and we see an American fort in the distance. We then transition to the trail of tears and the Native Americans getting forced out of their lands. We then go down a drop and transition into the 1940s during WW2. We a mixed army platoon with all races fighting beside each other. We then go to the Snyder act, where Native Americans were given the right to vote. We then go down another drop and transition to the modern day. We enter the unload area and exit through a rocky exit.
We go from the Rustic buildings to the city streets. You see a sprawling San Francisco with the iconic Steiner Street houses. We can dine at The Garden Of Eat'n. Where you can eat all kinds of food from San Francisco from famous restaurants. As we through the sprawling city we can buy merchandise from all of our favorite movies with this land being the main place where you can buy movie merchandise. We can walk into the famous Steiner Street houses and explore all the different rooms of the house.
In the middle of the land, we see a race track this is Racing Through The City. As we enter the raceway, we go through all the different rooms that show racing legends and their cars. We board our cars and start driving around the track. We the take a sharp turn and move onto a busy road dodging cars. We then go onto the highway and we really pick up speed. We then go across roads, dodging cars, and buildings. We then fly across the beach and going past the hotels. We then head back to the racetrack and enter the unload area. We exit through a racing museum.
Once you go past Plunder Lagoon you can see the swamp transition into New Orleans style architecture. You can dine at Tiana's Place, where you can eat traditional New Orleans foods. As you go past Tiana's Place, you see New Orleans style buildings where people sometimes go on the balcony and wave to guests. You find a New Orleans style theater, this is The Country Animal Jamboree. You watch different country animals sing traditional country songs and country versions of Disney songs. You can try your aim at the FreedomLand Shooting Arcade.
As you continue down towards thunder mountain, you see a what looks like a boat on top of a swampy mountain, this is Tiana's Bayou Adventure. As you go under the train station you go through a bayou with an abandoned mill and crawfish cooking facility. We then enter caverns where we can see shadows slowly following us around. We exit the caverns and enter our boats. We go through more caverns and go up or first lift hill. We go across a bayou and enter a shack where we can see shadows following us and here rustling and things falling. We go across another bayou and we see some animals singing and dancing to Jazz and Big Band. In front of another lift hill we see 7 small animals across a log. We go down another lift hill and go into a forest and we see animals singing and dancing traditional big band songs and from The Princess and The Frog. We see Tiana, Naveen, and Louis going across the bayou with fire fly's following them. We then see Mama Odie using her magic to bring the plants to life and they start singing. We then go through underground where we see shadows all around and as we go up a lift hill we see the ghost of Dr. Facilier. We then go down the 50-foot drop through the bottom of the boat. As we go through a swamp and back into the mountain. We then see a riverboat with a lot of animals and guess what there singing Zip A Dee Do Da. We then see Tiana waving at us as we enter the unload area.
As you leave the swamp behind you see a larger Thunder Mountain with buttes reaching almost as high as the castle with a railroad going around the mountain. We enter a mining station where we see all the different rooms of the station. We then go down into the mining caverns where there will be fan's so you don't get hot. We then enter into the main mining area at the base of the mountain and get into our trains. We exit the loading station as we go on the wildest ride in the wilderness. We go through all the caverns under the mountains and we go straight down and quickly go up again. We make rounds outside the mountains circling the main butte, we then go into an old mining town which looks like has been destroyed by a land slide. The story of the mountain is that an oil baron had found oil and started digging, but he dug too far and the mountain started collapsing on itself. We exit through a rocky exit with mining buildings, where you can purchase thunder mountain merchandise.
As we go past the Frontier Land Train Station, we can see the trees of the south to the rocky west. We can see the town of Thunder Mesa, an old western town that was built outside of the thunder mountain that was built with the money made by the oil that was found. As we go through the land you can have lunch and dinner at the Frontier BBQ. While you eat you can watch a stage show with traditional BBQ foods such as ribs or barbecue chicken.
You see a large rock formation where a bucket system going in and out of the formation this is Western River Expedition. You enter the ride from what looks like a watchtower. As we go we can see people in gondolas as they go inside the formation. As we get in the bucket we enter the formation and see rainbow cavers all around the gondola. We enter the load area and get in our boats. We enter an old western town where we can see a lot of life around the town. We go up a lift hill and see what looks like bandits in the distance as we go down the drop. We enter the Colorado river and go through the nature and rock work. We see a stick up of a wagon in a valley and they see us. They chase us through the valley and when they are about to catch us, we go down a large drop that you can see outside the attraction. We exit through an old manor that the oil baron once lived in, we can also explore the manor if we so choose.
Once you cross the bride to the other side of the land you can start to see Mexican buildings. You go through Southern Texas styled buildings where you can buy merchandise. As we farther in the land it now transitions to Cuban style buildings where you can dine at La Havana, you can eat Cuban cuisine. Finally the building’s transition to Southern Californian buildings where there is a several small building that sell local Mexican food.
When we get closer to the end of the area, we can see a large cathedral with a cemetery surrounding it, this is Coco: The Land Of The Dead. As we walk through the cemetery we see graves of famous people from the film. Once we enter the cathedral we go through a memorial of Ernesto Del A Cruz and enter the loading area. This is an omni mover ride system. We exit the ride and go through Coco's town, we go through the marketplace, the neighborhood, and the memorial of Ernesto Del A Cruz. We then through a grave of Mama Coco and transition to the Land Of The Dead. We go across the bridge and enter the ticketing area. We go around the city looking at the architecture of the city and we see Coco performing a concert at a stage. We then go down to the slums and sewers of the city, where we can see Coco in the distance asking for volunteers for the concert. We then go into the massive theater where Coco is hosting his concert, we see different skeletons using instruments and singing remember me. We then see Pepita flying through the sky and landing on the stage. The entire band waves at the guests. We then enter back into the cathedral and exit through a Coco memorial.
We leave the Spanish style buildings behind and transition to rustic and wood buildings of the 1700s. As we go through this part of FreedomLand we can how our country expanded west of the Appalachian Mountains. We enter an American settlement where American explores set up camp outside of the Appalachian Mountains in Kentucky. We can purchase old America merchandise in rustic cabins. If you choose to go left you can see an Indian encampment, where there are teepees and a stage in the middle of the land where Native American performers can show their culture. We can also see wooden manor where we can explore all the rooms and the underground tunnels.
We see mountain ridge that seems to look like a group of Native Americans, this is the Native American Adventure. We enter through an abandoned Native American settlement and go inside of the mountain. We go through the caverns and tunnels of the mountain. We enter the loading area and board our rafts. We go through a tunnel that has Native American cave paintings that show the history of the tribe. We then go down a drop and go through a forest. As we go past a corner we can see a Native American settlement, we see the Americans talking with the Native Americans. We then go down another drop and we see the settlement on fire and we see an American fort in the distance. We then transition to the trail of tears and the Native Americans getting forced out of their lands. We then go down a drop and transition into the 1940s during WW2. We a mixed army platoon with all races fighting beside each other. We then go to the Snyder act, where Native Americans were given the right to vote. We then go down another drop and transition to the modern day. We enter the unload area and exit through a rocky exit.
We go from the Rustic buildings to the city streets. You see a sprawling San Francisco with the iconic Steiner Street houses. We can dine at The Garden Of Eat'n. Where you can eat all kinds of food from San Francisco from famous restaurants. As we through the sprawling city we can buy merchandise from all of our favorite movies with this land being the main place where you can buy movie merchandise. We can walk into the famous Steiner Street houses and explore all the different rooms of the house.
In the middle of the land, we see a race track this is Racing Through The City. As we enter the raceway, we go through all the different rooms that show racing legends and their cars. We board our cars and start driving around the track. We the take a sharp turn and move onto a busy road dodging cars. We then go onto the highway and we really pick up speed. We then go across roads, dodging cars, and buildings. We then fly across the beach and going past the hotels. We then head back to the racetrack and enter the unload area. We exit through a racing museum.
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So I accidentally submitted freedomland to early so the land isn’t complete yet, I still need to do Tom Sawyer or should I say country bear island. I do need some ideas for the dark ride I was maybe thinking a suspended dark ride or trackless dark ride.
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Also a little preview haunted mansion will be turned into a water ride
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I absolutely love zip a dee do da and I feel like if I could not get splash mountain back, I just want the song back
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You know I have always had a problem with the Astro orbiter. I feel like it could have been so much better, I’m not saying replacing it with the rocket jets at Shanghai. The planets can move around in circles and around the guests. The rockets could also go up and down with the station itself spins slowly too. Also I think a new pathway from Main Street to Tomorrowland should be made. With the entrance between the carousel of progress and buzz light year.
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Country Bear island
As you get on your raft, a cast member will transport you to country Bear Island. As you exit your raft and enter the dock, you can choose whether to go left or right. If you choose to go left, you can explore old buildings such as the windmill or an old estate, where you can buy country bear jamboree merch and the country bear catacombs. As you go on the pontoon bridge and cross to the other island. You can see a looming Fort in the distance on a hill. When you enter the fort, you can explore the towers and fort defenses. You can also explore the kitchen, bedrooms, and training room. There are catacombs and mines going all across the island, ready for you to explore.
If you choose to go right, you can see a makeshift theater in the distance. As we enter the queue of Country Bear Adventure, we go through the forest, where the country bears would play their songs and go past a warehouse where their instruments are stored. As we enter the makeshift theater we can hear lots of noise from the bears, running around and playing music. As we enter the load area and board our vehicles, we exit through the backstage entrance. We then see the country bears performing on stage with the audience cheering them on. We then see the country bears getting kicked out of their old theater by the country animals. We then see them going all across the land and the park but could not find any place to set up their show. We then see them going across the rivers of America and landing on Tom Sawyer’s island. We see them starting to build their theater, with the theater constantly falling down. We then see the theater finally be built. We then see the bears finally performing their new show.
As you get on your raft, a cast member will transport you to country Bear Island. As you exit your raft and enter the dock, you can choose whether to go left or right. If you choose to go left, you can explore old buildings such as the windmill or an old estate, where you can buy country bear jamboree merch and the country bear catacombs. As you go on the pontoon bridge and cross to the other island. You can see a looming Fort in the distance on a hill. When you enter the fort, you can explore the towers and fort defenses. You can also explore the kitchen, bedrooms, and training room. There are catacombs and mines going all across the island, ready for you to explore.
If you choose to go right, you can see a makeshift theater in the distance. As we enter the queue of Country Bear Adventure, we go through the forest, where the country bears would play their songs and go past a warehouse where their instruments are stored. As we enter the makeshift theater we can hear lots of noise from the bears, running around and playing music. As we enter the load area and board our vehicles, we exit through the backstage entrance. We then see the country bears performing on stage with the audience cheering them on. We then see the country bears getting kicked out of their old theater by the country animals. We then see them going all across the land and the park but could not find any place to set up their show. We then see them going across the rivers of America and landing on Tom Sawyer’s island. We see them starting to build their theater, with the theater constantly falling down. We then see the theater finally be built. We then see the bears finally performing their new show.
cdunlap
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So is this a series of tunnels lined with skinless animatronic bear parts?