rosebud's mom
Active Member
I seem to remember a thread of discussion a while back about a Tower of Terror/Haunted Mansion type resort. Supposedly there were to be rooms available that were "haunted". I'd definitely try that out !!
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New WDW Resort
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SteveUK
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How about a villians themed resort that could be built outside Disney property right between WDW and Universal, and then when Disney buy Universal, the resort would be linked to both by monorail.
Sorry, I cant help the natural sarcastic streak!
It's hard to think of a new area that hasn't really been covered by the other resorts already. Maybe a new futuristic theme, with a similar idea to the Contemporary, except one that is kept right up to date. As much as I like the Contemporary, it has been allowed to slip in the last few years.
Sorry, I cant help the natural sarcastic streak!
It's hard to think of a new area that hasn't really been covered by the other resorts already. Maybe a new futuristic theme, with a similar idea to the Contemporary, except one that is kept right up to date. As much as I like the Contemporary, it has been allowed to slip in the last few years.
Jekyll Baker
New Member
I'd say, finish Pop Century first. Then maybe try for a HM/ToT style.
nickcarraway
New Member
Two similar but different ideas:
Disney's Princess Land Resort, a moderate resort featuring four different sections based on classic Disney tales involving the princesses. There'd be Snow White's Village, where visitors stay in whisical rooms and swim in the Seven Dwarf's Mine Lagoon pool; Belle's Cheateus, where visitors can sleep in luxurious accomdations and dine at Beast's Feast buffet restaurant; Sleeping Beauty's Cottages, peaceful abodes near Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather's Wares gift shop; and Jasmine's Palace, an arabian-themed enclave feautirng The Genie's Lamp Pool and Bar. This resort would mark the first time Disney guests could actually live inside a Disney story.
Disney's Villians Village Resort, a value resort catering toward adults and teens. This place is where those infamous villians hide from the good guys. There would be five sections: Wicked, Devious, Evil, Bad and Terrible. Each building would be darker and scarier than the next with lots of secret passageways, dead-looking plants and gags. There would be three pool areas: Ursula's Playpen pool, Captain Hook's Hideaway hot tubs, and Maleficent's Cesspool and Bar. The lobby would be called the Museum of Villians and would feature lifesize statues of Disney villians. The food service would include The Wicked Queen's Wicked Food Court and Bar and Gaston's Tavern, a place for aspiring villians to get a brew.
Disney's Princess Land Resort, a moderate resort featuring four different sections based on classic Disney tales involving the princesses. There'd be Snow White's Village, where visitors stay in whisical rooms and swim in the Seven Dwarf's Mine Lagoon pool; Belle's Cheateus, where visitors can sleep in luxurious accomdations and dine at Beast's Feast buffet restaurant; Sleeping Beauty's Cottages, peaceful abodes near Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather's Wares gift shop; and Jasmine's Palace, an arabian-themed enclave feautirng The Genie's Lamp Pool and Bar. This resort would mark the first time Disney guests could actually live inside a Disney story.
Disney's Villians Village Resort, a value resort catering toward adults and teens. This place is where those infamous villians hide from the good guys. There would be five sections: Wicked, Devious, Evil, Bad and Terrible. Each building would be darker and scarier than the next with lots of secret passageways, dead-looking plants and gags. There would be three pool areas: Ursula's Playpen pool, Captain Hook's Hideaway hot tubs, and Maleficent's Cesspool and Bar. The lobby would be called the Museum of Villians and would feature lifesize statues of Disney villians. The food service would include The Wicked Queen's Wicked Food Court and Bar and Gaston's Tavern, a place for aspiring villians to get a brew.
dave2822
New Member
SteveUK said:
So true, which is exactly why, though it is nice to think about, there won't be another giant resort project for some time.
Animal Kingdom was the only area lacking of resorts, and now it features one (incredible) deluxe resort, one moderate, and three values.
Plus, there will never be a value resort built deep into their property, like around MK, and never within walking distance of the parks.
So, whenever Disney does decide another resort is needed, I'd be very interested to see where they place it.
Moustronaut
New Member
However they theme it, they should build it near the intersection of World Drive and Epcot Center Drive along the long staight stretch of monorail track. This would give WDW it's first Epcot monorail resort!
stitchcastle
Well-Known Member
psuchad said:
I love this idea
Shelmerdine72
New Member
My idea is make it a horror-themed one called the Haunted Manor and it would be a rustic sort of 1800 sort of style. The main pool would have a green light at the bottom making it rather errie. During Halloween there would be not-so-scary Halloween props and ghosts similar to those at the Haunted Mansion.
tinkish
New Member
Someone mentioned an Asian themed resort. I think that could potentially be a really great idea...a really beautiful set up...with Asian trees, plants, and buildings that look like temples, Asian restaurants...oh, and a spa would be nice too! And lets not forget that characters from Mulan would make an appearance every once in a while!
amylynn9281
New Member
I like the Hollywood Tower of Terror idea!! I hate the ride but I think a hotel like that would be kind of interesting. I also like the Princesses one.
Moustronaut
New Member
Bravesfn1 said:
And in Tokyo, The Miracosta
OliveMcFly
Well-Known Member
How about a new Epcot area resort designed after World Showcase? One resort but each area of the resort would be designed after one of the World Showcase countries.
nickcarraway
New Member
DisneyGrl85 said:
Yeah, and they could expand on that and do Mexico, Africa and the Carribean. Maybe even places here in the states like Hawaii, New Orleans, Florida, New England and the Pacific Northwest. Oh wait a second...