Overhaul-a-park

President Loki

Active Member
Universal Studios Florida Overhaul

Hollywood

The first major change would be to the back, with the pathway to Minions land being gone, instead a new ride would be constructed right there.
  • Universal’s Classic Movie Ride” Headlining dark ride, based on Universal’s classic movies and IPs. Located where Minion Mayhem and Villain Con currently preside.
  • The E.T. ride entrance is moved to Hollywood, with its entrance now being next to the Monster Makeup Show.
  • The Animal Actors Theater would be used for “Monsters Unleashed!”. An E-Ticket trackless dark ride using a canceled idea for a Monsters dark ride. The ride would focus on entering a drive-in movie where you’re transported to the world of Universal’s classic monsters.
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(New) Shrek’s Fairytale Valley

I'm not too happy with Dreamworks land, I find it very cheap, overused on meet and greets and shows, and basically has no flat rides for young children. So basically what everyone complains about is modern Disney. So this is a replacement, with more infrastructure, rides, and themed entertainment.
  • A new version of Shrek 4D was added to the land, replacing the Dreamworks Destination building.
  • A carousel would be added to the land, with fairy tale creatures "Donkey's Magical Carousel".
  • Fairytale Forest Boat Tours” A C-Ticket tugboat ride, sailing around static figures of popular fairytales. Where the Nuthouse coaster is, and similar to Voyage to the Crystal Grotto at Shanghai Disney.
  • A Puss in Boots playground, where the Shrek meet-and-greet is currently.
  • Shrek and the Mystical Adventure” D-Ticket dark ride going through the story of the first Shrek Movie. Located where Kung Fu Panda is now.

(New) Transformers - Metrobase

In between New York and Hollywood would be a new land, based on Transformers. The corridor would be given new attractions and a slight overhaul.
  • Transformers would be renamed to “Transformers: Batte for the All Spark” It just sounds better.
  • The Minion cafe would be transformed into the “Bumblebee Diner”
  • The area around Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit, would be used for “Hyperdrive” an Intamin Mega coaster themed to Transformers.

New York

Enter the new New York area, with rides and attractions themed to New York and the concrete jungle.
  • The Jimmy Fallon building would be replaced with “Ghostbusters: Phantom Pursuit” D-Ticket shooting dark ride using the same technology as Mario Kart, with the same goggles, but with a moveable blaster instead of the steering wheel.
  • Past that and behind Revenge would be Secret Life of Pets, a cloned version of the C-Ticket dark ride from Hollywood.
  • Revenge of the Mummy would be home to a new version of the E-Ticket ride KongFrontation. Utilizing new vehicles meant to be a new and improved version of the predecessor.

(New) Amity Island

Before you call me biased... I 100% am. But Jaws is one of my favorite movies and I love the ride, so of course I'd want to bring it back to Florida. With a new and improved version of the land, with Bruce as the main act.
  • The Fast & Furious area would be used for a new Jaws ride. The ride would be new and improved, with new animatronics and a new track.
  • The restaurants on the water would be rethemed to Amity Island.
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Harry Potter - Diagon Alley

Probably the best-themed land currently in the park, not a lot would be changed or added, except for a new ride. I mainly wanted to add a second one to tackle two major problems I have with the Harry Potter rides. 1, There is a no non-height requirement ride for the wizarding world. Especially with its large percentage of young fans and some who don't enjoy the thrill rides of the lands. 2 is capacity, there's no doubt that Harry Potter is the most popular land in the parks, so adding a ride that could be a capacity eater could greatly help.
  • Behind Gringotts and the retail stores, would be an entrance to a new ride “The Wizarding Expo” is a C-Ticket omni-mover dark ride dealing, going through a Wizard expo showcasing magical properties.
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(New) M.I.B. Test Facility

The land would be themed as a 50s nuclear town, but that's only the disguise cause secretly it's a testing facility for M.I.B. With the remains of World Expo being transformed into this land.
  • The abandoned Fear Factor theater would be transformed into new rides. The first is a koka arm flat ride.
  • The second would be a teacup-spinning flat ride with a generator in the middle of the ride.

(New) Hill Valley

One of the major things I've been asking for is Back to the Future to come back to the parks, mostly as a launch coaster. I love the three movies and the Delorean is probably up there with the dream cars I want to own.
  • The Kang & Kodos ride would be rethemed to BTTF, with the vehicles themed to the Delorean.
  • The Krusty’s food court would be rethemed to Lou’s Cafe.
  • A 35 ft freefall drop tower would be added to the Science Institute.
  • A new simulator would be added called “Hill Valley Transport” traveling through time, with new variations added for re-rideability.
  • “Back to the Future: Changing History” An Intamin Blitz would be added, with dark ride scenes and the coaster would go 88 mph, breaking a record for Orlando’s coasters.
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Conclusion
That would be my version of overhauling Universal Studios Florida. It's probably the Universal park that's in the biggest mess, and all the recent expansions since Diagon Alley have been cheap and more often then not rethemes. Villain Con and Dreamworks land are examples of this, and I don't even need to mention how infamously bad Super Charged is.
 

WaltWiz1901

Well-Known Member
With the original out of the way, let's explore the rest of the Disneyland Resort through my ideal lens...

Disney California Adventure

Buena Vista Street

  • The Red Car Trolley stays; no need to raze the trolley barn completely to make room for more Avengers, but maybe a relocation could be in order
  • Walt Disney’s California Adventure - besides the restaurant, the Carthay Circle is now the entrance to this C-ticket dark ride (one of a few ideas here lifted from Brian Krosnick’s buildout of the park)...

Hollywoodland

  • ...while the Disney Theater, currently home to Disney Junior Dance Party! in our real-life DCA, becomes home to a version of Hollywood Studios’ One Man’s Dream exhibition, acting as the post-show to the abovementioned dark ride
  • The Hyperion Theater is turned into a replica of the Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, like at Hollywood Studios; distinguishing it from its East Coast counterpart, it remains a theater, and this idea I had for a One Sentence Competition prompt could be one of the shows it could host inside
  • Chinese Garden - D-Zone off to the side of the Chinese Theatre
  • Muppet★Vision 3-D returns to its rightful spot in Stage 23, while the adjacent Stage 17 becomes...
  • The Great Gonzo’s Daredevil Academy - D-ticket dual-track suspended dark ride
  • A C(+)-ticket dark ride set in 1930s/1940s Hollywood replaces Mike and Sulley to the Rescue!
  • The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror could remain in its original form, acting as a better transition to...

Santa Cecilia

Avengers Campus is never built in this timeline (another concept for an Avengers/Marvel land still makes it into the DLR, but not at DCA), and another Pixar film - Coco - could usurp a bug’s land as the bridge from the last land to the next. Placed here instead of the real-life Pixar Pier is...
  • Coco’s Fiesta de los Muertos - D-ticket boat ride

Cars LandRadiator Springs

This land remains mostly the same, but with the Radiator Springs Drive-In Theatre installed where it was on the land’s model (west of Luigi’s Flying Tires, now Rollickin’ Roadsters) and with a probable name change

Grizzly Peak

  • Soarin’ Over California returns permanently
  • Ramblin’ River Run - vignettes of Humphrey the Bear and Ranger Woodlore are added to the lightly rethemed and renamed Grizzly River Run

Pacific Wharf

With Big Hero 6 already part of Tomorrowland in neighboring Disneyland, this land is left as-is

Paradise Pier

Instead of the ill-devised, ill-executed Pixar Pier, Paradise Pier retains its original name and sticks to the late 2000s/early 2010s design philosophy of feeling like an early 20th century boardwalk pier with light IP infusions here and there. New or rethemed attractions in this later phase include...
  • Roll-o-Coaster Rescue - retheme of California Screamin’
  • Tinkerschmidt’s Fabulous Funhouse - E-ticket LPS (trackless) dark ride, in the former parade warehouse building
  • Beach Picnic Spin, Melody-Go-Round, and Boardwalk Ballooning Co. - new, rethemed, and relocated B-ticket flat rides
  • Steamboat Willie - stylized version of the titular boat in the seminal short film; a spiritual successor to the S.S. rustworthy play area

@D Hulk’s magnum opus, as well as the Rancho Disney district, Villa Cielo Hotel, and additional resort infrastructure that go with it, are built pretty much exactly as described in his (brilliantly written) pitch as the Disneyland Resort’s third gate. To fulfill the higher-ups’ unwritten want for a Star Wars land somewhere in the resort, a later-year expansion brings with it...

Star Wars: Cloud City

This take on the concept - an entirely enclosed land - is based on the Original Trilogy and takes its roots from Doug’s 2015 draft of the park. Key attractions here are...
  • Duel on Cloud City - E-ticket multimedia SCOOP dark ride
  • Dragonsnake Bog - D-ticket boat ride
  • Bespin 360 - C-ticket flat ride á la Efteling’s Danse Macabre
  • Learn with Yoda - interactive show with Audio-Animatronics character
 

Evilgidgit

Well-Known Member
For the first time ever, I tackle a Universal Studios park! This may have to be split up between one or two posts as I ended up writing five pages worth for USF.

HOLLYWOOD
Let’s start off with Production Central, which just seems to be a dumping ground for random IP attractions in the vaguely studio-esque environment. I’d ditch this land so to speak, and make it part of the Hollywood area, instead reinforcing the idea we are entering a world of films and movie magic. Likewise, Transformers, the recently closed Universal Monsters café, and the Universal Music Stage Plaza are incorporated into the New York area.

Right away, I was really tempted to ditch Minion Mayhem, but decided to simply reimagine it as a dark ride rather than a motion simulator. Personally, I feel the Minions are overrated, but Despicable Me is really popular, so it deserves to stay. Here, Gru is plotting to make his own movie, and has “hired” the Minions to act as the crew. Of course, making a big production is no easy task as the Minions find out. Guests board “Grumobiles” and go on a tour through the production set as the Minions attempt to make a movie, only to lead to the expected chaos. With the final film ruined, Gru and the Minions just decide to throw a dance party and release that as the final movie. The show building could be expanded if necessary. Villain-Con Minion Blast remains in the old Shrek 4-D building.

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Hollywood Rip Ride Rocket is departing as well, so we use up some now unusued space with a smaller attraction that serves better as an opening attraction to the magic of the movies. Salute to Alfred Hitchcock appears as a golden age cinema, taking guests into a theatre house which plays a 20-minute tribute to Hitchcock’s career as the Master of Suspense, and his impact and influence upon the industry. The show could also have a few surprises, like have a live actor run through the audience as Norman Bates, or create the illusion that birds are attacking. I know that a DreamWorks property would be better fitting, but I wish to honour the studio’s filmmaking legacy, even if Orlando is more of a theme park than a movie studio.

The rest of Hollywood remains the same, though E.T. Adventure becomes a proper part of the land. The Horror Make-Up Show is sticking around too, because I feel it is quite hilarious, though perhaps mixing up the show’s variety would be a good idea, instead of sticking to the exact same routine with every sitting. Show a few more tricks of the trade, and interact with the HUGE prop room that makes up the stage. The Jason Bourne stunt show remains as well.

NEW YORK
I noticed two things about the New York section – it is heavily themed and has tons of intricate details, and has zero attractions based on IP actually set in New York. You can get away with the Blues Brothers of sorts, as street entertainment is always a plus. Seriously, New York is the setting for many, many movie and TV shows, and Universal decides to give Jimmy Fallon a ride?

Well, for starters, as said before, Transformers remains, and is now incorporated into the New York area. Its huge, grey, blocky building is a real eyesore, so the exterior would be altered to look more inclined to blend in with the New York architecture. For now, the ride’s content would stay the same, but it could potentially change. And, yes, those awesome M&Gs with Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, and Megatron would stay. Perhaps introduce other characters too, including Starscream, etc.

Next, Revenge of the Mummy sticks around in the National History Museum. However, I’d instead rework the story as promoting a brand new Egyptian archaeological exhibit in the museum, organized by the museum’s curator who personally led the dig, ignoring tales of a foreboding mummy’s curse, and you can pretty much guess what happens next. The ride layout is the same with slight alterations to fit to the new story.

Long ago, S.W. Wilson of Ideal Buildout made his own changes for Orlando, pitching an idea of a Ghostbusters ride that blends the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror with a first person shooting ride! So, Jimmy Fallon’s ride is out, and replaced by a Ghostbusters attraction inspired by such a concept.

Ghostbusters Spook Squad is based upon the original film and sequels, the ride is set within 550 Central Park West (aka “Spook Central”), though the Ghostbusters’ firehouse is right next door, due to paranormal shenanigans. Guests venture through the Ghostbusters’ offices, meeting a cast member, who is a Ghostbusters “recruitment agent”. Ray Spangler and Winston Zeddemore show up via video feeds or as animatronics, explaining supernatural activity is occurring across New York and caused the firehouse to merge with Spook Central, and it is up to the guests to clean house.

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Guests board vehicles (“Ecto-Pods”) into Spook Central, designed by Ray and Egon, armed with onboard proton packs. As you might have guessed, the ride would be a shooter ride combining screens and interactive set pieces. Guests venture up, down, and through the building in random routes, blasting and containing friendly and not so friendly ghosts across the floors. Slimer, the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man, Zuul, Vinz, and Gozer also appear amongst the phantoms at play. Like other such attractions, guests can rack up scores for how many ghosts they bust. Ray’s Occult Books serves as the exit gift shop.

The Secret Life of Pets dark ride from Universal Studios Hollywood could be duplicated within the same neighbourhood to add in more family rides.

Just north of the new Ghostbusters building and next to Revenge of the Mummy lies Soundstage 33. This could very easily become a new attraction. I decided to go with TMNT: Turtle Power, a Crush’s Coaster-sized indoor coaster, based within an TCRI chemical plant. Guests step into a back alley, passing by the Turtle Van, and into the building before stepping into the sewer tunnels. Hints and projected shadows hint at the presence of the titular heroes in a half-shell, passing by the spot where they were first mutated by the Ooze. We then enter the turtles’ hangout, boarding turtle-shaped spinning carts that send guests on a fast-paced ride through the sewers and plant, racing after the turtles as they try to fend off an attack by the Foot Clan and other enemies.

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SAN FRANCISCO
Fast & Furious Supercharged has often been described as a bad attraction, to the point that the creative heads of Universal apologised for its cheapness. As I said before, Universal has way too many simulation rides, but that doesn’t mean that such technology can’t be utilised in a different way. Both Transformers and Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey are screen-based, but they have unique ride systems and a fun experience. I suppose Supercharged suffers because it is a simulated Fast and Furious ride instead of being like Test-Track or Radiator Spring Racers. Sadly, there isn’t enough room to change the attraction, nor do I wish to put a Fast and Furious ride elsewhere, so we’re getting rid of it.

Universal is well known for King Kong, who got his own new attraction in the Islands of Adventure. So, why not give Godzilla an attraction too? Having two attractions based on the MonsterVerse may be deemed unnecessary, but if Harry Potter can have a presence in three parks, so can giant monsters.

Paying homage to the original King Kong Encounter at Universal Studios Hollywood, Godzilla Unleashed is pitched as a well-to-do tour around San Francisco using a new anti-earthquake, open air, magnetic monorail system. However, things take a sudden turn as agents of Monarch take over the tour – Monarch being an international anti-kaiju organization – warning guests of an impending invasion of the city by various kaiju (Titans). Soon, the monorail is off on a wild ride around the city as it is curb stomped by Titans, on the hunt for radioactive food and begin hunting the monorail; which turns out to be fuelled by nuclear energy!

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Some Titans, like the volcanic Rodan, and the hungry MUTOs pose a threat, whilst the benevolent Mothra protects guests. Godzilla himself arrives to clear up the town, but poses a threat to both us and the other Titans, since he too is after the monorail. The attraction utilises stunning special effects, a fully immersive environment, and projections that rely on some forced perspective and clever lighting. Several life-sized animatronics would be introduced, such as Godzilla standing on equal level with the monorail to observe the frightened guests as they go by.

The attraction would wrap up with the appearance of King Ghidorah, Godzilla’s three-headed arch nemesis. Ghidorah trashes a power plant, unleashing a powerful blast of electricity upon Godzilla and the surrounding environment. Mothra swoops in, transferring energy to Godzilla, letting him fire an atomic breath that blows up Ghidorah. Guests escape unharmed, returning to the docking bay, where a reincarnated Mothra cocoon hangs, hinting at the goddess’ return.

Attached to the ride is the Monarch Resources, a gift shop themed within a Monarch outpost and archive, which sells a city’s worth of MonsterVerse and Godzilla merchandise.

Springfield would remain the same, but make the Android Dungeon & Baseball Card Shop, and the Kwik-E Mart both into more legitimate shops with plenty of visual gags and call backs to The Simpsons.

BIKINI BOTTOM
The new DreamWorks area that replaced The KidZone is cute, but could have been so much more. Behind-the-scenes, there is an enormous area of space that could be used. In this alternate scenario, SpongeBob SquarePants gains a land.

Beneath the waves lies the blubbering, bubble-brained denizens of Bikini Bottom, home of SpongeBob SquarePants and his friends. This new land adapts the never-built land that was supposed to appear in Universal Studios Beijing.

First off, the SpongeBob store will become a new entrance of E.T. to extend the queue line. The popular Animals Actors On Location stage show may be a little dated, but it shall remain for the time being, now a part of the Hollywood land.

Bikini Bottom is an entirely indoor land, with the exterior resembling a large collection of shimmering bubbles and jellyfish. Guests would enter the land by entering through a veil of pink jellyfish, finding themselves in Bikini Bottom. Special lighting on the walls and ceiling create the illusion of sunlight coming from the ocean’s surface, as well as a water-like effect covering the ceiling. Jellyfish dance above us without a care in the world. A lot of hills and aquatic-looking plants are used to make the land.

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In one corner of the land, guests can visit the houses of SpongeBob and Squidward, as well as Patrick’s rock, for some character meet and greets. The land would have numerous restaurants and shops, based on locations within the cartoon. Most notably would be the Krusty Krab, a sit-in fast food restaurant, with an indoor play area, a meet-and-greet spot, and, of course, a delicious menu featuring the Krabby Patty (and if you ask for the secret formula, cast members get to laugh in your face).

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Other establishments include the Chum Bucket, Plankton’s rival restaurant, Kelp Shake, a milkshake and dessert chain parlour, Goofy Goober’s Ice Cream Party Boat, Pizza Piehole, Wet Noodle, Taco Sombrero, and The Salty Spittoon. Shops in Bikini Bottom include the Barg’N-Mart supermarket, the Palace of Pranks, Angry Jack’s Shell Emporium which sells sea shells by the sea shore, Near Mint Comic Books, and the Toy Barrel.

Goo Lagoon is a large splash zone and play area based around Bikini Bottom’s popular brine pool, with Flying Dutchman’s ghostly shipped parked nearby, which guests can explore in an atmospheric, slightly spooky walkthrough.

Next door sits Patrick’s Coralsel, a charming merry-go-round where guests can ride on seahorses, starfish, and other fish, in a two-tier ride that appears to have been built out of coral and barnacles. Dance of the Jellyfish is a gentle spinner ride where guests of four, across six arms, are lifted into the air under a canopy of jellyfish tentacles, rotated and twirled around the jellyfish fields.

The biggest attraction of Bikini Bottom is Mrs. Puff’s Boating School, a boat ride based on a popular episode of the show’s first season. Entering the titular boating school, guests are meant to be going on their own exams to see if they are worthy to crew boats in town, aided by an enthusiastic SpongeBob. But, our exams of avoiding the dangers of fin-tailing and catfishing are disrupted when the boat’s motor kicks into high gear, propelling guests right off course, around Bikini Bottom, down a gentle drop, and into the dark, creepy Rock Bottom, before we are able to find our way safely back home.

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POKÉMON PARK
Another new addition is Pokémon Park, acting as a cousin to Super Nintendo World. There is plenty of room towards the back of the park behind Bikini Bottom, sacrificing the backstage area in order to celebrate one of Nintendo’s greatest video game franchises.

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Pokémon Park has two entrances through Bikini Bottom and World Expo. Entering the land from Bikini Bottom takes us through a Pokéball-shaped gateway into the wonderful world of Pokémon. A key inclusion in the land should be how to integrate the franchise’ gaming and battles. Park Lore made the perfect land for this on their own take on Islands of Adventure, especially with the inclusion of Pokémon GO as a major, interactive part of the land’s experiences. Through similar technology like the Wizarding World wands, guests can catch, train, and battle with wild Pokémon found around the land (and possibly in other Nintendo lands), as well those they already own in video games.

The park itself is presented as a community that studies the bonds between trainers and Pokémon, set in a vaguely Mediterranean region we shall call Iroikos. Amongst ancient ruins and inviting homes are several attractions that support the trainer’s journey. Pokémon Lab: I Choose You! invites newcomers and veterans to select their starter Pokémon for their journey, involving a roster of established Pokémon from each region, as well as some new ones that either tie-in to newer games or some exclusive to the park. The options to battle Pokémon and others are available around the land in Battle Hubs, which guests can use via their phones and interactive wristbands to participate in battles straight form the games. There would be a Pokédex to fill out, with many Pokémon available to catch in Iroikos, hidden from view or appearing through interactive encounters in different environments.

The ever present Pokémon Centre and PokéMart both serve as merchandise stores, but with focus on different goodies to match their purposes in the franchise (recovery and shopping). Pokéballs can be bought in the both, but a large variety and custom made options are available in the PokéMart.

Pokémon Gym Battles is a sit-in live experience in which a remarkable combo of actors, animatronics, special effects, stunts, etc. recreate a gym match before the audience’s eyes. Such a feat that relies on a highly advanced technology but with an uneven capacity rate and need for downtime would be unrealistic, but that’s what blue sky is on. Imagine sitting in an audience and see a real life Pokémon battle occurring before your eyes. The rosters on both teams would rotate, with a variety of different Pokémon animatronics on hand to participate in battles. Stunt performers and actors would participate as well, even serving as substitutes should the animatronics malfunction.

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There would be some more traditional attractions. These would include Pikachu Play-a-Round, an aerial carousel where giant Pikachu bounce up and down in a woodland. Latias and Latios Sky Dive are a pair of dual coasters that fly across the whole land as the two legendary dragons take guests on a fun ride. Evolution Rotation is a heavily themed carousel where all the horses are replaced by the Eeveelutions and other Pokémon.

The final attraction is Pokémon Snap: Flash Flood, a pair of duelling river rapid routes which take guests on fun and wet journeys down ancient rapids based around forgotten ruins that are home to both rare and legendary Pokémon. Along the way, guests can attempt to take photographs of Pokémon as they pass them by; which can be downloaded/printed after the ride is over. The duelling aspect gives guests two adventures to go on, with one being lighter and gentler, and the other is faster and more like to get them soaked.

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Rounding out the land are two restaurants – the Catch ‘Em All Café, a cozy and warm forest-themed café and coffeehouse where guests can enjoy fresh baked goods, ice cream, and tea, as well as meet various Pokémon, including a dancing Pikachu troupe. The second is Hall of Victory, adjacent to the Gym, a table service restaurant celebrating Pokémon’s history in the style of a League Hall of Fame.

FEAR FACTOR LIVE?
The final spot is the Fear Factor Live arena, which closed several years ago. I have several options for what to do with this space.

The first would be to expand the Wizarding World, which revolutionised Universal’s place on the theme park stage. As the Ministry of Magic is being built in Epic Universe, that idea is out of bounds. One idea is to create an attraction based upon the Knight Bus, using simulator technology like Star Tours to make a fast-paced and bumpy ride as the triple-decker bus races across the United Kingdom. The alternative would be to demolish Fast and Furious and transform San Francisco into another section of the Wizarding World, then put the Knight Bus ride there, and use Fear Factor’s space for something else.

A second idea was to expand the presence of Men in Black, introducing an additional attraction or experience to World Expo, further exploring the comedic world of aliens and government agents. An idea was to create a secret alien community in Flushing Meadows, which is routinely monitored and visited by the Men in Black, creating a unique but small mini-land that could be was what Galaxy’s Edge failed to live up to. I can imagine a dark ride involving a theft by alien criminals, so we as Men in Black recruits/agents, must chase them through backstreets, sewers, and spaceships to get back the stolen goods (Orion’s Belt perhaps?).

A third idea is to sacrifice Men in Black in favour of an older property, specifically Back to the Future. The death of one of Universal’s most beloved attractions still lingers, but both Doc Browne’s Delorean and time train remain in the park. Alien Attack would be replaced by a refreshed version of Back to the Future: The Ride, whilst Hill Valley’s square and courthouse are replicated as a façade, set in the 1950s with all the locations from the film present as shops and restaurants.
 

MickeyMouse10

Well-Known Member
For the first time ever, I tackle a Universal Studios park! This may have to be split up between one or two posts as I ended up writing five pages worth for USF.

HOLLYWOOD
Let’s start off with Production Central, which just seems to be a dumping ground for random IP attractions in the vaguely studio-esque environment. I’d ditch this land so to speak, and make it part of the Hollywood area, instead reinforcing the idea we are entering a world of films and movie magic. Likewise, Transformers, the recently closed Universal Monsters café, and the Universal Music Stage Plaza are incorporated into the New York area.

Right away, I was really tempted to ditch Minion Mayhem, but decided to simply reimagine it as a dark ride rather than a motion simulator. Personally, I feel the Minions are overrated, but Despicable Me is really popular, so it deserves to stay. Here, Gru is plotting to make his own movie, and has “hired” the Minions to act as the crew. Of course, making a big production is no easy task as the Minions find out. Guests board “Grumobiles” and go on a tour through the production set as the Minions attempt to make a movie, only to lead to the expected chaos. With the final film ruined, Gru and the Minions just decide to throw a dance party and release that as the final movie. The show building could be expanded if necessary. Villain-Con Minion Blast remains in the old Shrek 4-D building.

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Hollywood Rip Ride Rocket is departing as well, so we use up some now unusued space with a smaller attraction that serves better as an opening attraction to the magic of the movies. Salute to Alfred Hitchcock appears as a golden age cinema, taking guests into a theatre house which plays a 20-minute tribute to Hitchcock’s career as the Master of Suspense, and his impact and influence upon the industry. The show could also have a few surprises, like have a live actor run through the audience as Norman Bates, or create the illusion that birds are attacking. I know that a DreamWorks property would be better fitting, but I wish to honour the studio’s filmmaking legacy, even if Orlando is more of a theme park than a movie studio.

The rest of Hollywood remains the same, though E.T. Adventure becomes a proper part of the land. The Horror Make-Up Show is sticking around too, because I feel it is quite hilarious, though perhaps mixing up the show’s variety would be a good idea, instead of sticking to the exact same routine with every sitting. Show a few more tricks of the trade, and interact with the HUGE prop room that makes up the stage. The Jason Bourne stunt show remains as well.

NEW YORK
I noticed two things about the New York section – it is heavily themed and has tons of intricate details, and has zero attractions based on IP actually set in New York. You can get away with the Blues Brothers of sorts, as street entertainment is always a plus. Seriously, New York is the setting for many, many movie and TV shows, and Universal decides to give Jimmy Fallon a ride?

Well, for starters, as said before, Transformers remains, and is now incorporated into the New York area. Its huge, grey, blocky building is a real eyesore, so the exterior would be altered to look more inclined to blend in with the New York architecture. For now, the ride’s content would stay the same, but it could potentially change. And, yes, those awesome M&Gs with Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, and Megatron would stay. Perhaps introduce other characters too, including Starscream, etc.

Next, Revenge of the Mummy sticks around in the National History Museum. However, I’d instead rework the story as promoting a brand new Egyptian archaeological exhibit in the museum, organized by the museum’s curator who personally led the dig, ignoring tales of a foreboding mummy’s curse, and you can pretty much guess what happens next. The ride layout is the same with slight alterations to fit to the new story.

Long ago, S.W. Wilson of Ideal Buildout made his own changes for Orlando, pitching an idea of a Ghostbusters ride that blends the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror with a first person shooting ride! So, Jimmy Fallon’s ride is out, and replaced by a Ghostbusters attraction inspired by such a concept.

Ghostbusters Spook Squad is based upon the original film and sequels, the ride is set within 550 Central Park West (aka “Spook Central”), though the Ghostbusters’ firehouse is right next door, due to paranormal shenanigans. Guests venture through the Ghostbusters’ offices, meeting a cast member, who is a Ghostbusters “recruitment agent”. Ray Spangler and Winston Zeddemore show up via video feeds or as animatronics, explaining supernatural activity is occurring across New York and caused the firehouse to merge with Spook Central, and it is up to the guests to clean house.

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Guests board vehicles (“Ecto-Pods”) into Spook Central, designed by Ray and Egon, armed with onboard proton packs. As you might have guessed, the ride would be a shooter ride combining screens and interactive set pieces. Guests venture up, down, and through the building in random routes, blasting and containing friendly and not so friendly ghosts across the floors. Slimer, the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man, Zuul, Vinz, and Gozer also appear amongst the phantoms at play. Like other such attractions, guests can rack up scores for how many ghosts they bust. Ray’s Occult Books serves as the exit gift shop.

The Secret Life of Pets dark ride from Universal Studios Hollywood could be duplicated within the same neighbourhood to add in more family rides.

Just north of the new Ghostbusters building and next to Revenge of the Mummy lies Soundstage 33. This could very easily become a new attraction. I decided to go with TMNT: Turtle Power, a Crush’s Coaster-sized indoor coaster, based within an TCRI chemical plant. Guests step into a back alley, passing by the Turtle Van, and into the building before stepping into the sewer tunnels. Hints and projected shadows hint at the presence of the titular heroes in a half-shell, passing by the spot where they were first mutated by the Ooze. We then enter the turtles’ hangout, boarding turtle-shaped spinning carts that send guests on a fast-paced ride through the sewers and plant, racing after the turtles as they try to fend off an attack by the Foot Clan and other enemies.

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SAN FRANCISCO
Fast & Furious Supercharged has often been described as a bad attraction, to the point that the creative heads of Universal apologised for its cheapness. As I said before, Universal has way too many simulation rides, but that doesn’t mean that such technology can’t be utilised in a different way. Both Transformers and Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey are screen-based, but they have unique ride systems and a fun experience. I suppose Supercharged suffers because it is a simulated Fast and Furious ride instead of being like Test-Track or Radiator Spring Racers. Sadly, there isn’t enough room to change the attraction, nor do I wish to put a Fast and Furious ride elsewhere, so we’re getting rid of it.

Universal is well known for King Kong, who got his own new attraction in the Islands of Adventure. So, why not give Godzilla an attraction too? Having two attractions based on the MonsterVerse may be deemed unnecessary, but if Harry Potter can have a presence in three parks, so can giant monsters.

Paying homage to the original King Kong Encounter at Universal Studios Hollywood, Godzilla Unleashed is pitched as a well-to-do tour around San Francisco using a new anti-earthquake, open air, magnetic monorail system. However, things take a sudden turn as agents of Monarch take over the tour – Monarch being an international anti-kaiju organization – warning guests of an impending invasion of the city by various kaiju (Titans). Soon, the monorail is off on a wild ride around the city as it is curb stomped by Titans, on the hunt for radioactive food and begin hunting the monorail; which turns out to be fuelled by nuclear energy!

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Some Titans, like the volcanic Rodan, and the hungry MUTOs pose a threat, whilst the benevolent Mothra protects guests. Godzilla himself arrives to clear up the town, but poses a threat to both us and the other Titans, since he too is after the monorail. The attraction utilises stunning special effects, a fully immersive environment, and projections that rely on some forced perspective and clever lighting. Several life-sized animatronics would be introduced, such as Godzilla standing on equal level with the monorail to observe the frightened guests as they go by.

The attraction would wrap up with the appearance of King Ghidorah, Godzilla’s three-headed arch nemesis. Ghidorah trashes a power plant, unleashing a powerful blast of electricity upon Godzilla and the surrounding environment. Mothra swoops in, transferring energy to Godzilla, letting him fire an atomic breath that blows up Ghidorah. Guests escape unharmed, returning to the docking bay, where a reincarnated Mothra cocoon hangs, hinting at the goddess’ return.

Attached to the ride is the Monarch Resources, a gift shop themed within a Monarch outpost and archive, which sells a city’s worth of MonsterVerse and Godzilla merchandise.

Springfield would remain the same, but make the Android Dungeon & Baseball Card Shop, and the Kwik-E Mart both into more legitimate shops with plenty of visual gags and call backs to The Simpsons.

BIKINI BOTTOM
The new DreamWorks area that replaced The KidZone is cute, but could have been so much more. Behind-the-scenes, there is an enormous area of space that could be used. In this alternate scenario, SpongeBob SquarePants gains a land.

Beneath the waves lies the blubbering, bubble-brained denizens of Bikini Bottom, home of SpongeBob SquarePants and his friends. This new land adapts the never-built land that was supposed to appear in Universal Studios Beijing.

First off, the SpongeBob store will become a new entrance of E.T. to extend the queue line. The popular Animals Actors On Location stage show may be a little dated, but it shall remain for the time being, now a part of the Hollywood land.

Bikini Bottom is an entirely indoor land, with the exterior resembling a large collection of shimmering bubbles and jellyfish. Guests would enter the land by entering through a veil of pink jellyfish, finding themselves in Bikini Bottom. Special lighting on the walls and ceiling create the illusion of sunlight coming from the ocean’s surface, as well as a water-like effect covering the ceiling. Jellyfish dance above us without a care in the world. A lot of hills and aquatic-looking plants are used to make the land.

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In one corner of the land, guests can visit the houses of SpongeBob and Squidward, as well as Patrick’s rock, for some character meet and greets. The land would have numerous restaurants and shops, based on locations within the cartoon. Most notably would be the Krusty Krab, a sit-in fast food restaurant, with an indoor play area, a meet-and-greet spot, and, of course, a delicious menu featuring the Krabby Patty (and if you ask for the secret formula, cast members get to laugh in your face).

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Other establishments include the Chum Bucket, Plankton’s rival restaurant, Kelp Shake, a milkshake and dessert chain parlour, Goofy Goober’s Ice Cream Party Boat, Pizza Piehole, Wet Noodle, Taco Sombrero, and The Salty Spittoon. Shops in Bikini Bottom include the Barg’N-Mart supermarket, the Palace of Pranks, Angry Jack’s Shell Emporium which sells sea shells by the sea shore, Near Mint Comic Books, and the Toy Barrel.

Goo Lagoon is a large splash zone and play area based around Bikini Bottom’s popular brine pool, with Flying Dutchman’s ghostly shipped parked nearby, which guests can explore in an atmospheric, slightly spooky walkthrough.

Next door sits Patrick’s Coralsel, a charming merry-go-round where guests can ride on seahorses, starfish, and other fish, in a two-tier ride that appears to have been built out of coral and barnacles. Dance of the Jellyfish is a gentle spinner ride where guests of four, across six arms, are lifted into the air under a canopy of jellyfish tentacles, rotated and twirled around the jellyfish fields.

The biggest attraction of Bikini Bottom is Mrs. Puff’s Boating School, a boat ride based on a popular episode of the show’s first season. Entering the titular boating school, guests are meant to be going on their own exams to see if they are worthy to crew boats in town, aided by an enthusiastic SpongeBob. But, our exams of avoiding the dangers of fin-tailing and catfishing are disrupted when the boat’s motor kicks into high gear, propelling guests right off course, around Bikini Bottom, down a gentle drop, and into the dark, creepy Rock Bottom, before we are able to find our way safely back home.

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POKÉMON PARK
Another new addition is Pokémon Park, acting as a cousin to Super Nintendo World. There is plenty of room towards the back of the park behind Bikini Bottom, sacrificing the backstage area in order to celebrate one of Nintendo’s greatest video game franchises.

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Pokémon Park has two entrances through Bikini Bottom and World Expo. Entering the land from Bikini Bottom takes us through a Pokéball-shaped gateway into the wonderful world of Pokémon. A key inclusion in the land should be how to integrate the franchise’ gaming and battles. Park Lore made the perfect land for this on their own take on Islands of Adventure, especially with the inclusion of Pokémon GO as a major, interactive part of the land’s experiences. Through similar technology like the Wizarding World wands, guests can catch, train, and battle with wild Pokémon found around the land (and possibly in other Nintendo lands), as well those they already own in video games.

The park itself is presented as a community that studies the bonds between trainers and Pokémon, set in a vaguely Mediterranean region we shall call Iroikos. Amongst ancient ruins and inviting homes are several attractions that support the trainer’s journey. Pokémon Lab: I Choose You! invites newcomers and veterans to select their starter Pokémon for their journey, involving a roster of established Pokémon from each region, as well as some new ones that either tie-in to newer games or some exclusive to the park. The options to battle Pokémon and others are available around the land in Battle Hubs, which guests can use via their phones and interactive wristbands to participate in battles straight form the games. There would be a Pokédex to fill out, with many Pokémon available to catch in Iroikos, hidden from view or appearing through interactive encounters in different environments.

The ever present Pokémon Centre and PokéMart both serve as merchandise stores, but with focus on different goodies to match their purposes in the franchise (recovery and shopping). Pokéballs can be bought in the both, but a large variety and custom made options are available in the PokéMart.

Pokémon Gym Battles is a sit-in live experience in which a remarkable combo of actors, animatronics, special effects, stunts, etc. recreate a gym match before the audience’s eyes. Such a feat that relies on a highly advanced technology but with an uneven capacity rate and need for downtime would be unrealistic, but that’s what blue sky is on. Imagine sitting in an audience and see a real life Pokémon battle occurring before your eyes. The rosters on both teams would rotate, with a variety of different Pokémon animatronics on hand to participate in battles. Stunt performers and actors would participate as well, even serving as substitutes should the animatronics malfunction.

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There would be some more traditional attractions. These would include Pikachu Play-a-Round, an aerial carousel where giant Pikachu bounce up and down in a woodland. Latias and Latios Sky Dive are a pair of dual coasters that fly across the whole land as the two legendary dragons take guests on a fun ride. Evolution Rotation is a heavily themed carousel where all the horses are replaced by the Eeveelutions and other Pokémon.

The final attraction is Pokémon Snap: Flash Flood, a pair of duelling river rapid routes which take guests on fun and wet journeys down ancient rapids based around forgotten ruins that are home to both rare and legendary Pokémon. Along the way, guests can attempt to take photographs of Pokémon as they pass them by; which can be downloaded/printed after the ride is over. The duelling aspect gives guests two adventures to go on, with one being lighter and gentler, and the other is faster and more like to get them soaked.

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Rounding out the land are two restaurants – the Catch ‘Em All Café, a cozy and warm forest-themed café and coffeehouse where guests can enjoy fresh baked goods, ice cream, and tea, as well as meet various Pokémon, including a dancing Pikachu troupe. The second is Hall of Victory, adjacent to the Gym, a table service restaurant celebrating Pokémon’s history in the style of a League Hall of Fame.

FEAR FACTOR LIVE?
The final spot is the Fear Factor Live arena, which closed several years ago. I have several options for what to do with this space.

The first would be to expand the Wizarding World, which revolutionised Universal’s place on the theme park stage. As the Ministry of Magic is being built in Epic Universe, that idea is out of bounds. One idea is to create an attraction based upon the Knight Bus, using simulator technology like Star Tours to make a fast-paced and bumpy ride as the triple-decker bus races across the United Kingdom. The alternative would be to demolish Fast and Furious and transform San Francisco into another section of the Wizarding World, then put the Knight Bus ride there, and use Fear Factor’s space for something else.

A second idea was to expand the presence of Men in Black, introducing an additional attraction or experience to World Expo, further exploring the comedic world of aliens and government agents. An idea was to create a secret alien community in Flushing Meadows, which is routinely monitored and visited by the Men in Black, creating a unique but small mini-land that could be was what Galaxy’s Edge failed to live up to. I can imagine a dark ride involving a theft by alien criminals, so we as Men in Black recruits/agents, must chase them through backstreets, sewers, and spaceships to get back the stolen goods (Orion’s Belt perhaps?).

A third idea is to sacrifice Men in Black in favour of an older property, specifically Back to the Future. The death of one of Universal’s most beloved attractions still lingers, but both Doc Browne’s Delorean and time train remain in the park. Alien Attack would be replaced by a refreshed version of Back to the Future: The Ride, whilst Hill Valley’s square and courthouse are replicated as a façade, set in the 1950s with all the locations from the film present as shops and restaurants.

Super Awesome job!

I love all of it!
 

President Loki

Active Member
Buena Vista Street
I personally see nothing wrong with Buena Vista Street, it isn’t my favorite land but it does an amazing job at capturing the 1920s Nostalgia of Hollywood.

  • The Practical Cafe would be turned into the Choo Choo Cafe, with model trains running through the diner.

Hollywoodland
Hollywoodland definitely needs some work, it has no coherent theme except shoving as much IP (that doesn’t even mesh well together) into the land. So for this overhaul, more of a simplified Hollywood BLVD. Followed by a retheme of the Mike & Sulley area to “Mouseketeer Studios”.

  • New Ride! - The Disney Jr. show building would be used and turned into One Man’s Dream. Guests board train cars and follow Walt’s life, from childhood to the opening of Disneyland.
  • Muppet Vision 3D will make its grand return to Stage 23, get Philhar Magic outta here.
  • New Ride! - Studio 12 will be torn down to make way for Donald’s Trainyard. A small miniature train ride through a model train yard (based on the “Out of Scale” short)
  • Studio 17 would now be home to Mickey’s Studio Tour, a walkthrough attraction teaching the process of animation via whacky methods and interactives.
  • New Ride! - Where the small stage is in Hollywoodland is where Mickey’s Plane Crazy Flight is, a basic dumbo clone themed to one of the Mouse’s oldest shorts.
  • Next to the dumbo clone is a small quick-service called Goofy’s Commissary.
  • New Ride! - A new show building would be built where Mike & Sulley’s is, being the new home for Ducktales: Movie Mayhem. A D-ticket dark ride following Scrooge and his family saving a rare film roll.
  • The Hyperion Theater would be rethemed to the Chinese Theater, but it would still stay as a theater though. The waiting area would be themed to a Chinese garden as well.
  • Monorail! - Slight changes to the Monorail track, just going around the new show buildings for the new rides.
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Avengers Campus
So Avengers Campus needs work, mainly almost everything. More attractions, better quality of attractions, and more infrastructure. I’m gonna be throwing away Mission Breakout mainly because it’s kind of an eye sore and doesn’t make sense thematically to the rest of the land. I’m also gonna be expanding into the parking lot behind Luigi’s.

  • New Ride! - Where W.E.B. Slingers was, is now Spider-Man and the Daily Scoop! would also be a shooting dark ride, but relying on more physical sets and actually have blasters.
  • Going where the ancient Sanctum is, is the W.E.B. Training Course. A ropes course with walkways over the land.
  • New Ride! - Where Mission Breakout is, would be Stark Test Lab. With the Legion Jetpacks outside, using the same type of flat ride as the Jetpacks at Shanghai Disney.
  • Behind the Jetpacks is an indoor attraction called Stark Expo, interactives and small games would be all around the room, with even an Iron Man meet-and-greet being included.
  • New Ride! - To go with Stark Expo, we have Iron Man: Ultra Flight, a close counterpart to Hong Kong Disney’s ride of the same ride. The ride would utilize the cabin simulator and be similar to Star Tours.
  • New Ride! - Guests would enter an abandoned building when they’re then taken to the TVA, Attack of the TVA would use the trackless dark ride system, following Loki going around the TVA’s headquarters.
  • Avengers Hero Training Hall would be a multi-room interactive experience, each room is themed to a different Avenger and guests see if they have what it takes to become one.
  • New Ride! - The headlining attraction of Avengers Campus would take most of the parking lot behind Luigi’s. Avengers: Multiverse Threat would use the same vehicles as Cosmic Rewind. Guests are launched into a distorting ride across the Multiverse, with the ride being similar to Cosmic Rewind but a lot smaller.
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Radiator Springs
Cars Land is seen as the anchor of DCA, and is one of the most celebrated theme park lands out there. It’s hard to include anything new because everything works well as it is, so maybe a small attraction behind Luigi’s?

  • Route 66 Drive-In would go behind Luigi’s, as a restaurant similar to the Sci-Fi Drive-In at DHS. Instead of showing 50s Sci-Fi-themed ads, it would show Pixar movies and commercials, but with cars.

(New) Pacific Waterfront
Pacific Waterfront would take over San Fransokyo Square along with the Little Mermaid, to replace it with a port city. Based on cities like San Francisco and Sacramento.

  • Most of San Fransokyo Square would be returned to its theme before. But the Cocina Cucamonga would be replaced with the Touchstone Speakeasy, an old-fashioned underground speakeasy-themed to the Prohibition era.
  • New Ride! - The Little Mermaid would be replaced with a new E-Ticket dark ride. Museum of Mysteries is a trackless mystery dark ride, with guests exploring a mysterious museum full of dangers.

(New) Toy Story Carnival
Paradise Gardens Park is just kind of there, it deserves a retheme in general. I decided on Toy Story mainly because it can work as a Carnival-like land, containing multiple flat rides.

  • Retheme of Silly Symphony to Tumbleweed Swings, with a giant tumbleweed around the ride.
  • Jesse’s Critter Carousel would be relocated over here.
  • The Garden Grill would be rethemed to the Round-Up BBQ.
  • New Carnival games would be added to the area.
  • New Ride! - Goofy’s Sky School and some of the surrounding area would be used for Woody vs. Buzz: A Toy Story PlayVenture. A shooting dark ride with dual track, utilizing both physical sets and screens.

Grizzly Peak
There's not much I could add, GRR takes up a bunch of space and barely any room is left for a new ride or major attraction.

  • Soarin’ would be changed back to “over California” rather than the world. Mainly because I’m trying to keep the park still “Californian-themed”
  • New Ride! - A power tower flat ride would be added to the Redwood Challenge Trail. The Redwood Tree Climbing Challenge most likely be put where the small theater is.
  • In the forgotten space between Soarin’ and the hotel is a small patch of trees, that area would be used for the Country Bear Jamboree, a new version of the defunct Disneyland attraction.

(New) San Fransokyo Harbor
It was tough to think of a replacement for Pixar Pier, but I think San Fransokyo would be an interesting approach. The land would include more attractions, dining, and shopping options as well.

  • New Ride! - Emotion Whirl will be replaced with Honey Lemon’s Chem Fuge, the same flat ride as Slinky Dog Spin at Hong Kong.
  • New Ride! - The Ferris Wheel will be removed and the space used for San Fransokyo SeaSkimmers. An LPS water flat ride, like Aquatopia at DisneySeas.
  • Next to that would be a small shopping district, containing the Lucky Cat Cafe, a quick service based off Aunt Cass' cafe.
  • New Ride! - Behind the Chem Fuge would be the SFIT “Hero” Test, a kuka arm ride similar to the Stark Flight Labs coming to real-life DCA.
  • The Poultry Palace would be rethemed to Noodle Burger, from the Big Hero 6 show.
  • New Ride! - Going where Toy Story Mania is, is the Institute of Technology, a large glass building would be built, containing Hiro’s Nano-Bot Attack. An omni-mover dark ride going around the Institute and exploring all the tech and gadgets of SFIT.
  • New Ride! - The area originally home to the carousel would be the new home of Gogo’s Accelerator, a teacup ride.
  • New Ride! - The Incredicoaster will be replaced and bulldozed. A new ride would be built called Big Hero 6: Kaiju Takedown. A launch coaster with outdoor and indoor sections, with a huge animatronic monster in one of the indoor scenes. The show buildings for the ride would be behind the current Incredicoaster station and behind Emotion Whirl.
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Agent H

Well-Known Member
Buena Vista Street
I personally see nothing wrong with Buena Vista Street, it isn’t my favorite land but it does an amazing job at capturing the 1920s Nostalgia of Hollywood.

  • The Practical Cafe would be turned into the Choo Choo Cafe, with model trains running through the diner.

Hollywoodland
Hollywoodland definitely needs some work, it has no coherent theme except shoving as much IP (that doesn’t even mesh well together) into the land. So for this overhaul, more of a simplified Hollywood BLVD. Followed by a retheme of the Mike & Sulley area to “Mouseketeer Studios”.

  • New Ride! - The Disney Jr. show building would be used and turned into One Man’s Dream. Guests board train cars and follow Walt’s life, from childhood to the opening of Disneyland.
  • Muppet Vision 3D will make its grand return to Stage 23, get Philhar Magic outta here.
  • New Ride! - Studio 12 will be torn down to make way for Donald’s Trainyard. A small miniature train ride through a model train yard (based on the “Out of Scale” short)
  • Studio 17 would now be home to Mickey’s Studio Tour, a walkthrough attraction teaching the process of animation via whacky methods and interactives.
  • New Ride! - Where the small stage is in Hollywoodland is where Mickey’s Plane Crazy Flight is, a basic dumbo clone themed to one of the Mouse’s oldest shorts.
  • Next to the dumbo clone is a small quick-service called Goofy’s Commissary.
  • New Ride! - A new show building would be built where Mike & Sulley’s is, being the new home for Ducktales: Movie Mayhem. A D-ticket dark ride following Scrooge and his family saving a rare film roll.
  • The Hyperion Theater would be rethemed to the Chinese Theater, but it would still stay as a theater though. The waiting area would be themed to a Chinese garden as well.
  • Monorail! - Slight changes to the Monorail track, just going around the new show buildings for the new rides.
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Avengers Campus
So Avengers Campus needs work, mainly almost everything. More attractions, better quality of attractions, and more infrastructure. I’m gonna be throwing away Mission Breakout mainly because it’s kind of an eye sore and doesn’t make sense thematically to the rest of the land. I’m also gonna be expanding into the parking lot behind Luigi’s.

  • New Ride! - Where W.E.B. Slingers was, is now Spider-Man and the Daily Scoop! would also be a shooting dark ride, but relying on more physical sets and actually have blasters.
  • Going where the ancient Sanctum is, is the W.E.B. Training Course. A ropes course with walkways over the land.
  • New Ride! - Where Mission Breakout is, would be Stark Test Lab. With the Legion Jetpacks outside, using the same type of flat ride as the Jetpacks at Shanghai Disney.
  • Behind the Jetpacks is an indoor attraction called Stark Expo, interactives and small games would be all around the room, with even an Iron Man meet-and-greet being included.
  • New Ride! - To go with Stark Expo, we have Iron Man: Ultra Flight, a close counterpart to Hong Kong Disney’s ride of the same ride. The ride would utilize the cabin simulator and be similar to Star Tours.
  • New Ride! - Guests would enter an abandoned building when they’re then taken to the TVA, Attack of the TVA would use the trackless dark ride system, following Loki going around the TVA’s headquarters.
  • Avengers Hero Training Hall would be a multi-room interactive experience, each room is themed to a different Avenger and guests see if they have what it takes to become one.
  • New Ride! - The headlining attraction of Avengers Campus would take most of the parking lot behind Luigi’s. Avengers: Multiverse Threat would use the same vehicles as Cosmic Rewind. Guests are launched into a distorting ride across the Multiverse, with the ride being similar to Cosmic Rewind but a lot smaller.
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Radiator Springs
Cars Land is seen as the anchor of DCA, and is one of the most celebrated theme park lands out there. It’s hard to include anything new because everything works well as it is, so maybe a small attraction behind Luigi’s?

  • Route 66 Drive-In would go behind Luigi’s, as a restaurant similar to the Sci-Fi Drive-In at DHS. Instead of showing 50s Sci-Fi-themed ads, it would show Pixar movies and commercials, but with cars.

(New) Pacific Waterfront
Pacific Waterfront would take over San Fransokyo Square along with the Little Mermaid, to replace it with a port city. Based on cities like San Francisco and Sacramento.

  • Most of San Fransokyo Square would be returned to its theme before. But the Cocina Cucamonga would be replaced with the Touchstone Speakeasy, an old-fashioned underground speakeasy-themed to the Prohibition era.
  • New Ride! - The Little Mermaid would be replaced with a new E-Ticket dark ride. Museum of Mysteries is a trackless mystery dark ride, with guests exploring a mysterious museum full of dangers.

(New) Toy Story Carnival
Paradise Gardens Park is just kind of there, it deserves a retheme in general. I decided on Toy Story mainly because it can work as a Carnival-like land, containing multiple flat rides.

  • Retheme of Silly Symphony to Tumbleweed Swings, with a giant tumbleweed around the ride.
  • Jesse’s Critter Carousel would be relocated over here.
  • The Garden Grill would be rethemed to the Round-Up BBQ.
  • New Carnival games would be added to the area.
  • New Ride! - Goofy’s Sky School and some of the surrounding area would be used for Woody vs. Buzz: A Toy Story PlayVenture. A shooting dark ride with dual track, utilizing both physical sets and screens.

Grizzly Peak
There's not much I could add, GRR takes up a bunch of space and barely any room is left for a new ride or major attraction.

  • Soarin’ would be changed back to “over California” rather than the world. Mainly because I’m trying to keep the park still “Californian-themed”
  • New Ride! - A power tower flat ride would be added to the Redwood Challenge Trail. The Redwood Tree Climbing Challenge most likely be put where the small theater is.
  • In the forgotten space between Soarin’ and the hotel is a small patch of trees, that area would be used for the Country Bear Jamboree, a new version of the defunct Disneyland attraction.

(New) San Fransokyo Harbor
It was tough to think of a replacement for Pixar Pier, but I think San Fransokyo would be an interesting approach. The land would include more attractions, dining, and shopping options as well.

  • New Ride! - Emotion Whirl will be replaced with Honey Lemon’s Chem Fuge, the same flat ride as Slinky Dog Spin at Hong Kong.
  • New Ride! - The Ferris Wheel will be removed and the space used for San Fransokyo SeaSkimmers. An LPS water flat ride, like Aquatopia at DisneySeas.
  • Next to that would be a small shopping district, containing the Lucky Cat Cafe, a quick service based off Aunt Cass' cafe.
  • New Ride! - Behind the Chem Fuge would be the SFIT “Hero” Test, a kuka arm ride similar to the Stark Flight Labs coming to real-life DCA.
  • The Poultry Palace would be rethemed to Noodle Burger, from the Big Hero 6 show.
  • New Ride! - Going where Toy Story Mania is, is the Institute of Technology, a large glass building would be built, containing Hiro’s Nano-Bot Attack. An omni-mover dark ride going around the Institute and exploring all the tech and gadgets of SFIT.
  • New Ride! - The area originally home to the carousel would be the new home of Gogo’s Accelerator, a teacup ride.
  • New Ride! - The Incredicoaster will be replaced and bulldozed. A new ride would be built called Big Hero 6: Kaiju Takedown. A launch coaster with outdoor and indoor sections, with a huge animatronic monster in one of the indoor scenes. The show buildings for the ride would be behind the current Incredicoaster station and behind Emotion Whirl.
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I’d love to hear a full ride through of your Loki ride.
 

WaltWiz1901

Well-Known Member
Not much to change about the Tokyo Disney Resort...well, DisneySea and the other resort infrastructure at any rate. In this timeline, these changes start taking effect at around the same time the bigger first draft of Disneyland's New Fantasyland and DisneySea's Scandinavian port were announced.

Tokyo Disneyland

In a bid to make TDL a more distinct park from the amalgamation of the original Disneyland and the Magic Kingdom it essentially was at first (as the OLC seemingly is wanting to do), most of the lands see some sort of change, ranging from minor to drastic...

Big City Bazaar

World Bazaar undergoes a drastic makeover: the glass cover over the main street is done away with, and the aesthetic is changed to a late 19th century/Gilded Age urban boulevard (St. Louis, Philadelphia, and/or Boston for the main street, New Orleans and San Francisco for the side streets). To account for Japan’s particularly snowy winter weather, each quadrant now has a covered two-story arcade and sky bridges running over the streets leading to two “new” lands carved out of Adventureland and Tomorrowland’s footprints

Royal Street

Adventureland is broken up into two lands, with this New Orleans half now its own mini-land

Adventureland

The half comprising the Jungle Cruise and the Enchanted Tiki Room, meanwhile, sees a new attraction on the site of the (subsequently relocated) back-of-house building...
  • Temple of the Golden Naga - E-ticket roller coaster with dark ride elements

Fantasyland

The land sees my overhaul from a year-and-a-half ago, entailing both the refreshment of much of the opening day exteriors and the land’s expansion into both the Grand Circuit Raceway and Toontown footprints (Minnie’s Style Studio from our current IRL TDL!Toontown could be built somewhere in Disneyland’s Toontown or its possible WDW equivalent instead of here)
  • Haunted Chateau - overhaul of the Haunted Mansion
  • Wacky Wonderland Whirl - D+/E-ticket spinning coaster or dark ride; replaces the original version of “it’s a small world”
  • Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast - E-ticket LPS (trackless) dark ride
  • “it’s a small world” - moved and upgraded with two levels: the traditional boat ride on the first level and both a suspended hot air balloon ride and a restaurant on the second
  • Rapunzel’s Lantern Festival - D-ticket boat ride
  • Mickey’s Quick Carts - retheme of Gadget’s Go-Coaster
  • The AristoCats - C-ticket dark ride; replaces Peter Pan’s Flight
  • Dumbo the Flying Elephant is refreshed with 16 elephants and a redesigned mechanism
  • Fantasyland Forest Theatre
  • Mickey’s Tailor Shoppe - meet-and-greet, connected to a gift shop
  • Minnie’s Cottage - meet-and-greet

Tomorrowland

Much like what was pitched, but not proceeded with, in the late ‘90s, Tomorrowland too sees a major overhaul, expanding its footprint into part of the parking lot, refreshing much of the existing elements, and cutting part of said footprint off into a land of its own. New or redone attractions in this New Tomorrowland could include...
  • Space Mountain: Earthrise - the currently underway redo of Space Mountain still goes on as planned
  • Grand Prix TL83 - E-ticket racing slot car dark ride
  • Possible Guardians of the Galaxy retheme of Buzz Lightyear’s Astro Blasters
  • Orbitron - moved and refreshed StarJets
  • The Happy Ride with Baymax - B-ticket whip ride
  • Plazma Ray’s Diner is built anew in the expanded portion of the land, as is a relocated Showbase

Pixar Place

The lower part of Tomorrowland, where Monsters, Inc. Ride & Go Seek! is, is turned into a Pixar mini-land. Toy Station and the Plaza Restaurant are respectively turned into Al’s Toy Barn and Café Remy, a Ratatouille restaurant

Tokyo DisneySea

Very little is changed from the park’s state as of the mid-late 2010s (the announcement and installment of Soaring: Fantastic Flight)...almost. StormRider is left alone, and these two new ports of call are added...

Glacier Fjord

West of Lost River Delta is this Scandinavian port, which IRL was scrapped in favor of Fantasy Springs. In the tradition of the aforementioned Lost River Delta and Arabian Coast, Frozen is not the main focus of the port, being worked into it by way of...
  • Anna and Elsa’s Frozen Journey - E-ticket boat ride

Never Land

In this timeline, the plot of land that went to Fantasy Springs instead goes to this wholly Peter Pan-themed port, and Peter Pan’s Flight in TDL is replaced with a different dark ride to account for its bigger, better representation here. Attractions include...
  • Peter Pan’s Never Land Adventure - E-ticket multimedia SCOOP dark ride
  • C/D-ticket Lost Boys coaster
  • Captain Hook “Splash Battle” interactive water ride
  • The Jolly Roger is occasionally used as the stage for a stunt show
  • Tinker Bell’s Busy Buggies - C-ticket outdoor track ride
  • Various exploration zones and play areas, both wet and dry
 
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WaltWiz1901

Well-Known Member
Moving onto Disneyland Resort Paris...

Disneyland Paris

Frontierland

Built beyond the berm, past Cottonwood Creek, is a multi-level sub-area modeled after a Spanish Californian mission. This mission is the home of...
  • Las Aventuras del Zorro - E-ticket magnetic boat ride
  • The Chaparral Theater now hosts a Wild West stunt show

Adventureland

Replacing Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril - Indy moves to the Studios - is a new sub-area themed to a civilized paleontology camp and a wild, dinosaur-inhabited jungle
  • Valley of Fire - E-ticket terrain/mountain coaster
  • Tar Pits - extension of Adventure Isle

Fantasyland

  • Tangled Mountain - E-ticket Splash Mountain-style raft ride
  • Voyage of the Little Mermaid - D-ticket revived/enhanced suspended dark ride
  • Le Conte de la Belle et le Bête - C-ticket busbar dark ride
  • Les Pirouettes du Vieux Moulin is restored and reopened
  • A pair of meet-and-greet gazebos are placed outside of Fantasyland Station, and the Fantasy Festival Theatre/Meet Mickey Mouse pavilion building is removed to allow guest access to the tunnel built underneath

Discoveryland

Anything that does not mix with the 19th century retro-futuristic/steampunk theme Discoveryland now aims to stick to is out. Star Tours is relocated, the Discoveryland Theatre removed, and Discoveryland Station rebuilt to make room for a new section beyond the berm
  • Space Mountain: De la Terre á la Lune - Space Mountain is more or less restored to its original 1995 state
  • The Imaginarium - E-ticket semi-Omnimover or LPS (trackless) dark ride
  • Le Visionarium revival - retheme of Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast or full-on repurpose as a CircleVision show
  • War of the Worlds - C-ticket Fantasyland-style/“spook house” busbar dark ride
  • Western Balloon Ascent - C-ticket outdoor track ride
  • Flying Saucers - B-ticket interactive flat ride
  • Les Mystères du Nautilus retains its Audio-Animatronic squid

Walt Disney Grand Theatre

This Beaux Arts-styled theater is built at a transition point between Fantasyland and Discoveryland, as a way of housing any stage show that wouldn’t fit in either the Chaparral or Videopolis

Walt Disney Studios Park

A lot is changed from post-2010 (the opening of Toy Story Playland)...not including the name. Many of the additions below are from S.W. Wilson’s 2023-24 buildout of the park, but its footprint is expanded to nearly the same size as his earlier DisneySea and Wild Animal Kingdom explorations

Hollywoodland

Studio 1 now leads to this more lavish redo of Production Courtyard. Besides Tower of Terror, the other star attraction here is...
  • The Great Movie Ride - unique version of the E-ticket dark ride

Worlds of Pixar

  • In the courtyard, Crush’s Coaster’s show building is redone to look like an aquarium, the signage for the Cars flat ride is changed from French (Cars Quatre Roues Rallye) to English (Cars Race Rally), and Flying Carpets Over Agrabah is either replaced or rethemed to a Pixar or Pixar-adjacent movie; possible contenders being Planes, UP, and Inside Out
Place de Rémy
  • Ratatouille: L’Aventure Totalement Toquée de Rémy - the trackless dark ride from our IRL WDS is still here...but as a full-fledged, largely physical set-based E-ticket experience, not the screen-reliant borderline D it actually is

Worlds of Disney Animation

Broken up into four mini-lands, two mono-IP and two multi-IP:
Pride Lands
The Lion King-themed land coming to Adventure Worldthe Studios IRL

  • The Lion King: Simba’s Journey - E-ticket flume ride
Kingdom of Arendelle
Slightly enhanced version of the Frozen-themed land coming to Adventure Worldthe Studios IRL

  • Frozen Ever After - D-ticket boat ride
  • Wandering Oaken’s Dancing Sleighs - C-ticket LPS flat ride
  • Storybook Alcove - castle walkthrough
London Square
  • Basil’s Phantasmagorical Flight - D-ticket hybrid dark ride
  • One Hundred and One Dalmatians - C-ticket Fantasyland-style dark ride
  • Mary Poppins’ Practically Perfect Carousel - A-ticket carousel
Shadowland
  • Dark Mountain - E-ticket mountain coaster with dark ride scenes
  • River Styx - C+/D-ticket boat ride
  • Dr. Facilier’s Lair - C-ticket Madhouse
  • Ursula’s Fury - B-ticket “octopus” flat ride

Worlds of Lucasfilm

Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
Unlike the Hollywood Studios land of the same name or the stripped down version of it that was planned for the IRL WDS, this take on a Star Wars land is set in the Original Trilogy and on Luke Skywalker’s home planet of Tatooine

  • Podracing Circuit - E-ticket Duel Power Coaster
  • Bounty Hunter Blast - D-ticket interactive dark ride
  • Star Tours, originally in Discoveryland, is moved here
  • Mos Eisley Transit Authority - C-ticket PeopleMover-esque transportation ride
  • Jedi Training Academy - interactive show
  • Bantha Tracks - exploration zone
Lost Kingdom
Indiana Jones-themed land; the Temple of Peril roller coaster in Adventureland is removed and expanded on here

  • Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Cobra King - E-ticket EMV dark ride
  • Spirits of Peril - D+/E-ticket mine cart coaster

Avengers Campus

Like it is IRL, the Backlot is replaced with this Marvel-themed land
  • Avengers Assemble: Flight Force - retheme of Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster
  • Ant-Man: Into the Quantum Realm - E-ticket virtual reality/multimedia dark ride
  • Spider-Man: W.E.B. Adventure - D-ticket interactive dark ride
  • Dr. Strange: Vault of Magic - multimedia show
 
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President Loki

Active Member
Moving onto Disneyland Resort Paris...

Disneyland Paris

Frontierland

Built beyond the berm, past Cottonwood Creek, is a multi-level sub-area modeled after a Spanish Californian mission. This mission is the home of...
  • Las Aventuras del Zorro - E-ticket magnetic boat ride
  • The Chaparral Theater now hosts a Wild West stunt show

Adventureland

Replacing Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril - Indy moves to the Studios - is a new sub-area themed to a civilized paleontology camp and a wild, dinosaur-inhabited jungle
  • Valley of Fire - E-ticket terrain/mountain coaster
  • Tar Pits - extension of Adventure Isle

Fantasyland

  • Tangled Mountain - E-ticket Splash Mountain-style raft ride
  • Voyage of the Little Mermaid - D-ticket revived/enhanced suspended dark ride
  • Le Conte de la Belle et le Bête - C-ticket busbar dark ride
  • Les Pirouettes du Vieux Moulin is restored and reopened
  • A pair of meet-and-greet gazebos are placed outside of Fantasyland Station, and the Fantasy Festival Theatre/Meet Mickey Mouse pavilion building is removed to allow guest access to the tunnel built underneath

Discoveryland

Anything that does not mix with the 19th century retro-futuristic/steampunk theme Discoveryland now aims to stick to is out. Star Tours is relocated, the Discoveryland Theatre removed, and Discoveryland Station rebuilt to make room for a new section beyond the berm
  • Space Mountain: De la Terre á la Lune - Space Mountain is more or less restored to its original 1995 state
  • The Imaginarium - E-ticket semi-Omnimover or LPS (trackless) dark ride
  • Le Visionarium revival - retheme of Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast or full-on repurpose as a CircleVision show
  • War of the Worlds - C-ticket Fantasyland-style/“spook house” busbar dark ride
  • Western Balloon Ascent - C-ticket outdoor track ride
  • Flying Saucers - B-ticket interactive flat ride
  • Les Mystères du Nautilus retains its Audio-Animatronic squid

Walt Disney Grand Theatre

This Beaux Arts-styled theater is built at a transition point between Fantasyland and Discoveryland, as a way of housing any stage show that wouldn’t fit in either the Chaparral or Videopolis

Walt Disney Studios Park

A lot is changed from post-2010 (the opening of Toy Story Playland)...not including the name. Many of the additions below are S.W. Wilson’s 2023-24 buildout of the park, but its footprint is expanded to nearly the same size as his earlier DisneySea and Wild Animal Kingdom explorations

Hollywoodland

Studio 1 now leads to this more lavish redo of Production Courtyard. Besides Tower of Terror, the other star attraction here is...
  • The Great Movie Ride - unique version of the E-ticket dark ride

Worlds of Pixar

  • In the courtyard, Crush’s Coaster’s show building is redone to look like an aquarium, the signage for the Cars flat ride is changed from French (Cars Quatre Roues Rallye) to English (Cars Race Rally), and Flying Carpets Over Agrabah is either replaced or rethemed to a Pixar or Pixar-adjacent movie; possible contenders being Planes, UP, and Inside Out
  • Toy Story Playland receives a new version of Toy Story Mania!, with the two tracks themed to Woody’s Roundup and a battle against the evil Emperor Zurg with Buzz
Place de Rémy
  • Ratatouille: L’Aventure Totalement Toquée de Rémy - the trackless dark ride from our IRL WDS is still here...but as a full-fledged, largely physical set-based E-ticket experience, not the screen-reliant borderline D it actually is

Worlds of Disney Animation

Broken up into four mini-lands, two mono-IP and two multi-IP:
Pride Lands
The Lion King-themed land coming to Adventure Worldthe Studios IRL

  • The Lion King: Simba’s Journey - E-ticket flume ride
Kingdom of Arendelle
Slightly enhanced version of the Frozen-themed land coming to Adventure Worldthe Studios IRL

  • Frozen Ever After - D-ticket boat ride
  • Wandering Oaken’s Dancing Sleighs - C-ticket LPS flat ride
  • Storybook Alcove - castle walkthrough
London Square
  • Basil’s Phantasmagorical Flight - D-ticket hybrid dark ride
  • One Hundred and One Dalmatians - C-ticket Fantasyland-style dark ride
  • Mary Poppins’ Practically Perfect Carousel - A-ticket carousel
Shadowland
  • Dark Mountain - E-ticket mountain coaster with dark ride scenes
  • River Styx - C+/D-ticket boat ride
  • Dr. Facilier’s Lair - C-ticket Madhouse
  • Ursula’s Fury - B-ticket “octopus” flat ride

Worlds of Lucasfilm

Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
Unlike the Hollywood Studios land of the same name or the stripped down version of it that was planned for the IRL WDS, this take on a Star Wars land is set in the Original Trilogy and on Luke Skywalker’s home planet of Tatooine

  • Podracing Circuit - E-ticket Duel Power Coaster
  • Bounty Hunter Blast - D-ticket interactive dark ride
  • Star Tours, originally in Discoveryland, is moved here
  • Mos Eisley Transit Authority - C-ticket PeopleMover-esque transportation ride
  • Jedi Training Academy - interactive show
  • Bantha Tracks - exploration zone
Lost Kingdom
Indiana Jones-themed land; the Temple of Peril roller coaster in Adventureland is removed and expanded on here

  • Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Cobra King - E-ticket EMV dark ride
  • Spirits of Peril - D+/E-ticket mine cart coaster

Avengers Campus

Like it is IRL, the Backlot is replaced with this Marvel-themed land
  • Avengers Assemble: Flight Force - retheme of Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster
  • Ant-Man: Into the Quantum Realm - E-ticket virtual reality/multimedia dark ride
  • Spider-Man: W.E.B. Adventure - D-ticket interactive dark ride
  • Dr. Strange: Vault of Magic - multimedia show
I definetley like the idea of turning Rataouille into a more physical set ride, the pantry scene is probably the best part of the ride.

Also, just love everything about Galaxy's Edge, I love the ride ideas.
 

Ryandisney

New Member
I’m doing mk soo here’s my plan Tina’s is gone splash Welcom back but with updated boat tect im still updating big thunder but beyond big thunder is axed completely villains is going an a 5th gate and cars is a dca exclusive soo tomorrow land i am taking out buzz and putting a Ralph shooter in there combining laugh floor with it as well in stitches buliding I am putting a WALL·E in there speedway is getting all new cars space is getting the futuristic space updated little mermaid is going trackless pirates is getting the toko Disney update Peter Pan is getting a the a new Peter Pan update that went in toko i am building a tangled boat ride in fantasy land haunted mansion is getting a update to a kuka arm and I am updating all outdated aas for new ones that’s my plan
 

WaltWiz1901

Well-Known Member
Time to see what the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort could use or could've used...

Hong Kong Disneyland

Picking up where the trifecta of Mystic Point/Grizzly Gulch/Toy Story Land left off, more attractions for some of the existing lands and a few more mini-lands are added to flesh out the park’s identity and capacity:

Grizzly Gulch

  • Golden Nugget River Run - D+-ticket river rapids ride with dark ride scenes

Fantasyland

Much of the opening day exteriors - The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh/Pooh Corner, Royal Banquet Hall, and Clopin’s Festival of Foods - are refreshed in the “storybook vernacular” style, and a new medium-sized dark ride is added just outside the berm...
  • Aladdin’s Magic Journey or Voyage of the Little Mermaid - C+/D-ticket suspended dark ride, acting as HKDL!Fantasyland’s equivalent of Peter Pan’s Flight

Tomorrowland

Buzz Lightyear’s Astro Blasters, Autopia, and UFO Zone are kept intact

Kingdom of Arendelle

The Frozen land from our IRL HKDL
  • Frozen Ever After - D-ticket boat ride
  • Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs - C-ticket junior coaster
  • Playhouse in the Woods - show

Pixie Hollow

Either being built in place of it or replacing it a few years later, this Fairies-themed land serves the same purpose as Toy Story Land, featuring these attractions:
  • a C-ticket busbar dark ride
  • a B-ticket whip ride
  • a B-ticket “caterpillar” ride; retheme of Slinky Dog Spin
  • a B-ticket parachute tower ride
  • a play area/exploration zone

Stark Expo

Nearly all the Marvel stuff from our IRL HKDL - Iron Man Experience and the upcoming Tower of Terror-esque Spider-Man attraction - is built in a land of its own

The resort’s second gate, across from Disneyland and on the waterfront of Penny’s Bay, is fittingly a new take on a DisneySea park. While the port of call lineup is mostly the same as S.W. Wilson’s 2020 buildout, Mermaid Lagoon is swapped out with...

Aloha Isle

Lilo & Stitch-themed port, similar to the one from Jared Long’s Seven Seas park concept
  • Stitch’s Road Rally - E-ticket racing slot car dark ride
  • A pair of flat rides could flesh out the port’s ride lineup, one of them themed to Pudge the fish
  • Jumba’s Laboratory - multimedia show
  • Nani’s House - meet-and-greet
  • Kokaua Hula School
 

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