The Wasteland
Welcome to the Wasteland: a world torn to near destruction by nuclear warfare, and what is left of mankind is barely a shell of mankind's former glory with a sole focus on surviving rather than thriving.
This version of the Wasteland takes us into Chicago's Drake Hotel, which is currently a luxurious hotel at the end of the Magnificent Mile, but has been reinterpreted to be where some of the sane members of mankind are living in hiding.
The land is almost all indoors, and features a quick service restaurant called The Mess Hall which is hosted in the Drake's tea room (which in real life, is adjacent to the lobby) and a shop called The Stuff Shop.
To access the land's singular E-Ticket, descend the ramp into the garage beneath the hotel, where a jeep powered by literal garbage (very eco-friendly) waits to bring you to explore the nuclear wasteland that is Chicago.
In the thrilling EMV E-Ticket called Armageddon Chicago, we explore some of Chicago's most recognizable locations to try and find a new home for the citizens of Drake City, as they are running low on resources; however, most of the locations are very dangerous as Wrigley Field is being used as a gladiator tournament for savages, the shops on the Mag Mile are in chaos, and Navy Pier is overrun by a military-like faction.
Bonus One: Exorian (Exo) Darkh is the current mayor of "Drake City," and is wearing the nicest clothes (which are still tattered) of all of the survivors, which shows his elevated class which you can see when he gives you your mission in the E-Ticket.
Bonus Two: Stark Industries Workshop is a new boutique hotel where guests play the roles of CIA agents (led by Black Panther's own Moss) investigating Tony Stark for violating the Sokovia Accords.
Bonus Three: Disney's Hidden Frontier will feature immersive single-IP or no-IP lands, that are all connected via a crashed spaceship in the center.
Your proposals are first and foremost ideas you love! That’s a great way to play this game. A Mad Max version of Chicago would be an incredible theme park setting with the right budget and artistry. Needless to say it’s very, very, very, very not Disney, which might hurt your placement game-wise, but if we were developing an independent park without preexisting expectations then I’d totally want to see this land realized! One minor brilliant touch – Placing this land mostly indoors is really smart for Hong Kong, whose summer humidity regularly outdoes Florida’s.
Bonus: “You are the Mayor of Drake City, you’re the A Number One!”
Double Bonus: Iron Man was everywhere when I visited Hong Kong (likely because Iron Man Experience was their newest addition). With more Marvel coming to Tomorrowland, I can really see this working.
Groovy Bonus: +2
Groovy Bonus: +2