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Awesome job with this map!
Also interesting trajectory through the project, I'm assuming the 'main street' will be last?
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Also interesting trajectory through the project, I'm assuming the 'main street' will be last?
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Yes! Gonna do (probably) Tomorrowland next. Then Neveraland Island, then mainstreet/parade/night shows.
That honestly came about from the self indulgent nature of this park haha. I have the least ideas for main street and the least fun doing it lol. So, I'm putting that off till last. I've started to come up with more stuff though for it.
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-Tomorrowland Part 1-
Welcome to the World of Tomorrow! A land dedicated to optimism and hope! A high tech spaceport full of aliens, robots, heroes, scientists, spaceships, and more! Most of Tomorrowland has the sci-fi spaceport aesthetic of Walt Disney World’s Tomorrowland but a bit more modern. It is also designed to look more like an actual future city.
The area around Small World is separate. It focuses more on the Mary Blair style. This will serve as a smoother transition between Fantasyland/ Cloud Circus into the main part of Tomorrowland (separated by the Peoplemover Track).
-It’s a Small World-
The classic attraction receives very little alterations from the original. Disney characters and music will not be featured in this version of the ride. The façade will have a white-light blue-silver color scheme to visually transition to Tomorrowland and fit in with the Cloud Circus aesthetic. As mentioned in the write up for Dumbo, the two Dumbo’s can be seen flying above Small World and are given a more Mary Blair design to fit in with Small World. The ride does have its load/unload outdoors (Like at Disneyland), but does not feature the topiaries.
-Mary Blair plaza-
The plaza around Small World is full of sculptures and art pieces inspired by Mary Blair and her work. This will include a recreation of the Tower of the Four Winds from the ’64 World’s Fair. Also, a large tile mural covering up the Frozen and Galaxy Mountain show buildings.
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A new song for the transition into the fun and futuristic Tomorrowland proper.
-Rivers of Time Rapids Ride-
Enter the Tomorrowland Institute of Time Travels Studies (Abbreviated to the T.I… wait. No! NO! This is worse than the abbreviation for the Monster Inc. Laugh Floor! Hang on, let me start over!)
Enter the Tomorrowland Department of Science to participate in their newest experiment! The queue is full of interactive elements and fun effects/displays on their high concept Sci-fi experiments. Some demonstrate actual concepts in science and advanced theoretical physics. Most are just over the top sci-fi stuff like teleportation, force fields, and lasers.
Eventually you make it to the pre-show where a scientist introduces the Chrono Raft MK. 4! (The less said about the unfortunate fates of marks 1 through 3 the better). It can travel across the Rivers of Time to take guests on a quick tour through the time of the dinosaurs!
Guests then board the rafts for an exciting ride through time. The scientist can be heard through a speaker on the raft. Unbeknownst to guests, the preshow room is an elevator. The ride starts as high as possible (Cloud circus is on top of the show building, so it can’t be too high, but part of the ride will be built into the ground to give it more height). Each time jump is accompanied by a small drop. So, it starts at top height and ends at bottom height.
The ride starts in the time of the dinosaurs, but a Triceratops knocks over a tree knocking our raft off course. Thus, knocking us off the mapped path through time! The scientist is able to get a partial lock on us to do a time jump before a T-Rex attacks!
Unfortunately, the time jump doesn’t take us back to the lab. It takes us to the Wild West. It is inspired by the Western River Expedition. The scientist triggers another time jump right before bandits attack the guests!
This time we wind up in icy waters. When we pass by the Titanic, the scientist realizes that there can’t be any more mistakes. One final time jump is initiated as the ice cavern we’ve drifted into is collapsing around us.
This time we wind up safely back in Tomorrowland! The scientist thanks us for testing the Chrono Raft and assures us that the Mark 5 will definitely work right! We then walk up the exit ramp back up to ground level and exit near the entrance to Cosmic Ray’s.
-Galaxy Mountain-
Housed in the iconic sci-fi pyramid of Space Mountain (with a light golden color scheme), Galaxy Mountain is an exciting roller coaster ride through space with the Nova Corps and the Guardians of the Galaxy!
Guests enter Nova Corps Headquarters. An animatronic Groot and Rocket explains that there’s a big space battle going on with the Kree attacking. So, the Nova Corps are looking for a few volunteer pilots. In the second part of the queue, Corpsman Dey (John C. Riley’s character from the first movie) can be seen on televisions giving a safety briefing.
The ride itself is essentially Hyperspace Mountain. A simple rollercoaster through a projected star scape with added effects to simulate an exciting space battle. The biggest departure for this version of the ride is the option to choose your own soundtrack. Each seat has a touchscreen with a list of music ranging from pop songs of the 70s and 80s to epic soundtracks like the Guardians theme and the Space Mountain Theme. That allows guests the freedom to change their experience to be either more of a Guardians of the Galaxy Ride or more of an updated Space Mountain featuring a Starlord cameo.
-Galactic Outpost Gift Shop-
The galactic Outpost Gift shop is the place to go to get Guardians of the Galaxy, Nova Corps, cosmic Ray, and rivers of Time merchandise. Conveniently located at the exit to Galaxy mountain! This shop has a kitschy, Jetsons-esque Sci-fi aesthetic and a focus on toys, knick-knacks, and cheaper souvenirs.
-Cosmic Ray’s Deep Space Diner QSR-
Much like Magic Kingdom, Cosmic Ray’s is the largest quick service location in the park! Unlike Magic Kingdom, this Cosmic Ray’s is the Deep space diner! Split up into smaller rooms with plenty of booths and bar seating areas. Neon signs. Jukeboxes. The whole 9 yards.
The only area not themed to an intergalactic diner is the Starlight Room. The Starlight Room is a large dining room that has a classy jazz club feel with ”live” music played by the best lounge singer this side of the Kessel Run: Sonny Eclipse!
Welcome to the World of Tomorrow! A land dedicated to optimism and hope! A high tech spaceport full of aliens, robots, heroes, scientists, spaceships, and more! Most of Tomorrowland has the sci-fi spaceport aesthetic of Walt Disney World’s Tomorrowland but a bit more modern. It is also designed to look more like an actual future city.
The area around Small World is separate. It focuses more on the Mary Blair style. This will serve as a smoother transition between Fantasyland/ Cloud Circus into the main part of Tomorrowland (separated by the Peoplemover Track).
-It’s a Small World-
The classic attraction receives very little alterations from the original. Disney characters and music will not be featured in this version of the ride. The façade will have a white-light blue-silver color scheme to visually transition to Tomorrowland and fit in with the Cloud Circus aesthetic. As mentioned in the write up for Dumbo, the two Dumbo’s can be seen flying above Small World and are given a more Mary Blair design to fit in with Small World. The ride does have its load/unload outdoors (Like at Disneyland), but does not feature the topiaries.
-Mary Blair plaza-
The plaza around Small World is full of sculptures and art pieces inspired by Mary Blair and her work. This will include a recreation of the Tower of the Four Winds from the ’64 World’s Fair. Also, a large tile mural covering up the Frozen and Galaxy Mountain show buildings.
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A new song for the transition into the fun and futuristic Tomorrowland proper.
-Rivers of Time Rapids Ride-
Enter the Tomorrowland Department of Science to participate in their newest experiment! The queue is full of interactive elements and fun effects/displays on their high concept Sci-fi experiments. Some demonstrate actual concepts in science and advanced theoretical physics. Most are just over the top sci-fi stuff like teleportation, force fields, and lasers.
Eventually you make it to the pre-show where a scientist introduces the Chrono Raft MK. 4! (The less said about the unfortunate fates of marks 1 through 3 the better). It can travel across the Rivers of Time to take guests on a quick tour through the time of the dinosaurs!
Guests then board the rafts for an exciting ride through time. The scientist can be heard through a speaker on the raft. Unbeknownst to guests, the preshow room is an elevator. The ride starts as high as possible (Cloud circus is on top of the show building, so it can’t be too high, but part of the ride will be built into the ground to give it more height). Each time jump is accompanied by a small drop. So, it starts at top height and ends at bottom height.
The ride starts in the time of the dinosaurs, but a Triceratops knocks over a tree knocking our raft off course. Thus, knocking us off the mapped path through time! The scientist is able to get a partial lock on us to do a time jump before a T-Rex attacks!
Unfortunately, the time jump doesn’t take us back to the lab. It takes us to the Wild West. It is inspired by the Western River Expedition. The scientist triggers another time jump right before bandits attack the guests!
This time we wind up in icy waters. When we pass by the Titanic, the scientist realizes that there can’t be any more mistakes. One final time jump is initiated as the ice cavern we’ve drifted into is collapsing around us.
This time we wind up safely back in Tomorrowland! The scientist thanks us for testing the Chrono Raft and assures us that the Mark 5 will definitely work right! We then walk up the exit ramp back up to ground level and exit near the entrance to Cosmic Ray’s.
-Galaxy Mountain-
Housed in the iconic sci-fi pyramid of Space Mountain (with a light golden color scheme), Galaxy Mountain is an exciting roller coaster ride through space with the Nova Corps and the Guardians of the Galaxy!
Guests enter Nova Corps Headquarters. An animatronic Groot and Rocket explains that there’s a big space battle going on with the Kree attacking. So, the Nova Corps are looking for a few volunteer pilots. In the second part of the queue, Corpsman Dey (John C. Riley’s character from the first movie) can be seen on televisions giving a safety briefing.
The ride itself is essentially Hyperspace Mountain. A simple rollercoaster through a projected star scape with added effects to simulate an exciting space battle. The biggest departure for this version of the ride is the option to choose your own soundtrack. Each seat has a touchscreen with a list of music ranging from pop songs of the 70s and 80s to epic soundtracks like the Guardians theme and the Space Mountain Theme. That allows guests the freedom to change their experience to be either more of a Guardians of the Galaxy Ride or more of an updated Space Mountain featuring a Starlord cameo.
-Galactic Outpost Gift Shop-
The galactic Outpost Gift shop is the place to go to get Guardians of the Galaxy, Nova Corps, cosmic Ray, and rivers of Time merchandise. Conveniently located at the exit to Galaxy mountain! This shop has a kitschy, Jetsons-esque Sci-fi aesthetic and a focus on toys, knick-knacks, and cheaper souvenirs.
-Cosmic Ray’s Deep Space Diner QSR-
Much like Magic Kingdom, Cosmic Ray’s is the largest quick service location in the park! Unlike Magic Kingdom, this Cosmic Ray’s is the Deep space diner! Split up into smaller rooms with plenty of booths and bar seating areas. Neon signs. Jukeboxes. The whole 9 yards.
The only area not themed to an intergalactic diner is the Starlight Room. The Starlight Room is a large dining room that has a classy jazz club feel with ”live” music played by the best lounge singer this side of the Kessel Run: Sonny Eclipse!
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-Tomorrowland part 2-
We now enter the heart of Tomorrowland! A bustling sci-fi city! Walk around characters (aliens and robots) help bring this land to life. Centered around the Rocketeer Tower (Modelled after the Astro Orbiter Tower in Disney World, but with a more modern look), this part of Tomorrowland features some of the biggest and most exciting attractions in the park!
-Star Wars: First Order Escape-
Tower of Terror is cool. Star Wars is cool. Let’s combine them and see what happens!
Guests enter into Tomorrowland City Hall. Nothing seems super Star Wars themed yet. Poe’s X-Wing was parked out front and there is graffiti Rebel Alliance Logos, but for the most part this first section of the queue seems like just the Tomorrowland City Hall. Sci-fi themed with a robot secretary, but mostly just an office. At the front of this section of the queue, a cast member asks a group of people if they are allied with the Resistance. When the guests say yes (a speaker is hidden nearby to say yes if no one does), the cast member performs a special knock (the knocking pattern is a secret code) and one of two hidden doors open leading to one of the two identical pre-show rooms.
The preshow features a holographic Poe Dameron (an effect achieved using a Pepper’s Ghost Effect) telling guests the Resistance’s plan. They have found a stash of Kyber Crystals that could change the tide of the war. But the First Order has discovered the secret base here in Tomorrowland! So, we are tasked with boarding the tank like Serling Class Shuttle and serving as a distraction for Kylo Ren and the Storm Troopers while Poe sneaks the Crystals out. He’ll then come back to rescue us.
The second part of the queue is much more heavily Star Wars themed as a Resistance base. Guests board their ships and the ride begins.
Much like Disney World’s Tower of Terror, this ride starts out moving forward through the base. Poe tells you over the speakers on the ride vehicle to stay strong. The First Order is coming! Alarms sound. Guests pull into the elevator shaft as the doors open and reveal an animatronic Kylo Ren flanked by storm troopers.
Kylo Ren asks us where the Kyber Crystals are. When we refuse to answer, Ren decides to get the information out of us by any means necessary. He grabs our shuttle with the force and send us flying upwards. After a couple thrilling, high-speed drops and jumps, we see a (projection screen) Kylo Ren confront us again. We see through a window Poe’s x-Wing fly up. Poe tells us over the speaker’s not to worry because here comes the calvary. He fires his ship’s lasers on Kylo through the window! This sends us plummeting. Luckily, Rey (projection screen) catches us before we hit the ground. The rest of the ride is us caught in the middle of a force battle between Rey and Kylo Ren until Poe is able to catch us in a tractor beam and pull us out of the elevator shaft and back into the safety of Tomorrowland. Guests then exit into the Merchant of Venus Trading Company.
-Merchant of Venus Trading company-
The Merchant of Venus Trading Company is the largest gift shop in Tomorrowland. It has a sleeker, more modern feel compared to the Galactic Outpost Gift Shop. It is more inspired by Shanghai’s Tomorrowland aesthetic. It is the best place in the park to find Star Wars merchandise as well as most Disney Sci-fi properties (Stitch, Tron, Buzz Lightyear, etc.).
This store also is the main location for high tech gadgets like battery packs, phone accessories, magic bands, photo pass, and more.
-Jungle Cruise… in SPACE!!!-
I was originally going to call it the The Jungle Planet Hover Cruise. But Jungle Cruise… in SPACE!!! felt like a more fitting name (The ellipses, the all caps, and the three exclamation marks are all a part of the official title).
Keeping with the theme of the original Jungle Cruise, this is based out of shipping company. Your skipper has decided to run tours to make extra money.
The queue is themed as the storage warehouse for the Merchant of Venus next door. The queue is very much designed to be reminiscent of the classic Jungle Cruise attraction, just with a Sci-Fi twist. Right down to the corny announcements over the speakers.
The ride itself uses the Flight of Passage Ride System.
Our skipper is the (self-proclaimed) famous intergalactic adventurer known as Kyle Cosmic! While that name is almost certainly fake, Kyle Cosmic has travelled much of the known universe in his deliveries and is happy to use his knowledge to give a great tour. His charm and unearned confidence makes him a great skipper. Not to mention his love of bad puns and cheesey humor.
Guests board their Rocketcycles and follow their Skipper through a pun filled flight around an alien jungle planet with fantastic creatures, dazzling sights, attacks from alien headhunters, and the most exciting sight of all: THE BACKSIDE OF WATER!!! While the ride itself is much more action packed, fast paced, and exciting than the classic attraction, Kyle Cosmic’s cheesey sense of humor will bring the same corny charm from the original to this new experience. Guests then exit out into the Merchant of Venus.
-Figment’s Fantastic Flight into Imagination-
Tomorrowland is home to the all-new Imagination Institute! A bit brighter and more futuristic than the version in EPCOT, but still featuring the iconic glass pyramid and reverse waterfalls on either side of the entry door. Inside is a new Figment and Dreamfinder attraction (taking inspiration from the comics, but not being a direct aspiration).
Guests are invited on a tour through the colorful Realm of Imagination (Think of what you would get if Sam Raimi and Ghibli made a world together) with The Dreamfinder and Figment as your guides, but watch out for the giant Dragon of Dreams that attacks guests and our heroes!
The ride system is a large, high capacity suspended cab that slowly moves along the track and is capable of bouncing/shaking. This ride system is taken from the late, great Kongfrontation in Universal Florida, but themed to the Dreamfinder’s flying machine. This ride system is capable of simulating being grabbed and attacked realistically while also allowing for grand views flying over and around the scenery. Makes the ride a mix of Kongfrontation and Peter Pan's Flight. Plus, it has a high hourly capacity.
A mix of large animatronics, practical effects, and large-scale projector screens create the environments and brings them to life. The Dragon of Dreams is a particularly exciting large scale animatronic with lighting effects that give it the ability to change colors.
This ride will help revitalize the Figment brand and bring the Dreamfinder into the modern theme park landscape. While also being a great tribute to the wonder, excitement, and beauty of imagination. The ride exits out into the BnL Outlet.
We now enter the heart of Tomorrowland! A bustling sci-fi city! Walk around characters (aliens and robots) help bring this land to life. Centered around the Rocketeer Tower (Modelled after the Astro Orbiter Tower in Disney World, but with a more modern look), this part of Tomorrowland features some of the biggest and most exciting attractions in the park!
-Star Wars: First Order Escape-
Tower of Terror is cool. Star Wars is cool. Let’s combine them and see what happens!
Guests enter into Tomorrowland City Hall. Nothing seems super Star Wars themed yet. Poe’s X-Wing was parked out front and there is graffiti Rebel Alliance Logos, but for the most part this first section of the queue seems like just the Tomorrowland City Hall. Sci-fi themed with a robot secretary, but mostly just an office. At the front of this section of the queue, a cast member asks a group of people if they are allied with the Resistance. When the guests say yes (a speaker is hidden nearby to say yes if no one does), the cast member performs a special knock (the knocking pattern is a secret code) and one of two hidden doors open leading to one of the two identical pre-show rooms.
The preshow features a holographic Poe Dameron (an effect achieved using a Pepper’s Ghost Effect) telling guests the Resistance’s plan. They have found a stash of Kyber Crystals that could change the tide of the war. But the First Order has discovered the secret base here in Tomorrowland! So, we are tasked with boarding the tank like Serling Class Shuttle and serving as a distraction for Kylo Ren and the Storm Troopers while Poe sneaks the Crystals out. He’ll then come back to rescue us.
The second part of the queue is much more heavily Star Wars themed as a Resistance base. Guests board their ships and the ride begins.
Much like Disney World’s Tower of Terror, this ride starts out moving forward through the base. Poe tells you over the speakers on the ride vehicle to stay strong. The First Order is coming! Alarms sound. Guests pull into the elevator shaft as the doors open and reveal an animatronic Kylo Ren flanked by storm troopers.
Kylo Ren asks us where the Kyber Crystals are. When we refuse to answer, Ren decides to get the information out of us by any means necessary. He grabs our shuttle with the force and send us flying upwards. After a couple thrilling, high-speed drops and jumps, we see a (projection screen) Kylo Ren confront us again. We see through a window Poe’s x-Wing fly up. Poe tells us over the speaker’s not to worry because here comes the calvary. He fires his ship’s lasers on Kylo through the window! This sends us plummeting. Luckily, Rey (projection screen) catches us before we hit the ground. The rest of the ride is us caught in the middle of a force battle between Rey and Kylo Ren until Poe is able to catch us in a tractor beam and pull us out of the elevator shaft and back into the safety of Tomorrowland. Guests then exit into the Merchant of Venus Trading Company.
-Merchant of Venus Trading company-
The Merchant of Venus Trading Company is the largest gift shop in Tomorrowland. It has a sleeker, more modern feel compared to the Galactic Outpost Gift Shop. It is more inspired by Shanghai’s Tomorrowland aesthetic. It is the best place in the park to find Star Wars merchandise as well as most Disney Sci-fi properties (Stitch, Tron, Buzz Lightyear, etc.).
This store also is the main location for high tech gadgets like battery packs, phone accessories, magic bands, photo pass, and more.
-Jungle Cruise… in SPACE!!!-
I was originally going to call it the The Jungle Planet Hover Cruise. But Jungle Cruise… in SPACE!!! felt like a more fitting name (The ellipses, the all caps, and the three exclamation marks are all a part of the official title).
Keeping with the theme of the original Jungle Cruise, this is based out of shipping company. Your skipper has decided to run tours to make extra money.
The queue is themed as the storage warehouse for the Merchant of Venus next door. The queue is very much designed to be reminiscent of the classic Jungle Cruise attraction, just with a Sci-Fi twist. Right down to the corny announcements over the speakers.
The ride itself uses the Flight of Passage Ride System.
Our skipper is the (self-proclaimed) famous intergalactic adventurer known as Kyle Cosmic! While that name is almost certainly fake, Kyle Cosmic has travelled much of the known universe in his deliveries and is happy to use his knowledge to give a great tour. His charm and unearned confidence makes him a great skipper. Not to mention his love of bad puns and cheesey humor.
Guests board their Rocketcycles and follow their Skipper through a pun filled flight around an alien jungle planet with fantastic creatures, dazzling sights, attacks from alien headhunters, and the most exciting sight of all: THE BACKSIDE OF WATER!!! While the ride itself is much more action packed, fast paced, and exciting than the classic attraction, Kyle Cosmic’s cheesey sense of humor will bring the same corny charm from the original to this new experience. Guests then exit out into the Merchant of Venus.
-Figment’s Fantastic Flight into Imagination-
Tomorrowland is home to the all-new Imagination Institute! A bit brighter and more futuristic than the version in EPCOT, but still featuring the iconic glass pyramid and reverse waterfalls on either side of the entry door. Inside is a new Figment and Dreamfinder attraction (taking inspiration from the comics, but not being a direct aspiration).
Guests are invited on a tour through the colorful Realm of Imagination (Think of what you would get if Sam Raimi and Ghibli made a world together) with The Dreamfinder and Figment as your guides, but watch out for the giant Dragon of Dreams that attacks guests and our heroes!
The ride system is a large, high capacity suspended cab that slowly moves along the track and is capable of bouncing/shaking. This ride system is taken from the late, great Kongfrontation in Universal Florida, but themed to the Dreamfinder’s flying machine. This ride system is capable of simulating being grabbed and attacked realistically while also allowing for grand views flying over and around the scenery. Makes the ride a mix of Kongfrontation and Peter Pan's Flight. Plus, it has a high hourly capacity.
A mix of large animatronics, practical effects, and large-scale projector screens create the environments and brings them to life. The Dragon of Dreams is a particularly exciting large scale animatronic with lighting effects that give it the ability to change colors.
This ride will help revitalize the Figment brand and bring the Dreamfinder into the modern theme park landscape. While also being a great tribute to the wonder, excitement, and beauty of imagination. The ride exits out into the BnL Outlet.
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Fun fact! This part has two attractions (Jungle Cruise...in SPACE!!! and figment's flight) that started off in the One Sentence Competition!
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Lastly (Sorry for triple posting), minor visual update. Galaxy Mountain is now a light, blue with gold accents.
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-Tomorrowland Part 3-
And now we finally finish out Tomorrowland! This is simply a continuation of the area around Rocketeer Plaza we started discussing in part 2.
-Wall-e: The Exciting Journ-e Dark Ride-
Guests enter into the Jewel of the BnL Fleet, the Axiom! A luxury, deep space cruise ship currently docked in Tomorrowland. They then board the Leisure Seats (the chairs all the people live their life in from the movie). These Leisure Seats are omnimover ride vehicles similar to Haunted Mansion.
The ride itself is basically a book report ride telling the story of the film from the perspective of the passengers of the Axiom. It doesn’t tell the whole plot though. The ride’s story focuses on Wall-e and Eve escaping from the robot security.
Overall, the focus of the ride is the interesting environments and visuals found in the film. Cool robots, beautiful views of space, interesting technology. Plus, a lot of comedy and visual gags.
-BnL Outlet-
A small gift shop at the exit to the Wall-e ride and Figment’s Flight. Themed to the BnL brand from the Pixar universe (specifically Wall-e, but featured in others as well). This is just a small exit shop with toys and souvenirs from Wall-e and Figment.
-Innoventions Ft. Ludwig’s Lab-
This new version of Innoventions will be a bit smaller. It will be divided into five sections. Only one section is reliant on outside company sponsors, that way Innoventions can live on even if sponsor deals fall through.
The Showcase
A series of rotating interactive showcases of new technology. Companies like Apple and Google will be targeted for displays. This part of Innoventions is aimed at the older guests. Adults can look through these displays while the kids enjoy the rest of Innoventions (which is mostly aimed at guests 13 and under).
Interactive Adventure Zone
A series of video game demo stations. Featuring demo versions of Disney games going back to the early NES games through to modern games like Disney Infinity. This will even be the first place for global releases of the demos for upcoming games like Kingdom hearts 3 and whatever stupid thing EA does next with the Star Wars franchise.
Ludwig’s Lab
A permanent interactive area set up similarly to science museum. Aimed at younger guests, this will be a fun and educational way for kids to play while adults relax in the air conditioning for a bit.
Baymax Encounter
A new version of Turtle Talk with Crush. This time focused on Baymax from Big Hero 6. The set up is that Baymax would like to ask guests some questions about humans to help him be a better companion. Cameos from other characters (it is random which one) help make the show even more exciting.
The Robo-Lounge
A place guests can meet with robots and droids such as BB-8, Wall-e, Eve, C3-PO, R2-D2, and Push the Talking trash can! Any that can realistically be given the ability to walk around will do that. A few need to be in special displays like BB-8 and Eve.
-Milk and Cookies Way Bakery-
A bakery with all kinds of delicious desserts from around the galaxy! Besides baked good (like cookies, brownies, and cakes) and dairy drinks, the Milk and Cookies Way Bakery features fro-yo with a fantastic toppings bar.
-Astro Orbiter-
We now make our way to Rocketeer Tower in the heart of Tomorrowland. At the top is the Astro Orbiter! A spinner attraction like Dumbo. Astro Orbiter distinguishes itself with a higher rotation speed. Plus, the unique vantage point of being up over Tomorrowland on top of Rocketeer Plaza.
-Tomorrowland Transit Authority People Mover-
The Tomorrowland Transit Authority People Mover travels throughout Tomorrowland (The Purple line on the map). It weaves through Innoventions and Galaxy Mountain, around the outside of the buildings, and finally through the queues for Jungle Cruise and figment’s Flight. This is a great, relaxing scenic tour of Tomorrowland. It adds a kinetic energy to the land as a whole. Lastly, it will be a great people eating attraction to help draw off the crowds from the large number of big ticket rides in Tomorrowland.
-Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Training-
At the base of Rocketeer Plaza is Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Training. This will function similarly to Jack Sparrow’s Pirate Tutorial. Young guests are taught by a Star Command Ranger all the important things to become Space Rangers themselves. Buzz himself is off on a fantastic adventure, but he does communicate with a series of video calls over the course of the training. The video calls tell a side story of Buzz’s exciting adventure that eventually ties into the training when one of Zurg’s robots appears (an animatronic hidden behind a door on Rocketeer Plaza). The new Space Ranger Cadets (the kids participating) get to defeat the robot with their lasers and save the day. Buzz Lightyear appears for one last video call to thank the cadets and welcome them into Star Command.
And now we finally finish out Tomorrowland! This is simply a continuation of the area around Rocketeer Plaza we started discussing in part 2.
-Wall-e: The Exciting Journ-e Dark Ride-
Guests enter into the Jewel of the BnL Fleet, the Axiom! A luxury, deep space cruise ship currently docked in Tomorrowland. They then board the Leisure Seats (the chairs all the people live their life in from the movie). These Leisure Seats are omnimover ride vehicles similar to Haunted Mansion.
The ride itself is basically a book report ride telling the story of the film from the perspective of the passengers of the Axiom. It doesn’t tell the whole plot though. The ride’s story focuses on Wall-e and Eve escaping from the robot security.
Overall, the focus of the ride is the interesting environments and visuals found in the film. Cool robots, beautiful views of space, interesting technology. Plus, a lot of comedy and visual gags.
-BnL Outlet-
A small gift shop at the exit to the Wall-e ride and Figment’s Flight. Themed to the BnL brand from the Pixar universe (specifically Wall-e, but featured in others as well). This is just a small exit shop with toys and souvenirs from Wall-e and Figment.
-Innoventions Ft. Ludwig’s Lab-
This new version of Innoventions will be a bit smaller. It will be divided into five sections. Only one section is reliant on outside company sponsors, that way Innoventions can live on even if sponsor deals fall through.
The Showcase
A series of rotating interactive showcases of new technology. Companies like Apple and Google will be targeted for displays. This part of Innoventions is aimed at the older guests. Adults can look through these displays while the kids enjoy the rest of Innoventions (which is mostly aimed at guests 13 and under).
Interactive Adventure Zone
A series of video game demo stations. Featuring demo versions of Disney games going back to the early NES games through to modern games like Disney Infinity. This will even be the first place for global releases of the demos for upcoming games like Kingdom hearts 3 and whatever stupid thing EA does next with the Star Wars franchise.
Ludwig’s Lab
A permanent interactive area set up similarly to science museum. Aimed at younger guests, this will be a fun and educational way for kids to play while adults relax in the air conditioning for a bit.
Baymax Encounter
A new version of Turtle Talk with Crush. This time focused on Baymax from Big Hero 6. The set up is that Baymax would like to ask guests some questions about humans to help him be a better companion. Cameos from other characters (it is random which one) help make the show even more exciting.
The Robo-Lounge
A place guests can meet with robots and droids such as BB-8, Wall-e, Eve, C3-PO, R2-D2, and Push the Talking trash can! Any that can realistically be given the ability to walk around will do that. A few need to be in special displays like BB-8 and Eve.
-Milk and Cookies Way Bakery-
A bakery with all kinds of delicious desserts from around the galaxy! Besides baked good (like cookies, brownies, and cakes) and dairy drinks, the Milk and Cookies Way Bakery features fro-yo with a fantastic toppings bar.
-Astro Orbiter-
We now make our way to Rocketeer Tower in the heart of Tomorrowland. At the top is the Astro Orbiter! A spinner attraction like Dumbo. Astro Orbiter distinguishes itself with a higher rotation speed. Plus, the unique vantage point of being up over Tomorrowland on top of Rocketeer Plaza.
-Tomorrowland Transit Authority People Mover-
The Tomorrowland Transit Authority People Mover travels throughout Tomorrowland (The Purple line on the map). It weaves through Innoventions and Galaxy Mountain, around the outside of the buildings, and finally through the queues for Jungle Cruise and figment’s Flight. This is a great, relaxing scenic tour of Tomorrowland. It adds a kinetic energy to the land as a whole. Lastly, it will be a great people eating attraction to help draw off the crowds from the large number of big ticket rides in Tomorrowland.
-Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Training-
At the base of Rocketeer Plaza is Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Training. This will function similarly to Jack Sparrow’s Pirate Tutorial. Young guests are taught by a Star Command Ranger all the important things to become Space Rangers themselves. Buzz himself is off on a fantastic adventure, but he does communicate with a series of video calls over the course of the training. The video calls tell a side story of Buzz’s exciting adventure that eventually ties into the training when one of Zurg’s robots appears (an animatronic hidden behind a door on Rocketeer Plaza). The new Space Ranger Cadets (the kids participating) get to defeat the robot with their lasers and save the day. Buzz Lightyear appears for one last video call to thank the cadets and welcome them into Star Command.
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Love the map! Great work all around!
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-Neverland Island-
In Pi’s Disneyland, guests can take a boat (from one of the three docks), to Neverland Island! People have wanted to explore Neverland since the release of Peter Pan. Now, finally, they can! A tropical, enchanted island with winding paths and exciting locations to explore. Plus, in a deviation from Tom Sawyer Island which inspires this, actual attractions! Peter Pan’s Flight, the classic attraction is here as well as a kid coaster! The island as a whole closes at sunset. The kid coaster closes with the island. Peter Pan’s Flight and the Fantasyland dock stay open until the park closes though with other paths blocked off. That is why Peter Pan’s Flight is so near to the dock. The tropical scenery and beautiful island are a great relaxing, scenic area to explore and the attractions will add a bit more to the land to bring more people over who would otherwise skip the quiet island. Also, this will help with how overwhelmed with crowds Peter Pan’s Flight can be.
Expect simpler write ups with this land as, with the exception of Peter Pan's Flight, the island as a whole really is one big attraction.
-Peter Pan’s Flight-
Peter Pan’s Flight is the quintessential Disney dark ride. Guests board their flying pirate ships for a beautiful tour soaring through Neverland! This version is a little different though. Traditionally, guests start with flying over London. In this version, guests are already in Neverland, so London will actually not be included.
Guests enter through the Hangman’s Tree (the hide out of the Lost boys). After queueing through the hideout, guests board the flying ships and take off! The flight starts with a take-off out of the Jungle and past mermaid lagoon as the scenes shrink giving the illusion of us flying away. We then fly through a star scape over the whole of Neverland Island (similar to the scene from Disneyland pictured below).
From here, the ride follows the Florida versions path with a trip through Neverland. The scenery gets bigger as we travel along making it seem like we are flying closer to the ground. Then there is a final confrontation with Hook and his crew! We get a last look of Peter Pan, Wendy and everyone flying away in the distance as we pull back into the station.
-Lost Boy’s Playground-
A simple playground for younger guests. The theming makes it look like the Lost Boys have built it out of logs and sticks they found around the island. A fun little experience for guests too little for the bigger rides. Peter and Wendy will sometimes come out for pictures. If it is slow, they will even play around with the kids on the playground.
-Neverland Caverns-
A system of caves for kids to explore. There’s already a lot of caves in the park with the large segment of Adventureland in the cave and the Rainbow Falls Cavern. Thus, these caves differentiate themselves from the others in the park by being full of cave drawings by the Lost Boys. There are also aquarium tanks with tropical fish in the caves as well.
-Pixie Dust Blast Kid Coaster-
A kid’s coaster in the same style of Barnstormer or Gadget’s Go Coaster. Visually, it has the more naturalistic style of Flight of the Hippogriff. The theme is simply flying with Tinker Bell. The coaster itself overlooks the Pixie Hollow section of the Enchanted Forest and skull rock across the water. A slightly thrilling experience for guests of all ages!
-Tiger Lilly’s Camp-
A generically Native American camp inspired by Tiger Lilly’s tribe. There are drums for guests to play with. Some nice photo ops. Good views overlooking Enchanted Forest and Fantasyland. Not too much else to say.
-Treasure Dig-
Here kids can dig for buried pirate treasure! Set up like the Boneyard dig from Animal Kingdom, the artificial sand can be displaced and tossed around by young kids with their buckets and shovels to discover the buried chests and jewels.
-Treasure Hunt Interactive Scavenger Hunt Game-
Of course, the Lost Boys and Peter Pan have already found the buried treasure at the dig site. There’s more treasure on Neverland than just in that one spot! Nearby the treasure dig, guests can pick up a treasure map and go on a scavenger hunt to solve the clues and find the hidden treasure!
-The Jolly Roger: Captain Hook’s Ship-
Guests can explore Captain Hook’s ship the Jolly Roger! A small walk through attraction exploring the deck and the Captain’s quarters. The captain himself even comes aboard sometimes to play with the kids and have some photos taken.
-Mermaid Lagoon-
Simple motion figures of the mermaids from the film can be seen here. A bouncy barrel bridge (like the one currently on the actual Tom Sawyer Island) lets guests wander around the mermaids. Plus, the barrel bridge is fun.
In Pi’s Disneyland, guests can take a boat (from one of the three docks), to Neverland Island! People have wanted to explore Neverland since the release of Peter Pan. Now, finally, they can! A tropical, enchanted island with winding paths and exciting locations to explore. Plus, in a deviation from Tom Sawyer Island which inspires this, actual attractions! Peter Pan’s Flight, the classic attraction is here as well as a kid coaster! The island as a whole closes at sunset. The kid coaster closes with the island. Peter Pan’s Flight and the Fantasyland dock stay open until the park closes though with other paths blocked off. That is why Peter Pan’s Flight is so near to the dock. The tropical scenery and beautiful island are a great relaxing, scenic area to explore and the attractions will add a bit more to the land to bring more people over who would otherwise skip the quiet island. Also, this will help with how overwhelmed with crowds Peter Pan’s Flight can be.
Expect simpler write ups with this land as, with the exception of Peter Pan's Flight, the island as a whole really is one big attraction.
-Peter Pan’s Flight-
Peter Pan’s Flight is the quintessential Disney dark ride. Guests board their flying pirate ships for a beautiful tour soaring through Neverland! This version is a little different though. Traditionally, guests start with flying over London. In this version, guests are already in Neverland, so London will actually not be included.
Guests enter through the Hangman’s Tree (the hide out of the Lost boys). After queueing through the hideout, guests board the flying ships and take off! The flight starts with a take-off out of the Jungle and past mermaid lagoon as the scenes shrink giving the illusion of us flying away. We then fly through a star scape over the whole of Neverland Island (similar to the scene from Disneyland pictured below).
From here, the ride follows the Florida versions path with a trip through Neverland. The scenery gets bigger as we travel along making it seem like we are flying closer to the ground. Then there is a final confrontation with Hook and his crew! We get a last look of Peter Pan, Wendy and everyone flying away in the distance as we pull back into the station.
-Lost Boy’s Playground-
A simple playground for younger guests. The theming makes it look like the Lost Boys have built it out of logs and sticks they found around the island. A fun little experience for guests too little for the bigger rides. Peter and Wendy will sometimes come out for pictures. If it is slow, they will even play around with the kids on the playground.
-Neverland Caverns-
A system of caves for kids to explore. There’s already a lot of caves in the park with the large segment of Adventureland in the cave and the Rainbow Falls Cavern. Thus, these caves differentiate themselves from the others in the park by being full of cave drawings by the Lost Boys. There are also aquarium tanks with tropical fish in the caves as well.
-Pixie Dust Blast Kid Coaster-
A kid’s coaster in the same style of Barnstormer or Gadget’s Go Coaster. Visually, it has the more naturalistic style of Flight of the Hippogriff. The theme is simply flying with Tinker Bell. The coaster itself overlooks the Pixie Hollow section of the Enchanted Forest and skull rock across the water. A slightly thrilling experience for guests of all ages!
-Tiger Lilly’s Camp-
A generically Native American camp inspired by Tiger Lilly’s tribe. There are drums for guests to play with. Some nice photo ops. Good views overlooking Enchanted Forest and Fantasyland. Not too much else to say.
-Treasure Dig-
Here kids can dig for buried pirate treasure! Set up like the Boneyard dig from Animal Kingdom, the artificial sand can be displaced and tossed around by young kids with their buckets and shovels to discover the buried chests and jewels.
-Treasure Hunt Interactive Scavenger Hunt Game-
Of course, the Lost Boys and Peter Pan have already found the buried treasure at the dig site. There’s more treasure on Neverland than just in that one spot! Nearby the treasure dig, guests can pick up a treasure map and go on a scavenger hunt to solve the clues and find the hidden treasure!
-The Jolly Roger: Captain Hook’s Ship-
Guests can explore Captain Hook’s ship the Jolly Roger! A small walk through attraction exploring the deck and the Captain’s quarters. The captain himself even comes aboard sometimes to play with the kids and have some photos taken.
-Mermaid Lagoon-
Simple motion figures of the mermaids from the film can be seen here. A bouncy barrel bridge (like the one currently on the actual Tom Sawyer Island) lets guests wander around the mermaids. Plus, the barrel bridge is fun.
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-Updated Whole Park Map-
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So, update! The park map and all the creative work is done as well as many of the desired pictures set up and ready. It is just a matter of putting it all together and doing the write ups now. There should be four more sections to the park, but each section relatively short. Anything that anyone wants to see be expanded upon (whether a full write up of just some more info), let me know! After I do the hub/Fantasia Avenue, I'm gonna start doing some more detailed write ups of attractions and stuff.
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So, just for context since some things are interconnected, I'm gonna start by posting the whole map for all of Fantasia Ave and then start making my way through it.
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-Castle HUB-
Let’s enter the final stretch of the park! The castle HUB. The heart of it all. The grand crossroads for the castle park. From here, guests can make their way to Fantasia Gardens (more on that soon) over the southwest bridge, Adventureland over the Northwest bridge, Fantasyland (through Rainbow Cavern) over the Northeast bridge, and Tomorrowland over the Southeast bridge. Follow the road straight South to get to Fantasia Avenue (The Main Street of the park). Head across the drawbridge to the North to enter the majestic Snow White Castle. The greenery in the hub is mostly flowers and bushes. There is a minimal amount of trees so as not to block views of fireworks and projection shows.
-Orchestra of Artistry Fountain-
At the center of the park, foregoing the classic Partner’s statue, is the all new Orchestra of Artistry Fountain. To fit the themes of Fantasia Avenue more, the fountain has an orchestra made of bronze recreations of classic Disney characters centered around Sorcerer Mickey on top of a rock. Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, Chip, Dale, Oswald, and Pluto are all a part of the display spaced out around the fountain facing outwards with their instruments. Mickey is in his sorcerer robes, but everyone else is in their black tie best outfits. Walt Disney is at the front of the fountain as the conductor of the Orchestra of Artistry.
-Archways-
As you cross the bridge towards Adventureland, you walk under the Adventureland archway, the Tiki Room can be seen sticking out of the tropical trees that fill the land just past the arch way.
As you cross the Tomorrowland Bridge, you enter through a canyon in the artificial mountain that started by the castle. The People Mover Track is seen crossing from one side of the canyon to the other creating an archway entrance into the world of the future! Glimpses of rocketeer plaza and the sci-fi city can be seen on the other side.
-First Aid-
The main first aid and child care stations are connected to the hub. That way they are in a nice central location to ensure no one is ever too far away from the help they need should they need help.
-Fantasia: A symphony of Color Projection Show-
Every night, the castle, the cliff face surrounding the east half of the hub, and Fantasia Avenue come to life in a grand projection show! The show is a series of segments based around the shorts from Fantasia. The different shops and restaurants on Fantasia Avenue each take some inspiration for their theming from different segments of Fantasia. So, for the show, each segment starts on the building inspired by the short the segment is and then spreads to fill the whole street/hub!
The show is focused almost entirely on projections with very very little fireworks. The focus is on shorts other than Sorcerer’s Apprentice to avoid being repetitive with both Fantasmic and Phillarmagic being housed on Fantasia Avenue.
There is one big added draw besides the projections. A large scale animatronic puppet of Chernabog rises out from the top of the Bald Mtn Bakery (More on that soon, but close enough to the hub to be seen from the hub yet enough on Fantasia Ave to be seen from people on the street). Projection mapping is used on the animatronic to make it more exciting while being a relatively simple figure.
-Happily Ever After Fireworks Spectacular-
A modified version of Happily Ever After will make its way to Pi’s Disneyland! Over all, the show is very similar just with a bit more classic films incorporated. The Moana segment is shortened to add in a Coco segment.
In Magic Kingdom, the finale transforms the blue tinted Cinderella castle into a grand red castle. Since snow White’s Castle is already a red/pink tint, the finale will transform it into a grand blue castle.
To expand the viewing areas, the projections will also be shown on Galaxy Mountain (with as few alterations as possible to make it fit the new structure) allowing viewing in Tomorrowland. Also, the projections will be shown on the Garden House Restaurant allowing viewing from Fantasia Gardens (The Garden House and Fantasia Gardens will be in the next section).
The mostly cloned fireworks show will be used partially as a test for crowd flow and the multiple viewing areas. A unique fireworks show will be developed as part of phase two for the five year anniversary.
-Rivers of Magic Parade-
What would Disney be without parades? Still pretty cool in all honesty, but missing something.
The connecting theme with the Rivers of Magic Parade is that each float is a boat of some kind or otherwise water based! Lighting effects on the bottom of the floats projected on the street help give a subtle watery effect to the road. It is simple lighting tricks that work even during the day as a subtle effect.
On the map, the parade follows the red dashed line up Fantasia Avenue, around the castle hub, past Fantasia Gardens, and then back down Fantasia Avenue. Honestly, this parade path is partially just because I forgot to make a parade route so I had to make it just fit in Fantasia Avenue. Luckily, I was already planning on having a side street with the gardens so it worked out haha.
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-Castle HUB-
Let’s enter the final stretch of the park! The castle HUB. The heart of it all. The grand crossroads for the castle park. From here, guests can make their way to Fantasia Gardens (more on that soon) over the southwest bridge, Adventureland over the Northwest bridge, Fantasyland (through Rainbow Cavern) over the Northeast bridge, and Tomorrowland over the Southeast bridge. Follow the road straight South to get to Fantasia Avenue (The Main Street of the park). Head across the drawbridge to the North to enter the majestic Snow White Castle. The greenery in the hub is mostly flowers and bushes. There is a minimal amount of trees so as not to block views of fireworks and projection shows.
-Orchestra of Artistry Fountain-
At the center of the park, foregoing the classic Partner’s statue, is the all new Orchestra of Artistry Fountain. To fit the themes of Fantasia Avenue more, the fountain has an orchestra made of bronze recreations of classic Disney characters centered around Sorcerer Mickey on top of a rock. Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, Chip, Dale, Oswald, and Pluto are all a part of the display spaced out around the fountain facing outwards with their instruments. Mickey is in his sorcerer robes, but everyone else is in their black tie best outfits. Walt Disney is at the front of the fountain as the conductor of the Orchestra of Artistry.
-Archways-
As you cross the bridge towards Adventureland, you walk under the Adventureland archway, the Tiki Room can be seen sticking out of the tropical trees that fill the land just past the arch way.
As you cross the Tomorrowland Bridge, you enter through a canyon in the artificial mountain that started by the castle. The People Mover Track is seen crossing from one side of the canyon to the other creating an archway entrance into the world of the future! Glimpses of rocketeer plaza and the sci-fi city can be seen on the other side.
-First Aid-
The main first aid and child care stations are connected to the hub. That way they are in a nice central location to ensure no one is ever too far away from the help they need should they need help.
-Fantasia: A symphony of Color Projection Show-
Every night, the castle, the cliff face surrounding the east half of the hub, and Fantasia Avenue come to life in a grand projection show! The show is a series of segments based around the shorts from Fantasia. The different shops and restaurants on Fantasia Avenue each take some inspiration for their theming from different segments of Fantasia. So, for the show, each segment starts on the building inspired by the short the segment is and then spreads to fill the whole street/hub!
The show is focused almost entirely on projections with very very little fireworks. The focus is on shorts other than Sorcerer’s Apprentice to avoid being repetitive with both Fantasmic and Phillarmagic being housed on Fantasia Avenue.
There is one big added draw besides the projections. A large scale animatronic puppet of Chernabog rises out from the top of the Bald Mtn Bakery (More on that soon, but close enough to the hub to be seen from the hub yet enough on Fantasia Ave to be seen from people on the street). Projection mapping is used on the animatronic to make it more exciting while being a relatively simple figure.
-Happily Ever After Fireworks Spectacular-
A modified version of Happily Ever After will make its way to Pi’s Disneyland! Over all, the show is very similar just with a bit more classic films incorporated. The Moana segment is shortened to add in a Coco segment.
In Magic Kingdom, the finale transforms the blue tinted Cinderella castle into a grand red castle. Since snow White’s Castle is already a red/pink tint, the finale will transform it into a grand blue castle.
To expand the viewing areas, the projections will also be shown on Galaxy Mountain (with as few alterations as possible to make it fit the new structure) allowing viewing in Tomorrowland. Also, the projections will be shown on the Garden House Restaurant allowing viewing from Fantasia Gardens (The Garden House and Fantasia Gardens will be in the next section).
The mostly cloned fireworks show will be used partially as a test for crowd flow and the multiple viewing areas. A unique fireworks show will be developed as part of phase two for the five year anniversary.
-Rivers of Magic Parade-
What would Disney be without parades? Still pretty cool in all honesty, but missing something.
The connecting theme with the Rivers of Magic Parade is that each float is a boat of some kind or otherwise water based! Lighting effects on the bottom of the floats projected on the street help give a subtle watery effect to the road. It is simple lighting tricks that work even during the day as a subtle effect.
On the map, the parade follows the red dashed line up Fantasia Avenue, around the castle hub, past Fantasia Gardens, and then back down Fantasia Avenue. Honestly, this parade path is partially just because I forgot to make a parade route so I had to make it just fit in Fantasia Avenue. Luckily, I was already planning on having a side street with the gardens so it worked out haha.
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-Fantasia Avenue West-
Let’s start on Fantasia Avenue! Aesthetically, there is not too much of a change from the turn of the century style of Main Street. The buildings have a bit more color to them though. More purples and blues over things. Subtle engravings of instruments and characters/imagery from Fantasia help give a more unique, magical feel while not losing the charm of Main Street. The area music is all orchestra remixes of classic Disney songs mixed in with the classical music of Fantasia
Fantasia Avenue West features Garden Street. Garden Street is a side path featuring Fantasia Gardens. The side street is used partially as extended viewing areas for fireworks and parades. The path that connects Garden Street to the Town Square and Fantasmic is closed off most of the day. It is opened at night to serve as both the path to Fantasmic and a bypass for nighttime show crowds. Guests can exit the park without even touching the main road of Fantasia Avenue.
-Fantasia Gardens-
The highlight of Garden Street is, of course, Fantasia Gardens. It is a series of interconnected walking trails past lovely flowers and ponds. Topiaries and flower art recreations of Fantasia characters fill the space too giving it some more life and characters (reminiscent of the Epcot Flower and Garden Festival).
The larger topiaries and displays are kept more towards the left while the right is mostly flowers. That way, the garden paths can easily be used as extended standing area for parades and shows and stuff. The south part of the gardens also serves as a queue area for people waiting to get into Fantasmic.
-The Pastoral Garden House Character Buffet-
Loosely themed to the beautiful Pastoral Symphony, The Garden House is this parks equivalent to the Crystal Palace in Disney World.
A lovely character buffet with an elegant style. Murals and artwork throughout the restaurant add to the theming and the atmosphere. The characters featured are fab five Disney characters like Mickey and friends in turn of the century garden party attire.
-Bacchus’s Corner Café QSR-
The Corner Café is similar to Casey’s corner. It is more themed as a party over the traditional baseball theme. That helps it tie into Bacchus and the Pastoral Symphony in subtle ways. This is still a quick service restaurant with specialty hot dogs and corn dogs. A signature (non-alcoholic) grape drink will be featured here called Bacchus’s Brew. An outdoor seating area will allow people to eat while looking out at the castle.
-Art of Disney Store-
Housed in the Fantasia Avenue Museum faced is the Art of Disney Store! Prepare to be wowed by the dazzling works of art that inhabit this shop—from beautifully framed prints to figurines to souvenir postcards. Plus, renowned Disney artists often make special appearances and sign their pieces.
-The Symphony Crystal Shop-
An elegant shop selling crystal creations of all kinds. Sculptures, figures, tiaras, and, of course, jewelry. A great way to get a unique, fancy gift or souvenir to take home.
-The Sorcerer’s Emporium-
The Emporium is the largest shop in the park! It features every kind of merchandise, souvenir, and gift imaginable! Just don’t expect anything too unique or specialty here. This is a catch all shop with a little bit of everything, but not a ton of anything. When inside the store, look up to see a lovely star scape mural (to tie into the loose Yensid theming). The façade itself is given more of a bluish tint. The window display dioramas make their way here from the classic Disney version! Though here, instead of classic Disney animated films, the dioramas each recreate a different Fantasia short.
-Pomp & Circumstance Barber Shop-
At the front of the Emporium on the edge of Town Square is the Pomp & Circumstance Barber Shop. Taking its loose theming from Fantasia 2000’s Pomp and Circumstance short (Donald's Ark). The biggest thing taken from the short is the name and and some animal carvings worked into the architecture. Overall, the barber shop is still very similar to the one in Disney World.
This is a real working barber shop where kids of all ages can get their haircut! Even if you aren’t getting a haircut, you can walk in at any time and ask to be sprinkled with Pixie Dust! Make a wish!
Outside the barbershop, see the world-famous barber shop quartet, The Dapper Dans! They perform throughout the day to provide entertainment and energy to the front of the park. Dan, Danny, Daniel, and little Timothy Danson.
-Fantasia Avenue Citizens-
Much like on Main Street, Fantasia Avenue is helped brought to life by a cast of citizens! What better time to discuss them than now since we already started with the Dapper Dans. The Young Lovers, Kelly and Gene, have a tendency to burst into song and dance numbers right in the middle of the street. They interact with guests, the environment, and each other while singing a mix of original songs and songs from classic musical. Suzy the Sister Suffragette loves to give rousing speeches about the strength of women and teach guest about important women throughout history while occasionally singing the classing Mary Poppins song and keeping the politics vague and fluffy (sorta like Hall of Presidents and American Adventure). The Firefighter, Franklin Embers, is always happy to share stories of his exciting life rescuing people and putting out fires while also tossing some playful jabs at Officer Rebecca O’hare. The Police Officer, Rebecca O’Hare, will share stories of her job that she insists is in every way more interesting and exciting than Franklin Embers’. The police officer and the firefighter will occasionally break into a duet of Anything You can do I can do Better (with reworked lyrics to match the characters). The young musician, Chrissy Keys, can be seen pushing a full size piano (which she makes look a lot heavier and harder to push than it actually is for comedic effect) around Fantasia Avenue setting up in different places to perform her songs in hopes of being discovered! She will occasionally ask a big, strong looking guest to help her push the piano, but, unbeknownst to the guest, will lock the wheels. When the big strong person can’t push it, she’ll get a tiny child to help instead.
As you can see, one thing that distinguishes the Citizens of Fantasia Ave from the citizens of Main Street is a focus on music! Every citizen of Fantasia Avenue has some connection to music in tribute to Fantasia. They will help the entirety of the land feel alive with song!
-Fantasmic-
Watch the ultimate Disney battle between good and evil! Lights, projections, fountains, fire, and more help bring to life in spectacular fashion the story of villains trying to turn mickey’s dream into a nightmare! Like Hollywood Studios, the theater is a bit out of the way. The walk to the theater immerses guests in the idea that they are going somewhere new and special. This is something unique. A journey to a new world. The theater itself is centered around a mountain structure similar to Hollywood Studios. The volcano of Fire Mountain looms above giving a dramatic and exciting back drop. A theater special built to provide the definitive version of the classic show!
With updated effect, new scenes, and more this Fantasmic will be like nothing else you’ve ever seen before! Take a trip through Mickey’s dream featuring characters and scenes from Coco, Brave, Beauty & the Beast, Jungle Book, and more culminating in a battle between Mickey and the dragon Maleficent! Chernabog and other Fantasia sequences will be omitted from this version as that would be redundant with the Fantasia projection show nearby.
I do not currently plan on doing more of write up for this version of Fantasmic (If people want me to
I will), but I did do a Fantasmic full write up for Kansas Disneyland (my previous dream park that never got too far past the start). It was one of the few things that I did do for that park haha. It was very different from a classic Fantasmic as it took place in the castle hub, but if you are curious as to what a Pi’s Fantasmic would look like (albeit rather different than what would be in this park), that can help give you an idea.
Kansas Disneyland's Fantasmic: Wondrous Dreams
Let’s start on Fantasia Avenue! Aesthetically, there is not too much of a change from the turn of the century style of Main Street. The buildings have a bit more color to them though. More purples and blues over things. Subtle engravings of instruments and characters/imagery from Fantasia help give a more unique, magical feel while not losing the charm of Main Street. The area music is all orchestra remixes of classic Disney songs mixed in with the classical music of Fantasia
Fantasia Avenue West features Garden Street. Garden Street is a side path featuring Fantasia Gardens. The side street is used partially as extended viewing areas for fireworks and parades. The path that connects Garden Street to the Town Square and Fantasmic is closed off most of the day. It is opened at night to serve as both the path to Fantasmic and a bypass for nighttime show crowds. Guests can exit the park without even touching the main road of Fantasia Avenue.
-Fantasia Gardens-
The highlight of Garden Street is, of course, Fantasia Gardens. It is a series of interconnected walking trails past lovely flowers and ponds. Topiaries and flower art recreations of Fantasia characters fill the space too giving it some more life and characters (reminiscent of the Epcot Flower and Garden Festival).
The larger topiaries and displays are kept more towards the left while the right is mostly flowers. That way, the garden paths can easily be used as extended standing area for parades and shows and stuff. The south part of the gardens also serves as a queue area for people waiting to get into Fantasmic.
-The Pastoral Garden House Character Buffet-
Loosely themed to the beautiful Pastoral Symphony, The Garden House is this parks equivalent to the Crystal Palace in Disney World.
A lovely character buffet with an elegant style. Murals and artwork throughout the restaurant add to the theming and the atmosphere. The characters featured are fab five Disney characters like Mickey and friends in turn of the century garden party attire.
-Bacchus’s Corner Café QSR-
The Corner Café is similar to Casey’s corner. It is more themed as a party over the traditional baseball theme. That helps it tie into Bacchus and the Pastoral Symphony in subtle ways. This is still a quick service restaurant with specialty hot dogs and corn dogs. A signature (non-alcoholic) grape drink will be featured here called Bacchus’s Brew. An outdoor seating area will allow people to eat while looking out at the castle.
-Art of Disney Store-
Housed in the Fantasia Avenue Museum faced is the Art of Disney Store! Prepare to be wowed by the dazzling works of art that inhabit this shop—from beautifully framed prints to figurines to souvenir postcards. Plus, renowned Disney artists often make special appearances and sign their pieces.
-The Symphony Crystal Shop-
An elegant shop selling crystal creations of all kinds. Sculptures, figures, tiaras, and, of course, jewelry. A great way to get a unique, fancy gift or souvenir to take home.
-The Sorcerer’s Emporium-
The Emporium is the largest shop in the park! It features every kind of merchandise, souvenir, and gift imaginable! Just don’t expect anything too unique or specialty here. This is a catch all shop with a little bit of everything, but not a ton of anything. When inside the store, look up to see a lovely star scape mural (to tie into the loose Yensid theming). The façade itself is given more of a bluish tint. The window display dioramas make their way here from the classic Disney version! Though here, instead of classic Disney animated films, the dioramas each recreate a different Fantasia short.
-Pomp & Circumstance Barber Shop-
At the front of the Emporium on the edge of Town Square is the Pomp & Circumstance Barber Shop. Taking its loose theming from Fantasia 2000’s Pomp and Circumstance short (Donald's Ark). The biggest thing taken from the short is the name and and some animal carvings worked into the architecture. Overall, the barber shop is still very similar to the one in Disney World.
This is a real working barber shop where kids of all ages can get their haircut! Even if you aren’t getting a haircut, you can walk in at any time and ask to be sprinkled with Pixie Dust! Make a wish!
Outside the barbershop, see the world-famous barber shop quartet, The Dapper Dans! They perform throughout the day to provide entertainment and energy to the front of the park. Dan, Danny, Daniel, and little Timothy Danson.
-Fantasia Avenue Citizens-
Much like on Main Street, Fantasia Avenue is helped brought to life by a cast of citizens! What better time to discuss them than now since we already started with the Dapper Dans. The Young Lovers, Kelly and Gene, have a tendency to burst into song and dance numbers right in the middle of the street. They interact with guests, the environment, and each other while singing a mix of original songs and songs from classic musical. Suzy the Sister Suffragette loves to give rousing speeches about the strength of women and teach guest about important women throughout history while occasionally singing the classing Mary Poppins song and keeping the politics vague and fluffy (sorta like Hall of Presidents and American Adventure). The Firefighter, Franklin Embers, is always happy to share stories of his exciting life rescuing people and putting out fires while also tossing some playful jabs at Officer Rebecca O’hare. The Police Officer, Rebecca O’Hare, will share stories of her job that she insists is in every way more interesting and exciting than Franklin Embers’. The police officer and the firefighter will occasionally break into a duet of Anything You can do I can do Better (with reworked lyrics to match the characters). The young musician, Chrissy Keys, can be seen pushing a full size piano (which she makes look a lot heavier and harder to push than it actually is for comedic effect) around Fantasia Avenue setting up in different places to perform her songs in hopes of being discovered! She will occasionally ask a big, strong looking guest to help her push the piano, but, unbeknownst to the guest, will lock the wheels. When the big strong person can’t push it, she’ll get a tiny child to help instead.
As you can see, one thing that distinguishes the Citizens of Fantasia Ave from the citizens of Main Street is a focus on music! Every citizen of Fantasia Avenue has some connection to music in tribute to Fantasia. They will help the entirety of the land feel alive with song!
-Fantasmic-
Watch the ultimate Disney battle between good and evil! Lights, projections, fountains, fire, and more help bring to life in spectacular fashion the story of villains trying to turn mickey’s dream into a nightmare! Like Hollywood Studios, the theater is a bit out of the way. The walk to the theater immerses guests in the idea that they are going somewhere new and special. This is something unique. A journey to a new world. The theater itself is centered around a mountain structure similar to Hollywood Studios. The volcano of Fire Mountain looms above giving a dramatic and exciting back drop. A theater special built to provide the definitive version of the classic show!
With updated effect, new scenes, and more this Fantasmic will be like nothing else you’ve ever seen before! Take a trip through Mickey’s dream featuring characters and scenes from Coco, Brave, Beauty & the Beast, Jungle Book, and more culminating in a battle between Mickey and the dragon Maleficent! Chernabog and other Fantasia sequences will be omitted from this version as that would be redundant with the Fantasia projection show nearby.
I do not currently plan on doing more of write up for this version of Fantasmic (If people want me to
I will), but I did do a Fantasmic full write up for Kansas Disneyland (my previous dream park that never got too far past the start). It was one of the few things that I did do for that park haha. It was very different from a classic Fantasmic as it took place in the castle hub, but if you are curious as to what a Pi’s Fantasmic would look like (albeit rather different than what would be in this park), that can help give you an idea.
Kansas Disneyland's Fantasmic: Wondrous Dreams
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-Fantasia Avenue East-
Let’s keep on going with Fantasia Avenue East! This side is a lot of smaller shops and food places compared to the larger locations of the west side like the Garden House and the Emporium.
-Pines of Rome: Plaza Restaurant-
The Plaza Restaurant, like its Disney World counterpart, is a simple, small table service restaurant. It is nothing too exciting, but it does have reliably good food a view of the castle. Murals on the ceiling and engravings on the walls show the humpback whales flying through space from the artistic, memorable, Pines of Rome short from Fantasia 2000. Just like at Disney World, the dishwashers for the plaza Restaurant will be consistently rude to the ice cream parlor cast members who share the backstage area (I have experience with this lol).
-Sugar Plum Ice Cream Parlor-
Given a loose themeing to the Sugar Plum Fairies from the Nutcracker Suite, the Sugar Plum Ice Cream Parlor is the place to go for freshly made waffle bowls and hand scooped ice cream! Maybe get a giant sundae in the Mickey Sink Souvenir bowl that Brazilian tourists seem to go absolutely crazy over for some reason.
If you do get any kind of sundae, don’t be surprised when the parson giving it to you asks who your favorite Disney character is. They’ll be sure to make the character (or something from that characters movie) out of whip cream and cherries to put on top of your sundae! Or, if your character is too tough, comically exclaim “Did you say Mickey Mouse!” while making a mickey shape with the whip cream.
An outdoor seating area can be found in between the ice cream parlor and the bakery. The seating area has exciting features such as chairs! And tables!
-Bald Mountain Bakery-
The Bald Mountain Bakery is the place to go for freshly made cookies, brownies, and other pastries. The décor has a more gothic style then the rest of Fantasia Avenue. A darker color scheme with more greens and purples. This shop has a more dramatic, darker feel. The most ominous thing about the bakery though is that it serves Starbucks coffee! How wicked!
-The Wilfred Jackson Cinema-
Named for the director of the Bald Mountain segment of Fantasia (and many other classic Disney projects), the Wilfred Jackson Cinema is very similar to the Main Street Cinema at Disneyland. A quiet, air-conditioned building where kids and families can watch some Mickey Mouse cartoons. There are screens here showing everything from Steamboat Willie to the most recent Mickey Mouse shorts. The biggest draw is the celebrity visiting the theater!
Guests can meet Mickey Mouse himself in the back room of the theater! And Mickey will even talk as he interacts with guests!
-Fantasound Music Shop-
When Fantasia came out, it used a new audio technique dubbed Fantasound. Named in honor of that, music shop will feature soundtracks from every Disney movie and all kinds of Disney music albums! The shop itself is full of interactive elements that allow younger guests to join in the fun and help make the music!
-The Hirschfeld Chapeau-
Named after the artist whose work inspired the Fantasia 2000 short, Rhapsody in Blue, the Hrischfeld Chapeau will bring the heights of turn of the century fashion to Fantasia Avenue! And by the heights of fashion, I mean mostly Mickey ear hats. The Chapeau is the main hat store for the park. Don’t forget to get your hat embroidered with your name here! The décor has a stylish turn of the century New York feel inspired by the short.
-The Ponchielli Confectionary-
The Confectionary (candy shop) will feature sculptures made out of actual candy of the hippos and gators from the Dance of the Hours Fantasia Short! Don’t eat them though, the amount of preservatives on them to keep them from not going rotten and not attracting bugs is astounding. They are basically plastic.
The confectionary has candy and treats of all kinds! Some of which are made fresh right there! And the name “Ponchielli confectionary” comes from the original composer of the Dance of the Hours.
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And with that, just one more part to post! The park itself might just be complete by the end of the night!
Let’s keep on going with Fantasia Avenue East! This side is a lot of smaller shops and food places compared to the larger locations of the west side like the Garden House and the Emporium.
-Pines of Rome: Plaza Restaurant-
The Plaza Restaurant, like its Disney World counterpart, is a simple, small table service restaurant. It is nothing too exciting, but it does have reliably good food a view of the castle. Murals on the ceiling and engravings on the walls show the humpback whales flying through space from the artistic, memorable, Pines of Rome short from Fantasia 2000. Just like at Disney World, the dishwashers for the plaza Restaurant will be consistently rude to the ice cream parlor cast members who share the backstage area (I have experience with this lol).
-Sugar Plum Ice Cream Parlor-
Given a loose themeing to the Sugar Plum Fairies from the Nutcracker Suite, the Sugar Plum Ice Cream Parlor is the place to go for freshly made waffle bowls and hand scooped ice cream! Maybe get a giant sundae in the Mickey Sink Souvenir bowl that Brazilian tourists seem to go absolutely crazy over for some reason.
If you do get any kind of sundae, don’t be surprised when the parson giving it to you asks who your favorite Disney character is. They’ll be sure to make the character (or something from that characters movie) out of whip cream and cherries to put on top of your sundae! Or, if your character is too tough, comically exclaim “Did you say Mickey Mouse!” while making a mickey shape with the whip cream.
An outdoor seating area can be found in between the ice cream parlor and the bakery. The seating area has exciting features such as chairs! And tables!
-Bald Mountain Bakery-
The Bald Mountain Bakery is the place to go for freshly made cookies, brownies, and other pastries. The décor has a more gothic style then the rest of Fantasia Avenue. A darker color scheme with more greens and purples. This shop has a more dramatic, darker feel. The most ominous thing about the bakery though is that it serves Starbucks coffee! How wicked!
-The Wilfred Jackson Cinema-
Named for the director of the Bald Mountain segment of Fantasia (and many other classic Disney projects), the Wilfred Jackson Cinema is very similar to the Main Street Cinema at Disneyland. A quiet, air-conditioned building where kids and families can watch some Mickey Mouse cartoons. There are screens here showing everything from Steamboat Willie to the most recent Mickey Mouse shorts. The biggest draw is the celebrity visiting the theater!
Guests can meet Mickey Mouse himself in the back room of the theater! And Mickey will even talk as he interacts with guests!
-Fantasound Music Shop-
When Fantasia came out, it used a new audio technique dubbed Fantasound. Named in honor of that, music shop will feature soundtracks from every Disney movie and all kinds of Disney music albums! The shop itself is full of interactive elements that allow younger guests to join in the fun and help make the music!
-The Hirschfeld Chapeau-
Named after the artist whose work inspired the Fantasia 2000 short, Rhapsody in Blue, the Hrischfeld Chapeau will bring the heights of turn of the century fashion to Fantasia Avenue! And by the heights of fashion, I mean mostly Mickey ear hats. The Chapeau is the main hat store for the park. Don’t forget to get your hat embroidered with your name here! The décor has a stylish turn of the century New York feel inspired by the short.
-The Ponchielli Confectionary-
The Confectionary (candy shop) will feature sculptures made out of actual candy of the hippos and gators from the Dance of the Hours Fantasia Short! Don’t eat them though, the amount of preservatives on them to keep them from not going rotten and not attracting bugs is astounding. They are basically plastic.
The confectionary has candy and treats of all kinds! Some of which are made fresh right there! And the name “Ponchielli confectionary” comes from the original composer of the Dance of the Hours.
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And with that, just one more part to post! The park itself might just be complete by the end of the night!
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Feedback as I finish up would be greatly appreciated. Fantasia Avenue especially has a lot of elements I was not super confident, so feedback while I finish up and write Town Square would be very helpful.
tcool123
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Pomp and Circumstance is the one with Donald and Daisy in Noahs Ark.
Carnival of the Amimals is the one with Yo-yo Flamingo.
Overall I really like Fantasia Avenue, and I think it is a clever twist on the typical Main Streets that we are so used to. I especially love the Fantasmic! show you have planned.
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whoops! Must've gotten my notes mixed up when I watched it the other night. I'll go fix that. Thanks for pointing it out!Pomp and Circumstance is the one with Donald and Daisy in Noahs Ark.
Carnival of the Amimals is the one with Yo-yo Flamingo.
Overall I really like Fantasia Avenue, and I think it is a clever twist on the typical Main Streets that we are so used to. I especially love the Fantasmic! show you have planned.
And thanks! I really wanted to change it up, but my only other idea was a Hollywood theme and @MANEATINGWREATH already has such a fantastic Hollywood version of Main Street. Then the Fantasia idea came to me and I decided to run with it!
DisneyFan18
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I just want to say that I really like your project and the way you’ve been developing it! It’s really creative and different enough from the typical Castle Park without losing the core of it. And I think that Fantasia Avenue is a great concept and you developed it pretty well!
Also, sorry if this has been asked before (my memory sometimes fails me), but are you planning on developing a Second Gate?
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Yes! I'm gonna do the attractions descriptions first (at least some of them), before working on it. I only have some vague ideas right now. But I do want to do a second park and some other resort details (like hotels and stuff) eventually!I just want to say that I really like your project and the way you’ve been developing it! It’s really creative and different enough from the typical Castle Park without losing the core of it. And I think that Fantasia Avenue is a great concept and you developed it pretty well!
Also, sorry if this has been asked before (my memory sometimes fails me), but are you planning on developing a Second Gate?