Well I was reading and commenting in The Adventurer's thread, and it made me dust off my old plans and work on them. I think I've made a pretty good park. I'm just gonna give you guys a quick overview of my park. Most of my lands have two or more sub-lands. I'm just giving a short backstory here, I'll have the enlogated ones when I explain each land in detail. Let me know what you think.
Toontropolis
This is my Toontown-like are of the park. There are two sub-lands here; Metropolis and Toontown.
Metropolis. This sprwling toon city is the wacky capital of the world. It's home to one of the park's E-tickets: The Incredibles' Adventure. Take a thrilling spin through the scenes of the Pixar movie The Incredibles. It is also home to those zany Muppets and Muppet Vision 3-D.
Toontown. This is the suburb of Metropolis, and is where all your favorite characters live. Here you can take a tour of the classics' houses. Even Scrouge McDuck has opened his mansion for an open house. This is also the home of Goofy's Candy Company, a spinning wild mouse attraction.
Adventureland
The biggest of all the lands in my park. 4 sub-lands.
Port Royal. You enter Adventureland through the port city of Port Royal. From here you can travel to the other lands of adventure.
Skull Island. This is the home of buccaneers from far and wide. You need to take a raft from Port Royal to get here. Home to a new form of Pirates of the Carribean, a huge E-ticket attraction. You can also find Peter Pan's Flight and Captain Hook's Caverns here.
Explorer's Camp. Deep in the jungle, there rests a camp for weary travelers run by enthusiastic, but bumbling tour guides. They run tours of the mystic rivers of the jungle. There is also a supposed haunted house deep in the overgrowth...
Sands of Arabia. The sands of the desert make you think your seeing things, but you actually are in Indiana Jones's base camp. Here you can help Indy in Indiana Jones and the Wrath of Anubis or esplore the world of Agrabah in The Adventures of Aladdin.
Well that's all for now. Most of my attractions are original, even the ones that are classics have updates/changes. I'll finish explaing the basics soon. Comments?
Toontropolis
This is my Toontown-like are of the park. There are two sub-lands here; Metropolis and Toontown.
Metropolis. This sprwling toon city is the wacky capital of the world. It's home to one of the park's E-tickets: The Incredibles' Adventure. Take a thrilling spin through the scenes of the Pixar movie The Incredibles. It is also home to those zany Muppets and Muppet Vision 3-D.
Toontown. This is the suburb of Metropolis, and is where all your favorite characters live. Here you can take a tour of the classics' houses. Even Scrouge McDuck has opened his mansion for an open house. This is also the home of Goofy's Candy Company, a spinning wild mouse attraction.
Adventureland
The biggest of all the lands in my park. 4 sub-lands.
Port Royal. You enter Adventureland through the port city of Port Royal. From here you can travel to the other lands of adventure.
Skull Island. This is the home of buccaneers from far and wide. You need to take a raft from Port Royal to get here. Home to a new form of Pirates of the Carribean, a huge E-ticket attraction. You can also find Peter Pan's Flight and Captain Hook's Caverns here.
Explorer's Camp. Deep in the jungle, there rests a camp for weary travelers run by enthusiastic, but bumbling tour guides. They run tours of the mystic rivers of the jungle. There is also a supposed haunted house deep in the overgrowth...
Sands of Arabia. The sands of the desert make you think your seeing things, but you actually are in Indiana Jones's base camp. Here you can help Indy in Indiana Jones and the Wrath of Anubis or esplore the world of Agrabah in The Adventures of Aladdin.
Well that's all for now. Most of my attractions are original, even the ones that are classics have updates/changes. I'll finish explaing the basics soon. Comments?