If you give credit to the person it was inspired from and it's not an exact copy I'm fine with it
Well, technically the user based their concept on an official concept art. I even found the artwork they used for their idea from 2011 article on ITM.
Credit to Ideal Buildout for the inspiration of an expanded The Little Mermaid ride and the restaurant in the castle. The POTC drop and the Duck Roundabout flat ride were of my own inventions.Voyage of the Little MermaidReplacing the unfortunate 20K Leagues, Voyage of the Little Mermaid brings the enchanting story of Ariel on to guests on a boat ride. This boat ride offers state of the art effects and AAs and a POTC scale drop into an open-air lagoon, complete with picturesque views of Prince Eric's castle and the unique rockwork. The new ride would come as part of a package of sorts with a TS restaurant in the castle and a Duck Roundabout with Flounder and his colorful friends.
Bonus: The Proposal
This would be a very interesting attraction - themed around the holiday cult classic film. Overall I think an NBC ride is something that could potentially fit all year round
A classic entry and one that would very easily fit into Fantasyland during this time. Nice choiceBelle's Enchanted JourneyReplacing the 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Submarine Voyage is this brand new omnimover dark ride, bringing guests into the Beast's castle aboard magic carriages as they witness the magic in a "tale as old as time" as Belle and the Beast fall in love, told with state of the art animatronics and special effects.
Bonus: The Adventures of Raggedy Ann
Ooh I really like this one - Robin Hood was one of my underrated favorite films growing up, and I could see this easily ushering in a new style of the Fantasyland Forest in the years to come.
This attraction seems more elaborate than the one we got in 2012, and I think could have given Fantasyland a proper E-ticket it deserves.The Little Mermaid: Ariels’s VoyageReplacing the unfortunately aged 20K Leagues, Voyage of the Little Mermaid brings the enchanting story of Ariel on to guests on a boat ride set mostly indoors in two show buildings. This boat ride offers state of the art effects and AAs and bears witness to Giant Ursula’s demise followed by a POTC scale drop into an open-air lagoon; complete with picturesque views of Prince Eric's castle and the unique landscaping; and into the finale show building with Ariel’s wedding and King Triton’s blessing, passing underneath the rainbow before entering the unloading station. The new ride would come as part of a package of sorts with a TS restaurant in the castle, Prince Eric’s Village Market for TLM themed apparel, toys, gifts, houseware, and refreshments and a Duck Roundabout with Flounder and his colorful friends.
Bonus: The Proposal
This is a little early for its time with the trackless dark ride - but I think is close enough to count right before Hunny Hunt. Overall this would be a fun addition to fantasyland and one that would give Cinderella especially her first true dark ride attraction.
