Mickey's Mad House (or something similar) for WDW's Magic Kingdom

mharrington

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One of the many, many abandoned concepts for Disneyland is this: Mickey's Mad House, which would have been part of the abandoned Dumbo's Circusland back in 1976. According to Davelandblog: "Dumbo's Circusland [was to feature] 'Mickey's Madhouse' - essentially a wild mouse roller coaster in a dark ride environment, set in the world of early black-and-white Mickey Mouse cartoons (think of the former Mulholland Madness at Disney California Adventure, but indoors, with no clear view of where the track ahead was going)." Wikipedia simply says, "A funhouse adventure featuring clowns and such." But of course, Dumbo's Circusland never came to be, thanks to it being part of Discovery Bay, based on "The Island At the Top of the World", a movie which just plain flopped at the box office.

But now, Storybook Circus is being added as part of WDW's Magic Kingdom (in the spot that used to be Mickey's Toontown Fair), which may be as close a thing to Dumbo's Circusland as we're going to get. Anyway, I think to compensate for the loss of Toontown Fair (and the loss of an opportunity to build Goofy's Motor Mania, a ride I thought of in the style of Mr. Toad/Roger Rabbit), I think we should add Mickey's Madhouse to Storybook Circus.

Actually, this idea of Mickey's Madhouse is a kind of plan B for another idea I had, which is another version of Toontown, its own thread subject, by the way (http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showthread.php?t=715729). Anyway, my idea for Mickey's Madhouse would be more of a general dark ride. This version will remove the coaster aspect, for two reasons: first, there is a wild mouse coaster at the Animal Kingdom (Primeval Whirl); and second, there will be several new coasters added to the Magic Kingdom already (okay, one new one will be added, but still...). This new version of the ride will improve on the Mickey cartoon aspect by not just doing black and white Mickey shorts, but also some color ones; it will basically be about Mickey in the 1930s.

So what do you think of my idea?
 

MA Screamin'

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Interesting! I have something to go along with that, maybe Mickey's a sort of "ringmaster" his act goes horribly wrong, or does go off topic of the "Madhouse"?
 

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