itsy bitsy spider
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Instead of Mickey, it would make it vastly different than any Mickey attraction.
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Mickeyville - A new land in Disneyland Paris
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Instead of Mickey, it would make it vastly different than any Mickey attraction.
I don't understand what you're trying to say.
englanddg
One Little Spark...
The corner? (winks)
I don't understand.
englanddg
One Little Spark...
Twas a joke.
I don't get it.
itsy bitsy spider
Well-Known Member
I laid it out perfectly in my first post.
Instead of doing a Mickey ride, you could do an Oswald ride. It's never been done before and would be unique to your park.
I like the idea of replicating Toontown, though. Tokyo's Toontown is (or at least was) a duplicate, too.
Sorry to bump up an old thread, but I had read an article about how a Toontown-like area would not be able to physically fit, much less with Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway: https://thedisinsider.com/2022/08/11/why-disneyland-paris-deserves-mickey-minnies-runaway-railway/.
It talks about how it would be impossible to build the land, complete with Runaway Railway, without having to sacrifice, say, the Alice maze, Storybook Land and Casey Jr. The reason that parcel of land was proposed is because of its proximity to a preexisting Mickey meet-n-greet. But I don't want to sacrifice the Alice maze, Storybook Land and Casey Jr. just to make room for a Toontown.
And before you suggest that I put it in the Studios park instead, it's in the process of getting some much needed help, but in the meantime, Disneyland Paris is kind of being neglected. In fact, I don't believe Disneyland Paris has gotten anything worthwhile since the Buzz Lightyear ride in 2006, and even then it replaced something else.
I suppose I could put it beyond the train tracks like they do in Disneyland, but I don't know what that big building is in the back there, in yellow:
Does anyone know what that is?
It talks about how it would be impossible to build the land, complete with Runaway Railway, without having to sacrifice, say, the Alice maze, Storybook Land and Casey Jr. The reason that parcel of land was proposed is because of its proximity to a preexisting Mickey meet-n-greet. But I don't want to sacrifice the Alice maze, Storybook Land and Casey Jr. just to make room for a Toontown.
And before you suggest that I put it in the Studios park instead, it's in the process of getting some much needed help, but in the meantime, Disneyland Paris is kind of being neglected. In fact, I don't believe Disneyland Paris has gotten anything worthwhile since the Buzz Lightyear ride in 2006, and even then it replaced something else.
I suppose I could put it beyond the train tracks like they do in Disneyland, but I don't know what that big building is in the back there, in yellow:
Does anyone know what that is?