Well they do have some actually. They can use Dreamworks' Shrek, How To Train Your Dragon and Trolls, though I don't doubt anyone would want that.I'll keep that in mind! Thank you!
I concur with this. Also, I can not think of a single Universal IP that is a hardcore "fantasy." The only one I could think of is Wizard of Oz and upon research I learned that it is owned by MGM.
The thing is that these fantasy genres are geared towards children, while I believe that we are looking for something more for teens/adults.
Hmm... Lost Continent was never spectacular, though it could have been improved; in my opinion, Universal has IPs that they could much more easily obtained that would be enjoyed more by fans.
Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it. I originally choose those 3 creatures since I wanted the four creatures that inspired the 4 houses of Ilvermorny to be represented. Maybe, I could keep the puckwudgie (since it is said that they like playing tricks on humans), and change the Wampus Cat for a Mooncalf (since they are planning on using a Hippogriff in UniSEA). And, while I would like to keep the Horned Serpent since it would mesmerizing to look at and liked the impact it had on the story of Isolt Sayre, I do agree it might be a little far fetched; since it is a big scene maybe it can be replaced by merpeople, a grindylow, and a clabbert?
Uni struggles to do original things because their parks are geared towards films. Same as DHS -- everything is based off of something else or another film. And when the landscape is so varied it's tough to just plop down something that isn't part of that mold.
Go for the grindylow. Clabberts inhabit trees; as apposed to water and merpeople are questionable since they are technically sentient despite declining "being" status in favor for "beasts" though you could probably do a small mercolony.
I know you were keen on an original Ancient Greek land for UniSEA's expansion pad, which would absolutely fit that park and still be someplace new. I'm leaving that space empty for now, so all manner of thoughts (Greece, LOTR, GOT, others) can be considered.
For UniSEA at least, any of those would be better as an alternate for Pokémon Land, in part because of the kids vs. teens distinction @spacemt354 brings up.
Only Shrek, Madagascar and King Fu Panda. So we're free to the use the other two and Rise of the Guardians; which I now remembered.
Thanks, that was what I was thinking, having a small mercolony, and a grindylow or two in the lake. And add some Clabberts to the trees on your left, since the lake would be to your right.
I should edit and say not 'drawn to scale' but more drawn just to see how it would look as you round the corner into American Mystery looking across the lagoon at the other landsKing's Landing (drawn to scale of Illumination Station and Production Plaza across the lagoon.
It's use forced perspective, probably as a good test for the Hogwarts castle in UniSEA 
I already updated it with @S.P.E.W ‘s feedback, what do you think?
Overview
Type of ride: Trackless Dark Ride
Ride Vehicle: A 1920's car without hood
Vehicle Capacity: Each vehicle hosts 2 adults and 1 child
Interactive Elements: Your ride vehicle will be equipped with wands to help Newt spot the magical creatures, some might react to the light. The wands will respond to certain spells (like Lumos) by changing the light intensity/color.
Duration: 5-6 min
Queue
As you enter the MACUSA building, the queue will take you through the upper level (as seen above) of the building, then you'll walk downstairs, where you will walk through Tina's Office, until you reach a hidden door that will take you the Pre-Show. After leaving the Pre-Show, you'll walk through an alley until you reach a New York facade.
Pre-ShowThe Pre-Show will take to an alley outside of the MACUSA building, there Tina and Newt will inform you that some of Newt's magical creatures escaped from his suitcase. And now the need your help to find them, since they are all over New York. Afterwards, they proceed to explain to you how the wands work. Then you'll return to the queue.
Attraction Layout
The ride will take through 8 different scenes where you'll be faced by a variety of fantastical beasts. In the Scene 1, you'll be riding through the streets of New York, where you'll meet a Niffler, a Pukwudgie, and a Mooncalf. The Scene 2, will take you to a beautiful lake, where a community of Merpeople is waiting for you, along with a few grindylows; if you look closely to the trees surrounding the lake, you'll be able to spot a few Clabberts. During the Scene 3, you'll be transported to a Zoo, there an Erumpent is breaking havoc, try to not direct the light to his eyes, or else he might try to follow you, and if you're determined enough you'll be able to spot a group of Bowtruckles. The Scene 4 will take you back to the streets of New York, and it is infested with Sweeping Evils and Billywigs, make sure they don't touch you! In order to take shelter from the Sweeping Evils and Billywigs, you'll enter a Departament Store (Scene 5 & 6), where you meet a cute but hard to spot Demiguise, who will lead you to a magnificent Occamy. Then at the Scene 7, you'll return to the streets of New York, there you'll be lucky to admire some beautiful Fwoppers, a Diricawl and the uncomparable Thunderbird. The Scene 8, will be the most thrilling of them all, as you'll be facing an Obscurus, the most dangerous creature of them all, don't let it reach you. Once the ride ends, you'll unload at a Subway Station, and some stairs will guide you outside of the building.
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Note: This is my first time developing a ride concept, so I hope you like it
I want to thank @D Hindley for the idea of using wands instead of lamps
