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So, You Want to be an Imagineer Season 19 - Madcap Circus [CONCLUDED]
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MickeyWaffleCo.
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Hello fellow contestants!
I’m saddened to inform you that I plan on exiting the competition after this round concludes. I’ve just been incredibly busy recently with non-forum stuff, and I feel like I haven’t been contributing as much as I’d like to. In addition, with It Could Always Be Worse coming up soon, I fear I won’t have enough time to participate.
Hopefully with the already-scheduled team rearrangements, this won’t be too burdensome on the hosts.
Thanks everyone for helping make this such a fantastic Madcap Circus so far! I’ll continue to check in frequently and follow your progress!
I’m saddened to inform you that I plan on exiting the competition after this round concludes. I’ve just been incredibly busy recently with non-forum stuff, and I feel like I haven’t been contributing as much as I’d like to. In addition, with It Could Always Be Worse coming up soon, I fear I won’t have enough time to participate.
Hopefully with the already-scheduled team rearrangements, this won’t be too burdensome on the hosts.
Thanks everyone for helping make this such a fantastic Madcap Circus so far! I’ll continue to check in frequently and follow your progress!
MickeyWaffleCo.
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
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Just noticed @ThemeParkPriest has a reaction score of 999. Someone give him a like and push it over the edge!
Chaos Cat
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Sorry to see you go, but I really appreciate you staying on until the end of the project. Good luck with It Could Always Be Worse!
TheOriginalTiki
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As far as how this effects eliminations, we definitely needed at least one more double before the merge anyways so this can take care of that (can't guarantee there won't be at least one more double elimination before the merge though. Jokers and I still haven't quite worked out the math on that) Also very much appreciate you staying on till the end of the project @MickeyWaffleCo.. You will be missed.
So here's what were looking at as far as team distribution goes. Bailey still has all six, Barnum is down to five, and Ringling is down to four. To make things simple we'll go ahead and swap one person from Bailey to Ringling at the end of this round via a way we'll announce at the start of the project. That should give us a nice clean three (hopefully) even teams of five going into the second half of the pre-merge.
So here's what were looking at as far as team distribution goes. Bailey still has all six, Barnum is down to five, and Ringling is down to four. To make things simple we'll go ahead and swap one person from Bailey to Ringling at the end of this round via a way we'll announce at the start of the project. That should give us a nice clean three (hopefully) even teams of five going into the second half of the pre-merge.
MickeyWaffleCo.
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
Madcap Circus icon is up! (Finally!)
I keep forgetting to respond to this. KitKats are technically a Hershey brand, but they only distribute it, not make it. I guess they lease the rights from Nestle, but only for the US brand. I watched a video or read an article or something like a year ago explaining that that was why there isn't much in Hersheypark (notably attractions) that's KitKat branded. I did find a walk-around character, but I don't know how old that is or if they even use it anymore.
In any event, it didn't really effect your score. My realism score was based more off of placement and some of the elements you guys chose.
That’s actually really interesting and now I wanna watch that video. As a member of this community it’s probably no surprise but I LOVE weird stuff like that.
Found it!
Legality is less than a problem than I thought it was, but it's still an interesting video.
MickeyWaffleCo.
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- In the Parks
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Well, today is my last day playing in Madcap Circus, but I'll still be around!
I just started a new open brainstorming thread where we improve on the latest Disney attractions! The first one is WEB SLINGERS: A Spider-Man Adventure! If you'd like to check it out or participate, you can find it right here!
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I just started a new open brainstorming thread where we improve on the latest Disney attractions! The first one is WEB SLINGERS: A Spider-Man Adventure! If you'd like to check it out or participate, you can find it right here!
Reimagineering
Welcome to In this open brainstorming thread, we'll all work together to improve on the latest Disney attractions as they open! Please note that this thread may not be consistently active, as activity will mostly depend on when new attractions open. The rules are simple: Improvements to an...
monkey92514
Well-Known Member
Assuming it's something that you won't resent
Team Bailey would please like to proudly present...
Seuss Landing: Revamped
Down in the South of the US of A
There was a place where we would all play
An island so fun, so unique, so bizarre
That each step you take you don’t know where you are
For this island had places, had stops, had lands
But this island was peculiar, for it had no sands
This island had heroes, and dinos, and bats
But the most famous of all was one single old cat…
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FUN, FUN, FUN! with the Cat in the Hat
On Lip-Lapper Lane, there's a house so exquisite
And it houses a family you simply must visit
One with two siblings, a boy and a girl
And a whole house that moves, you’ll want to hurl
For this house has a guest, a crazy one who
Has brought his dear friends, Thing One and Thing Two
This guest is a cat who invites you along
To spin through the house, even though it seems wrong
You cannot say no, no, not to this cat
So come join the ride with the Cat in the Hat
Guests enter by passing under an archway with the ride’s signage on it and into an indoor queue area. Despite being actually indoors, the room is designed to make guests feel like they’re standing outside in the backyard of the Walden house. The station is situated near the house’s back wall and vehicles enter the ride through the backdoor. As guests approach the station, they pass an oversized, dirt-covered gardening hoe stuck in the ground and sticking upright; attached to it is a contract with the safety information and little sticky notes such as “Initial here,” “And here,” “NOT HERE!” “Smell that,” etc.
At the station, guests board their vehicle, a two-row silvery automobile called the Super Trackless Automotive Transporting Industrial Omnidirectional Navigational Artisanal Rotating Yondermobile (or, as the acronym stamped on its back says, “S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y.” for short. That’s right, these vehicles are…artisanal! (and also Islands of Adventure’s second trackless ride but who cares about that?) After boarding, the S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. takes guests into the house.
The first thing guests see is the fishbowl, where the Fish notices the guests and exclaims, “Who are you people?! Who said you could be in here?! No one is supposed to be here!” Ignoring him, the S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. proceeds towards a door. An exciting drumroll is heard. The S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. stops at the door. The door opens…and it’s just coat hangers. The S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. rotates 180 degrees around and finds the Cat in the Hat standing right in front of it. “Nobody’s in there! NYHUHUHUHUHU!” A Latin big band-esque vamp kicks in and the S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. moves away to a big red crate sitting in the living room. “Come on out, you two!” the Cat says, and (thanks to Musion Eyeliner technology) Thing One and Thing Two jump and somersault out of the crate. “Let’s show these people how to have some fun!”
Now guests move towards a wall where they can see the shadow of the Cat balancing on a ball. As he sings, one object after another is thrown to him. “You can juggle work and play but you have to know the way!/You can keep afloat a wish like the way I do this fish!/You can be a happy fella, someone throw me that umbrella/And that rake! That cake! Life’s what you make it!” The S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. proceeds into the den where the Cat’s balancing act is now seen in person. His left foot balances on a red and white ball with a stripe and star; his right leg balances a plate and milk bottle; his tail holds a fan; in his right arm are a rake, a little wooden boat and man, and the Fish in his bowl atop an umbrella; on his left arm are three books stacked vertically; on his hat is a cake. Green rotating letters, an “F,” a “U,” and an “N,” are projected behind him on a wall. As Fish shouts, “I did not consent to this!” the Cat continues his song, “So have fun fun fun! Go insane/And have some fun fun fun! Just look at me!/I’m as happy as a clam, I’m as fit as a fiddle/We can’t spell fun without “U” in the middle!”
The S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. travels down a hallway where Thing Two rides a bicycle and Thing One dances on the ceiling. Up ahead, the Cat is dancing in a grotesque Carmen Miranda-type costume. On a shelf next to him is a lock in the shape of a crab also joining the dance (a projection effect) atop a block with the letter “U;” an “F” and “N” block are on their sides on either side of the “U” block. “Fun fun fun! You gotta learn/You can have fun fun fun! So can’t ya see?/We’ll be flipping like a flapjack off a greasy griddle!/You can’t spell fun without “U” in the- Hey! You’re the lock for the crate! Why aren’t you on the crate?!” The Crab Lock seems to say, “Fun and conflict!” Entering the main foyer, the red crate is now seen letting out purple smoke and bulging at its sides. “This is not good!” the Cat says, “Quick! Into the closet!” The S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. zooms into a nearby closet.
The closet is dark and small. The Cat parts away some sweaters. “That’s not just any old crate. It’s the Transdimensional Transportolator, a doorway that leads from this world to my world. And if it’s not locked, we could be staring down the Mother of All Messes.” A dramatic beat. Then a cheerful, “You go check!” The S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. turns around towards the door (the walls of the closet rotate as well in the opposite direction to enhance the illusion that the car is proceeding out the same direction even though it’s actually entering a completely different room), which opens to reveal the foyer looking completely clean and normal. “Huh, nothing at all, crisis averted,” says the Cat. Then the foyer parts open; it was actually an image on a curtain.
Up ahead, beyond curvy green walls, is a vast sky and purple sea and rocky spires. Strange birds with books for wings pass by (another Musion effect). “Nope, pure unadulterated fun without any good sense of judgement. C’mon, let’s find that crate.” The S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. moves down a wacky-walled hallway and approaches a doorway. On the other side (represented by a screen set a few feet back) is an arena with a bull. The bull runs towards the guests, but the door shuts just in time; the bull’s horns come out through the door. “Okay,” the Cat exclaims in annoyance, “that’s like the third door gag we’ve done today!” Next up is a large toilet on a spire with fire shooting out of its bowl. “You might wanna hold it for a while,” says the Cat. Just above the flame is a chair caught on a chandelier, and a teapot with the Fish in it comes close to sliding off the edge. “This is where they buried my brother!” says the Fish.
“There’s the crate!” shouts the Cat. The S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. now moves into the distorted living room and encircles the tornado-creating crate in the center of the room which is creating a tornado. Wind is felt, large purple bubble things are projected zooming around the walls, and household items fly in a circle. The Cat is above the crate, upside down in the tornado’s eye, trying to attach the lock. “Get on there, lock! Boy, this is as intense as the rides at…Universal Studios!” At the mention of that name, the tornado temporarily stops and the projections on the wall switch to logos for Universal Studios Florida and messages like “UPGRADE TO A PARK-TO-PARK TICKET” and “5-MINUTE WALK OR TRAIN RIDE AWAY.” The Cat chuckles, says “Cha-ching!” and the tornado resumes. “Almost there,” says the Cat. Finally he attaches the lock (the lock is actually attached to the crate already and never in his hand, just close to it; the Cat and crate are staged so it looks like he could be holding it). “Got it!” says the Cat, before flying up and out of view. The tornado comes to an end and the crate closes. Then the walls fall apart.
The S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. moves into what’s left of the hallway. The Fish pops out of the now-normal-albeit-damaged toilet and comments, “Oh. My. Cod.” Sparks fly from the exposed wiring. Then triumphant music plays and a shadow rolls onto the wall: it looks like the Cat on some kind of cleaning machine. Sure enough, he is in the next room on his Dynamic Industrial Renovating Tractormajigger—D.I.R.T.—which has multiple robotic arms with gloves reaching over and around the guests to clean up the house. Thing One and Thing Two drive around the guests in their own miniature D.I.R.T.’s. The Cat sings, “Bet you thought I’d gone!/Bet you felt a sting!/Bet you never thought I’d have another song to sing!/But now we’ve one more game left before I hit the road/So let’s fix up the house because we’re nearing the unload! NYUHUHUHU!” The uptempo pop tune from the film’s soundtrack, “Getting Better,” is heard as the S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. passes through the now-fixed house and comes up to a window. The Cat pops up behind the window and says, “Well, we had some good times, we cleaned up the house, we even managed to work in that uptempo pop tune from the soundtrack—that’s important. So come have some fun again because we can’t have fun without…” the music transitions back to a finale of the first song, “‘U’ in the middlllleeee!” And with that, the S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. rotates back forward and pulls into an unload station in the foyer. The Fish, back in his bowl, says, “Good riddance,” before noticing the guests and adding an embarrassed, “Oh. Uh, step out to your left.” Guests exit the car and go back outside while the car returns to load.
[Note: If the vehicle is carrying only one guest, an animatronic of Larry Quinn will pop up shortly before the closet scene and say “I’m gonna marry your mom.”]
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Where once characters from other books would be
Begone are those rides, though not replaced for free
Recreated, remolded, rethemed with such energy
All in the grand name of corporate synergy
No more carousel, the fish are now gone
The trolley still runs, but will not make you yawn
But all those old rides, loved by you and by me
Are now based on a movie from two-thousand-three
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The Flood in the Room
There’s a CAT-astrophe in the living room! The Cat in the Hat let the sink open and now everything is flooded in this whimsical carousel like no other which will replace Caro-Seuss-el.
The ride layout is a small water area. In the center of it, there’s a the Cat in the Hat figure sitting over an old coach, trying to not get wet. The ride itself will work in a similar fashion to Aquatopia, there will be 6 ride vehicles themed to coaches like the ones seen in the movie, and guests will move around the Cat in the Hat figurine, for the 3 minute experience. The movement of the ride vehicle will feel relatively unpredictable and fun for the guests, as it doesn’t follow an specific track.
Thing One, Thing Two, and Thing Trolley
Thing 1 and Thing 2 would like to make you an honorary Thing on a fun adventure through the wacky world of the Cat in the Hat. This attraction will be a take over The High in the Sky Seuss Trolley Train Ride, it will keep the same layout, however with an added twist, the new ride vehicles will have limited spinning, to add some thrill that even the younger ones will enjoy.
Thing One and Thing Two have lost something very precious to them, their favorite coin, so now the guests must embark on a chaotic journey throughout the land to find it. As previously mentioned, the track layout will remain the same, so in order to add some kid friendly thrill as can be expected from an adventure with Thing One and Thing Two, the new ride vehicles will include some limited spinning in the vein of a wild mouse coaster.
What’s in the Hat?
The Cat in the Hat has a brand new trick under his hat: you. This brand new experience will be retheme of One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish.
The spinner will be completely rethemed, the pole will be themed to look like a giant version of the Cat’s Hat. There will be six giant Cat arms coming from it, and each arm will be holding a teacup, where the guests will sit. The movements of the spinner will make it look as if the cat was juggling with the guests.
Astounding Products
If you like the wacky the weird and the wild
Or if you simply have the mind of a child
Come be astounded, bewildered, befuddled
In a world where reality is all but muddled
And see the products of Seussian heroes
All in one place where they’re tens or they’re zeroes
You make the vote with your cheers or your boos
At Astounding Productions, the winner you choose
The If I Ran a Zoo Playground is demolished in favor of simple outdoor theatre. There are some bench seats at the back but there is also a matted area in front of them designed for children to sit on.
The stage itself will be themed to a kitchen set for Astounding Products.
Every 90 minutes, the host, the guy in the sweater who asks all the obviously questions, comes out to chat with the guests and to introduce the show!
After interacting with the audience for a little bit, the host introduces the first guest for Astounding Products: Cat!
Cat comes out with his very own “Kupkake-inator” product and chaos ensues! A lot of this scene will play out as it did in the movie but will end before Cat cuts off his tail. [Guests wishing to see creature violence during their visit will be directed towards Skull Island: Reign of Kong.]
At this point, Cat is ushered off stage as the host gets ready for the next guest.
Throughout the show, various other Dr. Seuss characters are introduced bringing their own Astounding Products ( Grinch with a dog to reindeer transforming kit, Sam-I-Am with Green Eggs and Ham, Horton the Elephant with a megaphone, etc.).
With each new guest, audience feedback (cheers or boos) indicates whether or not the guests like said product.
After that, the host thanks guests for their help and the show ends, getting ready for the next one.
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Shopping, Dining, and Streetmosphere
When visiting lands on an island you must
Find nourishment or your trip will be bust
And that’s why the cupcakes are found all around
At the new bakery that just opened in town
Or perhaps you’re looking for treats you can purchase
Mr. Humberfloob’s is where that fine merch is
In the town of Anville that we saw in the movie
As Mike Myers says, the stores are all “groovy”
The Seuss Landing area gets an upgrade from a cat in a hat that everyone loves. Mike Myers' iconic portrayal of Cat and the city of Anville from 2003’s The Cat in the Hat will be spread throughout the land.
As guests enter the revamped Seuss Landing, they will be greeted into Anville where buildings are painted yellow, purple, and green and everyone dresses in wonderful suits and dresses. Existing buildings have been freshly painted these colors so the infrastructure is not damaged. Guests will also be able to interact with the citizens of Anville in a similar way to the Citizens of Hollywood at Disney’s California Adventure. Guests will be able to interact with these actors as they send them to create new things at Imagination Maker.
Imagination Maker will take over the Snookers & Snookers Sweet Candy Cookers building making it an enclosed interactive area. Anville citizens will take guests to this area to participate in the Anville Entertainment Contest where guests can make art, dance, sing, and just have fun as the Anville citizens show them around the area. This area makes for a new play area since If I Ran The Zoo is being turned into Astounding Products.
If guests are feeling hungry, they can check out the new cupcake stand that is right next to the entrance of the land.
Hop on Pop Ice Cream shops turns into Kupkake Central where guests can find cupcakes of all shapes and sizes. The exterior of the building is painted a similar purple to the iconic cupcakes seen in the movie, which can be purchased in this snack shack. Other cupcakes sold are dark chocolate Cat-themed cupcakes, cupcakes with Mrs. Kwan’s face on it, and much more. Cupcakes can be a bit messy, especially in the Florida Heat. That is why Moose Juice, Goose Juice will turn into a new seating area for guests to enjoy their cupcakes without making a mess.
Guests may also want to check out some of the new merchandise in the land themed to the movie. Humberfloob Real Estate holds all the souvenirs guests can hope for in a Cat in the Hat themed area. Make sure to have clean hands before stepping into this brand-new store.
Both the interior and exterior will be green and have that Anville feel to them. This new store will take over the Mulberry Street Store and sell many items related to the film while still keeping it themed to the Humberfloob building.
Guests can also check out some of the finest entertainment in Anville!
Throughout the day guests can see their favorite characters from the movie all around the land:
Team Bailey would please like to proudly present...
Seuss Landing: Revamped
Down in the South of the US of A
There was a place where we would all play
An island so fun, so unique, so bizarre
That each step you take you don’t know where you are
For this island had places, had stops, had lands
But this island was peculiar, for it had no sands
This island had heroes, and dinos, and bats
But the most famous of all was one single old cat…
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FUN, FUN, FUN! with the Cat in the Hat
On Lip-Lapper Lane, there's a house so exquisite
And it houses a family you simply must visit
One with two siblings, a boy and a girl
And a whole house that moves, you’ll want to hurl
For this house has a guest, a crazy one who
Has brought his dear friends, Thing One and Thing Two
This guest is a cat who invites you along
To spin through the house, even though it seems wrong
You cannot say no, no, not to this cat
So come join the ride with the Cat in the Hat
Guests enter by passing under an archway with the ride’s signage on it and into an indoor queue area. Despite being actually indoors, the room is designed to make guests feel like they’re standing outside in the backyard of the Walden house. The station is situated near the house’s back wall and vehicles enter the ride through the backdoor. As guests approach the station, they pass an oversized, dirt-covered gardening hoe stuck in the ground and sticking upright; attached to it is a contract with the safety information and little sticky notes such as “Initial here,” “And here,” “NOT HERE!” “Smell that,” etc.
At the station, guests board their vehicle, a two-row silvery automobile called the Super Trackless Automotive Transporting Industrial Omnidirectional Navigational Artisanal Rotating Yondermobile (or, as the acronym stamped on its back says, “S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y.” for short. That’s right, these vehicles are…artisanal! (and also Islands of Adventure’s second trackless ride but who cares about that?) After boarding, the S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. takes guests into the house.
The first thing guests see is the fishbowl, where the Fish notices the guests and exclaims, “Who are you people?! Who said you could be in here?! No one is supposed to be here!” Ignoring him, the S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. proceeds towards a door. An exciting drumroll is heard. The S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. stops at the door. The door opens…and it’s just coat hangers. The S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. rotates 180 degrees around and finds the Cat in the Hat standing right in front of it. “Nobody’s in there! NYHUHUHUHUHU!” A Latin big band-esque vamp kicks in and the S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. moves away to a big red crate sitting in the living room. “Come on out, you two!” the Cat says, and (thanks to Musion Eyeliner technology) Thing One and Thing Two jump and somersault out of the crate. “Let’s show these people how to have some fun!”
Now guests move towards a wall where they can see the shadow of the Cat balancing on a ball. As he sings, one object after another is thrown to him. “You can juggle work and play but you have to know the way!/You can keep afloat a wish like the way I do this fish!/You can be a happy fella, someone throw me that umbrella/And that rake! That cake! Life’s what you make it!” The S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. proceeds into the den where the Cat’s balancing act is now seen in person. His left foot balances on a red and white ball with a stripe and star; his right leg balances a plate and milk bottle; his tail holds a fan; in his right arm are a rake, a little wooden boat and man, and the Fish in his bowl atop an umbrella; on his left arm are three books stacked vertically; on his hat is a cake. Green rotating letters, an “F,” a “U,” and an “N,” are projected behind him on a wall. As Fish shouts, “I did not consent to this!” the Cat continues his song, “So have fun fun fun! Go insane/And have some fun fun fun! Just look at me!/I’m as happy as a clam, I’m as fit as a fiddle/We can’t spell fun without “U” in the middle!”
The S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. travels down a hallway where Thing Two rides a bicycle and Thing One dances on the ceiling. Up ahead, the Cat is dancing in a grotesque Carmen Miranda-type costume. On a shelf next to him is a lock in the shape of a crab also joining the dance (a projection effect) atop a block with the letter “U;” an “F” and “N” block are on their sides on either side of the “U” block. “Fun fun fun! You gotta learn/You can have fun fun fun! So can’t ya see?/We’ll be flipping like a flapjack off a greasy griddle!/You can’t spell fun without “U” in the- Hey! You’re the lock for the crate! Why aren’t you on the crate?!” The Crab Lock seems to say, “Fun and conflict!” Entering the main foyer, the red crate is now seen letting out purple smoke and bulging at its sides. “This is not good!” the Cat says, “Quick! Into the closet!” The S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. zooms into a nearby closet.
The closet is dark and small. The Cat parts away some sweaters. “That’s not just any old crate. It’s the Transdimensional Transportolator, a doorway that leads from this world to my world. And if it’s not locked, we could be staring down the Mother of All Messes.” A dramatic beat. Then a cheerful, “You go check!” The S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. turns around towards the door (the walls of the closet rotate as well in the opposite direction to enhance the illusion that the car is proceeding out the same direction even though it’s actually entering a completely different room), which opens to reveal the foyer looking completely clean and normal. “Huh, nothing at all, crisis averted,” says the Cat. Then the foyer parts open; it was actually an image on a curtain.
Up ahead, beyond curvy green walls, is a vast sky and purple sea and rocky spires. Strange birds with books for wings pass by (another Musion effect). “Nope, pure unadulterated fun without any good sense of judgement. C’mon, let’s find that crate.” The S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. moves down a wacky-walled hallway and approaches a doorway. On the other side (represented by a screen set a few feet back) is an arena with a bull. The bull runs towards the guests, but the door shuts just in time; the bull’s horns come out through the door. “Okay,” the Cat exclaims in annoyance, “that’s like the third door gag we’ve done today!” Next up is a large toilet on a spire with fire shooting out of its bowl. “You might wanna hold it for a while,” says the Cat. Just above the flame is a chair caught on a chandelier, and a teapot with the Fish in it comes close to sliding off the edge. “This is where they buried my brother!” says the Fish.
“There’s the crate!” shouts the Cat. The S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. now moves into the distorted living room and encircles the tornado-creating crate in the center of the room which is creating a tornado. Wind is felt, large purple bubble things are projected zooming around the walls, and household items fly in a circle. The Cat is above the crate, upside down in the tornado’s eye, trying to attach the lock. “Get on there, lock! Boy, this is as intense as the rides at…Universal Studios!” At the mention of that name, the tornado temporarily stops and the projections on the wall switch to logos for Universal Studios Florida and messages like “UPGRADE TO A PARK-TO-PARK TICKET” and “5-MINUTE WALK OR TRAIN RIDE AWAY.” The Cat chuckles, says “Cha-ching!” and the tornado resumes. “Almost there,” says the Cat. Finally he attaches the lock (the lock is actually attached to the crate already and never in his hand, just close to it; the Cat and crate are staged so it looks like he could be holding it). “Got it!” says the Cat, before flying up and out of view. The tornado comes to an end and the crate closes. Then the walls fall apart.
The S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. moves into what’s left of the hallway. The Fish pops out of the now-normal-albeit-damaged toilet and comments, “Oh. My. Cod.” Sparks fly from the exposed wiring. Then triumphant music plays and a shadow rolls onto the wall: it looks like the Cat on some kind of cleaning machine. Sure enough, he is in the next room on his Dynamic Industrial Renovating Tractormajigger—D.I.R.T.—which has multiple robotic arms with gloves reaching over and around the guests to clean up the house. Thing One and Thing Two drive around the guests in their own miniature D.I.R.T.’s. The Cat sings, “Bet you thought I’d gone!/Bet you felt a sting!/Bet you never thought I’d have another song to sing!/But now we’ve one more game left before I hit the road/So let’s fix up the house because we’re nearing the unload! NYUHUHUHU!” The uptempo pop tune from the film’s soundtrack, “Getting Better,” is heard as the S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. passes through the now-fixed house and comes up to a window. The Cat pops up behind the window and says, “Well, we had some good times, we cleaned up the house, we even managed to work in that uptempo pop tune from the soundtrack—that’s important. So come have some fun again because we can’t have fun without…” the music transitions back to a finale of the first song, “‘U’ in the middlllleeee!” And with that, the S.T.A.T.I.O.N.A.R.Y. rotates back forward and pulls into an unload station in the foyer. The Fish, back in his bowl, says, “Good riddance,” before noticing the guests and adding an embarrassed, “Oh. Uh, step out to your left.” Guests exit the car and go back outside while the car returns to load.
[Note: If the vehicle is carrying only one guest, an animatronic of Larry Quinn will pop up shortly before the closet scene and say “I’m gonna marry your mom.”]
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Where once characters from other books would be
Begone are those rides, though not replaced for free
Recreated, remolded, rethemed with such energy
All in the grand name of corporate synergy
No more carousel, the fish are now gone
The trolley still runs, but will not make you yawn
But all those old rides, loved by you and by me
Are now based on a movie from two-thousand-three
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The Flood in the Room
There’s a CAT-astrophe in the living room! The Cat in the Hat let the sink open and now everything is flooded in this whimsical carousel like no other which will replace Caro-Seuss-el.
The ride layout is a small water area. In the center of it, there’s a the Cat in the Hat figure sitting over an old coach, trying to not get wet. The ride itself will work in a similar fashion to Aquatopia, there will be 6 ride vehicles themed to coaches like the ones seen in the movie, and guests will move around the Cat in the Hat figurine, for the 3 minute experience. The movement of the ride vehicle will feel relatively unpredictable and fun for the guests, as it doesn’t follow an specific track.
Thing One, Thing Two, and Thing Trolley
Thing 1 and Thing 2 would like to make you an honorary Thing on a fun adventure through the wacky world of the Cat in the Hat. This attraction will be a take over The High in the Sky Seuss Trolley Train Ride, it will keep the same layout, however with an added twist, the new ride vehicles will have limited spinning, to add some thrill that even the younger ones will enjoy.
Thing One and Thing Two have lost something very precious to them, their favorite coin, so now the guests must embark on a chaotic journey throughout the land to find it. As previously mentioned, the track layout will remain the same, so in order to add some kid friendly thrill as can be expected from an adventure with Thing One and Thing Two, the new ride vehicles will include some limited spinning in the vein of a wild mouse coaster.
What’s in the Hat?
The Cat in the Hat has a brand new trick under his hat: you. This brand new experience will be retheme of One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish.
The spinner will be completely rethemed, the pole will be themed to look like a giant version of the Cat’s Hat. There will be six giant Cat arms coming from it, and each arm will be holding a teacup, where the guests will sit. The movements of the spinner will make it look as if the cat was juggling with the guests.
Astounding Products
If you like the wacky the weird and the wild
Or if you simply have the mind of a child
Come be astounded, bewildered, befuddled
In a world where reality is all but muddled
And see the products of Seussian heroes
All in one place where they’re tens or they’re zeroes
You make the vote with your cheers or your boos
At Astounding Productions, the winner you choose
The If I Ran a Zoo Playground is demolished in favor of simple outdoor theatre. There are some bench seats at the back but there is also a matted area in front of them designed for children to sit on.
The stage itself will be themed to a kitchen set for Astounding Products.
Every 90 minutes, the host, the guy in the sweater who asks all the obviously questions, comes out to chat with the guests and to introduce the show!
After interacting with the audience for a little bit, the host introduces the first guest for Astounding Products: Cat!
Cat comes out with his very own “Kupkake-inator” product and chaos ensues! A lot of this scene will play out as it did in the movie but will end before Cat cuts off his tail. [Guests wishing to see creature violence during their visit will be directed towards Skull Island: Reign of Kong.]
At this point, Cat is ushered off stage as the host gets ready for the next guest.
Throughout the show, various other Dr. Seuss characters are introduced bringing their own Astounding Products ( Grinch with a dog to reindeer transforming kit, Sam-I-Am with Green Eggs and Ham, Horton the Elephant with a megaphone, etc.).
With each new guest, audience feedback (cheers or boos) indicates whether or not the guests like said product.
After that, the host thanks guests for their help and the show ends, getting ready for the next one.
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Shopping, Dining, and Streetmosphere
When visiting lands on an island you must
Find nourishment or your trip will be bust
And that’s why the cupcakes are found all around
At the new bakery that just opened in town
Or perhaps you’re looking for treats you can purchase
Mr. Humberfloob’s is where that fine merch is
In the town of Anville that we saw in the movie
As Mike Myers says, the stores are all “groovy”
The Seuss Landing area gets an upgrade from a cat in a hat that everyone loves. Mike Myers' iconic portrayal of Cat and the city of Anville from 2003’s The Cat in the Hat will be spread throughout the land.
As guests enter the revamped Seuss Landing, they will be greeted into Anville where buildings are painted yellow, purple, and green and everyone dresses in wonderful suits and dresses. Existing buildings have been freshly painted these colors so the infrastructure is not damaged. Guests will also be able to interact with the citizens of Anville in a similar way to the Citizens of Hollywood at Disney’s California Adventure. Guests will be able to interact with these actors as they send them to create new things at Imagination Maker.
Imagination Maker will take over the Snookers & Snookers Sweet Candy Cookers building making it an enclosed interactive area. Anville citizens will take guests to this area to participate in the Anville Entertainment Contest where guests can make art, dance, sing, and just have fun as the Anville citizens show them around the area. This area makes for a new play area since If I Ran The Zoo is being turned into Astounding Products.
If guests are feeling hungry, they can check out the new cupcake stand that is right next to the entrance of the land.
Hop on Pop Ice Cream shops turns into Kupkake Central where guests can find cupcakes of all shapes and sizes. The exterior of the building is painted a similar purple to the iconic cupcakes seen in the movie, which can be purchased in this snack shack. Other cupcakes sold are dark chocolate Cat-themed cupcakes, cupcakes with Mrs. Kwan’s face on it, and much more. Cupcakes can be a bit messy, especially in the Florida Heat. That is why Moose Juice, Goose Juice will turn into a new seating area for guests to enjoy their cupcakes without making a mess.
Guests may also want to check out some of the new merchandise in the land themed to the movie. Humberfloob Real Estate holds all the souvenirs guests can hope for in a Cat in the Hat themed area. Make sure to have clean hands before stepping into this brand-new store.
Both the interior and exterior will be green and have that Anville feel to them. This new store will take over the Mulberry Street Store and sell many items related to the film while still keeping it themed to the Humberfloob building.
Guests can also check out some of the finest entertainment in Anville!
Throughout the day guests can see their favorite characters from the movie all around the land:
- Larry Quinn - can be seen walking around with Nevins asking guests if they have seen the kids.
- Cat (sometimes with Conrad and Sally) - can be seen walking through the land making various jokes with guests about what he sees (maybe it's someone's hat, or a joke about the land, etc. Like Mr. Potato Head in Toy Story Mania).
- Thing 1 & Thing 2 - of course, no Cat in the Hat land would be complete without them. The Things can be seen throughout the land messing with the various TM's in the land, always causing mischief
If guests feel a bit tired of all the Cat in the Hat themed areas, they don’t have to fret. Circus McGurkus Cafe Stoo-pendous, Green Eggs and Ham Cafe, All the Books You Can Read, and more entertainment options featuring Dr. Seuss characters will still all be present in this newly refurbished Seuss Landing.
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The land is refreshened, all thanks to the Cat
Who was dashing and charming, no doubt about that
And though you may leave for other adventures
You'll remember this island even when you need dentures
So good-bye to Anville and that red-hatted feline
As we leave and reflect on our...
meline... key lime... turpentine... ?
I got nothin'.
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Credits
Seuss Poems: PerGron, monkey921514
Shopping & Dining: NateD1226
Streetmosphere: AceAstro
FUN, FUN FUN!: monkey921514
Other attractions: AceAstro, DisneyFan18
Presentation~ NateD1226, PerGron
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The land is refreshened, all thanks to the Cat
Who was dashing and charming, no doubt about that
And though you may leave for other adventures
You'll remember this island even when you need dentures
So good-bye to Anville and that red-hatted feline
As we leave and reflect on our...
meline... key lime... turpentine... ?
I got nothin'.
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Credits
Seuss Poems: PerGron, monkey921514
Shopping & Dining: NateD1226
Streetmosphere: AceAstro
FUN, FUN FUN!: monkey921514
Other attractions: AceAstro, DisneyFan18
Presentation~ NateD1226, PerGron
goofyyukyuk
Well-Known Member
PRESENTS...
A CHAOSVERSE SEUSS LANDING
CENTER RING
(Begrudgingly making a Mike Myers/Jim Carrey crossover Seuss ride was the strangest thing I've done in a very long time)
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mickeyfan5534
Well-Known Member
Team Ringling Presents
The New Seuss Landing
Experience the newest addition to Islands of Adventure here!
The New Seuss Landing
Experience the newest addition to Islands of Adventure here!
TheOriginalTiki
Well-Known Member
Thanks to all the teams for getting in the projects in a very timely manner. I'm hoping to get feedback to you by the end of the night. There's still a few details to work out behind the scenes regarding how exactly evening out the teams will pan out so for the time being give yourselves the night off and I'll start up the next prompt tomorrow morning. Great work, everyone! 
Sharon&Susan
Well-Known Member
I got really close to naming our main ride Son of a Grinch: A Cat in the Hat Story.
TheOriginalTiki
Well-Known Member
Tiki's Feedback: What Happens on Mulberry Street Stays on Mulberry Street
I'll start by acknowledging this was easily the most challenging prompt so far so I give you all a ton of credit for coming through with it. The Curse of Mike Meyers is one of the most creatively twisted "punishment" Walt's Vault events we've ever come up with haha. Let's get a bit of housekeeping out of the way. Team Bailey is currently sitting at six members while Team Ringling is down to four. To even things out, were going to go ahead and swap a Bailey member over to Ringling to create three even teams of five. As project leader, @monkey92514 has nominated @AceAstro for PoMVP. Well, pack your bags Ace. You are now a member of Team Ringling. I'll lay out the final team rosters at the end of this post.
Team Bailey
Well, this was certainly a different approach. While I'm not sure how I feel about the entire land being converted into Mike Meyers Cat in the Hat, I do admire the commitment to the meme. I'm certainly not going to ding you for just doing a forum post. This is definitely the kind of project that benefits from a simplistic approach like this. That being said, paragraphs are your friend! In the future I'd definitely break up the paragraphs a little bit more. Here I go with my minor formatting nitpicks, but it definitely made the project slightly harder to read on my end.
The level of commitment to both the Seuss-ian rhymes and the zany meme quality of the movie were certainly impressive and definitely the highlight of what's at play here. Generally speaking what we have is a long-teased, fully patented MEME PROJECT. Out of the three projects I feel like the timing here was weird because Bailey definitely played the most into the meme of it all while the other two tried to play it a bit more straight at least as far as their scenarios go. We'll talk about the different approaches (alternate timeline vs. temporary overlay) to get the Mike Meyers stuff in a bit later with my feedback on the other two teams.
Unfortunately I don't think the same level of thought was put into why the whole land was Cat-ified, and if there was it was a bit hard to follow. I feel slightly bad for this criticism because I know Monkey went all in on it. In the end for me personally I feel like this is a meme project that works but does go off the rails a few times with certain details. Generally I don't think the ride through was conveyed all that well in terms of falling into a trap I've often seen with dark rides where you're describing the story of the ride way more than you're describing how these things will physically be pulled off. As far as realism goes the whole land being converted into Cat in the Hat in a pretty wacky premise, but I admire how creative the team got with some of the concepts...particularly the water carousel which was an inspired little addition. It weirdly all sort of worked with the tones of the movie and came off as probably more coherent than if the dark ride was a stand-alone thing. Definitely a unique project that really does set itself apart from the other two with how far you leaned into the singular theme.
Creativity: 8/10
Detail: 8/10
Realism: 7/10
Presentation: 7/10
Group Work: 9/10
+3 Bonus Points
Total: 42/50
Team Barnum
Alright, so we've got an alternate timeline going on. This project is definitely the most detailed but as you acknowledge within the text itself it's also the one that runs the risk the most of veering away from the main subject of the prompt. First things first, I think on an individual level all the attractions are fantastic. I have nitpicks with the Cat in the Hat/Grinch ride I'll get into but it's a solid E-Ticket coaster. the Seuss Safari was really freaking on point and definitely the most memorable @Brer Panther contribution so far this season. One Fish was a really creative little boat ride with a ton of cool water features that call to mind my beloved Storybook Land. After that the attractions are all solid concept but yea, the main point of this prompt was the Grinch/Cat in the Hat ride and you definitely got away from that a little bit. Still can't help but admire the ambition and creativity on display.
So with the coaster the one nitpick I have is the inversions. They bother me both in terms of veering the ride slightly outside of "family coaster" territory and also in the sense that generally inversions aren't the type of element that work on a bobsled type of coaster to begin with. I realize the ride system isn't exactly "bobsled" but I still think seeing sled ride vehicles inverting would be just a little bit out of theme. I think you could have done the ride without inversions and had it work just as well. All that said I did really enjoy the "Lion King 1 1/2" Cat in the Hat stuff. Love the visual of the ride vehicles hanging over the side of the mountain facade. The cat was inserted in really clever ways and the coaster parts were on point for the most part. Overall it's definitely a centerpiece of your project, but I still come down on the side stuff as good as it is taking just a bit too much focus away from the main event.
Creativity: 9/10
Realism: 8/10
Detail: 8/10
Presentation: 8/10
Group Work: 8/10
+5 Bonus Points
Total: 46/50
Team Ringling
I really admire how tenacious this foursome has been in spite of a lot of adversity these last couple rounds with two different mid-project drop outs. Super happy to see @mickeyfan5534 step up to the plate as team leader and really start to make a mark on the projects. Timing has just been really weird for this team in general but the four of you really came on to the same page to deliver something pretty great.
My favorite part of this project is how realistic the backstory is. To me the idea of a promotional overlay that sticks around too long is easily the most tangible of the three ways teams worked Mike Meyers into the projects. I feel like you struck a pretty darn good balance of side stuff with the main ride. The main ride was my favorite of the three centerpieces in these projects. I think this was the only one to not be either a bit of a play by play of the movie in Bailey's case or a re-telling from a different perspective in Barnum's case. I really dug how off the rails creative a lot of the Cat vs. Grinch stuff was and it was a really great idea to not tie the attraction to any one story or source material. It gave the whole thing a lot more creative breathing room.
The side attractions were really great for the most part. I loved the double decker whip concept. The Cat in the Hat walkthrough was a homerun. I think out of all the attempts at writing Mike Meyers dialogue in this project throughout the three teams this was easily the one that came off the most authentic. It is a bit of an excursion away from the E-Ticket, but I THROUGHOLY enjoyed it regardless. Overall I think this team took a bad situation and really came together in the face of adversity, delivering a really unique and realistic project in the process.
Creativity: 9/10
Detail: 8/10
Realism: 9/10
Presentation: 8/10
Group Work: 9/10
+5 Bonus Points
Total: 48/50
I'll start by acknowledging this was easily the most challenging prompt so far so I give you all a ton of credit for coming through with it. The Curse of Mike Meyers is one of the most creatively twisted "punishment" Walt's Vault events we've ever come up with haha. Let's get a bit of housekeeping out of the way. Team Bailey is currently sitting at six members while Team Ringling is down to four. To even things out, were going to go ahead and swap a Bailey member over to Ringling to create three even teams of five. As project leader, @monkey92514 has nominated @AceAstro for PoMVP. Well, pack your bags Ace. You are now a member of Team Ringling. I'll lay out the final team rosters at the end of this post.
Team Bailey
Well, this was certainly a different approach. While I'm not sure how I feel about the entire land being converted into Mike Meyers Cat in the Hat, I do admire the commitment to the meme. I'm certainly not going to ding you for just doing a forum post. This is definitely the kind of project that benefits from a simplistic approach like this. That being said, paragraphs are your friend! In the future I'd definitely break up the paragraphs a little bit more. Here I go with my minor formatting nitpicks, but it definitely made the project slightly harder to read on my end.
The level of commitment to both the Seuss-ian rhymes and the zany meme quality of the movie were certainly impressive and definitely the highlight of what's at play here. Generally speaking what we have is a long-teased, fully patented MEME PROJECT. Out of the three projects I feel like the timing here was weird because Bailey definitely played the most into the meme of it all while the other two tried to play it a bit more straight at least as far as their scenarios go. We'll talk about the different approaches (alternate timeline vs. temporary overlay) to get the Mike Meyers stuff in a bit later with my feedback on the other two teams.
Unfortunately I don't think the same level of thought was put into why the whole land was Cat-ified, and if there was it was a bit hard to follow. I feel slightly bad for this criticism because I know Monkey went all in on it. In the end for me personally I feel like this is a meme project that works but does go off the rails a few times with certain details. Generally I don't think the ride through was conveyed all that well in terms of falling into a trap I've often seen with dark rides where you're describing the story of the ride way more than you're describing how these things will physically be pulled off. As far as realism goes the whole land being converted into Cat in the Hat in a pretty wacky premise, but I admire how creative the team got with some of the concepts...particularly the water carousel which was an inspired little addition. It weirdly all sort of worked with the tones of the movie and came off as probably more coherent than if the dark ride was a stand-alone thing. Definitely a unique project that really does set itself apart from the other two with how far you leaned into the singular theme.
Creativity: 8/10
Detail: 8/10
Realism: 7/10
Presentation: 7/10
Group Work: 9/10
+3 Bonus Points
Total: 42/50
Team Barnum
Alright, so we've got an alternate timeline going on. This project is definitely the most detailed but as you acknowledge within the text itself it's also the one that runs the risk the most of veering away from the main subject of the prompt. First things first, I think on an individual level all the attractions are fantastic. I have nitpicks with the Cat in the Hat/Grinch ride I'll get into but it's a solid E-Ticket coaster. the Seuss Safari was really freaking on point and definitely the most memorable @Brer Panther contribution so far this season. One Fish was a really creative little boat ride with a ton of cool water features that call to mind my beloved Storybook Land. After that the attractions are all solid concept but yea, the main point of this prompt was the Grinch/Cat in the Hat ride and you definitely got away from that a little bit. Still can't help but admire the ambition and creativity on display.
So with the coaster the one nitpick I have is the inversions. They bother me both in terms of veering the ride slightly outside of "family coaster" territory and also in the sense that generally inversions aren't the type of element that work on a bobsled type of coaster to begin with. I realize the ride system isn't exactly "bobsled" but I still think seeing sled ride vehicles inverting would be just a little bit out of theme. I think you could have done the ride without inversions and had it work just as well. All that said I did really enjoy the "Lion King 1 1/2" Cat in the Hat stuff. Love the visual of the ride vehicles hanging over the side of the mountain facade. The cat was inserted in really clever ways and the coaster parts were on point for the most part. Overall it's definitely a centerpiece of your project, but I still come down on the side stuff as good as it is taking just a bit too much focus away from the main event.
Creativity: 9/10
Realism: 8/10
Detail: 8/10
Presentation: 8/10
Group Work: 8/10
+5 Bonus Points
Total: 46/50
Team Ringling
I really admire how tenacious this foursome has been in spite of a lot of adversity these last couple rounds with two different mid-project drop outs. Super happy to see @mickeyfan5534 step up to the plate as team leader and really start to make a mark on the projects. Timing has just been really weird for this team in general but the four of you really came on to the same page to deliver something pretty great.
My favorite part of this project is how realistic the backstory is. To me the idea of a promotional overlay that sticks around too long is easily the most tangible of the three ways teams worked Mike Meyers into the projects. I feel like you struck a pretty darn good balance of side stuff with the main ride. The main ride was my favorite of the three centerpieces in these projects. I think this was the only one to not be either a bit of a play by play of the movie in Bailey's case or a re-telling from a different perspective in Barnum's case. I really dug how off the rails creative a lot of the Cat vs. Grinch stuff was and it was a really great idea to not tie the attraction to any one story or source material. It gave the whole thing a lot more creative breathing room.
The side attractions were really great for the most part. I loved the double decker whip concept. The Cat in the Hat walkthrough was a homerun. I think out of all the attempts at writing Mike Meyers dialogue in this project throughout the three teams this was easily the one that came off the most authentic. It is a bit of an excursion away from the E-Ticket, but I THROUGHOLY enjoyed it regardless. Overall I think this team took a bad situation and really came together in the face of adversity, delivering a really unique and realistic project in the process.
Creativity: 9/10
Detail: 8/10
Realism: 9/10
Presentation: 8/10
Group Work: 9/10
+5 Bonus Points
Total: 48/50
TheOriginalTiki
Well-Known Member
Updated Team Rosters
Team Ringling
@AceAstro
@mickeyfan5534
@Mickeynerd17
@Sharon&Susan
@ThemeParkPriest
Team Barnum
@Brer Panther
@goofyyukyuk
@Outbound
@Shannoninthemagic
@Tegan pilots a chicken
Team Bailey
@b-wolf95
@DisneyFan18
@monkey92514
@PerGron
@NateD1226
Team Ringling
@AceAstro
@mickeyfan5534
@Mickeynerd17
@Sharon&Susan
@ThemeParkPriest
Team Barnum
@Brer Panther
@goofyyukyuk
@Outbound
@Shannoninthemagic
@Tegan pilots a chicken
Team Bailey
@b-wolf95
@DisneyFan18
@monkey92514
@PerGron
@NateD1226
TheOriginalTiki
Well-Known Member
Season 19, Act Five
You all knew it was coming. Love it, hate it, there's one every season. This project is COMPLETELY blue sky. It just has to be something food related. That's it, that's the only parameter. This will be a "Speed Round" of sorts to test just how ambitious teams want to get when the scale of the concept is completely in your hands.
On their way out, @MickeyWaffleCo. has opened Walt's Vault and it's a fun one! For any long time Survivor fans out there, you might remember a post-merge Reward held during Survivor All Stars where America's Most Beloved Pirate Teddy Bear Rupert Boneham was forced to divy up a menu of food items between his tribemates, which featured hot ticket items like a steak and cheeseburger, mid-tier items like salads and cheese sandwiches, and at the lowest tier nothing but a cup of tribe rice and well water. Well, that concept is going to be at the heart of the fourth Walt's Vault event of the season...Rupert's Choice
Waffles was asked to divide up nine potential parks on three different tiers between the three teams, with each team getting an individual park per tier to choose from. As I said in the main prompt what you want to do with dining in these parks is completely blue sky. The challenge will be managing the scale against a tight deadline. With that in mind, here's what Waffles chose for the teams.
Team Ringling: Knott's Berry Farm (Tier One), Busch Gardens Williamsburg (Ter Two), Fun Spot Orlando (Tier Three)
Team Barnum: Silver Dollar City (Tier One), Six Flags Magic Mountain (Tier Two), Castles N' Coasters (Tier Three)
Team Bailey: Dollywood (Tier One), Cedar Point (Tier Two), Gatorland (Tier Three)
Good luck teams. This project is due Sunday, June 27th at 11:59PM Eastern/8:59PM Pacific. As a reminder, @mickeyfan5534, @monkey92514, @Outbound, @Sharon&Susan, and @goofyyukyuk are ineligible to become Project Leader until after the merge.
You all knew it was coming. Love it, hate it, there's one every season. This project is COMPLETELY blue sky. It just has to be something food related. That's it, that's the only parameter. This will be a "Speed Round" of sorts to test just how ambitious teams want to get when the scale of the concept is completely in your hands.
On their way out, @MickeyWaffleCo. has opened Walt's Vault and it's a fun one! For any long time Survivor fans out there, you might remember a post-merge Reward held during Survivor All Stars where America's Most Beloved Pirate Teddy Bear Rupert Boneham was forced to divy up a menu of food items between his tribemates, which featured hot ticket items like a steak and cheeseburger, mid-tier items like salads and cheese sandwiches, and at the lowest tier nothing but a cup of tribe rice and well water. Well, that concept is going to be at the heart of the fourth Walt's Vault event of the season...Rupert's Choice
Waffles was asked to divide up nine potential parks on three different tiers between the three teams, with each team getting an individual park per tier to choose from. As I said in the main prompt what you want to do with dining in these parks is completely blue sky. The challenge will be managing the scale against a tight deadline. With that in mind, here's what Waffles chose for the teams.
Team Ringling: Knott's Berry Farm (Tier One), Busch Gardens Williamsburg (Ter Two), Fun Spot Orlando (Tier Three)
Team Barnum: Silver Dollar City (Tier One), Six Flags Magic Mountain (Tier Two), Castles N' Coasters (Tier Three)
Team Bailey: Dollywood (Tier One), Cedar Point (Tier Two), Gatorland (Tier Three)
Good luck teams. This project is due Sunday, June 27th at 11:59PM Eastern/8:59PM Pacific. As a reminder, @mickeyfan5534, @monkey92514, @Outbound, @Sharon&Susan, and @goofyyukyuk are ineligible to become Project Leader until after the merge.
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