Team Brava/Castle - Discovery Kingdom Brainstorming Workshop

[D Hulk]

photoshop was a little goofy on me, and I still need some more learnin' on it, but here's the finished RRR

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Totally sweet! Looks great, and you'll get better with doing this in Photoshop with time (it very much resembles my PS art).

 

[TheOriginalTiki]

I won't have the time to do that, as I'm still overseeing some final work on other parks. If you can write a wrap-up, that'd be great.

If I write the wrap-up, can you put it in before the deadline?

 

[D Hulk]

If I write the wrap-up, can you put it in before the deadline?

Yes.

 

[TheOriginalTiki]

Yes.

Alright. If it's not too much to ask, I think the best approach would be to move the "Real meets Looney" slide to the end of the project and let me add a little bit on to the marketing. With that in mind, keep what text is there, move the slide to the end, and add this in.

The marketing for Discovery Kingdom will be aggressively focused on local Bay Area residents, carving a niche as THE premier tourist destination and local theme park for Northern California. In this way, the park will very much mirror Disneyland's aggressive approach to annual passholders making up a bulk share of the overall park foot traffic but out of state tourists also being targeted indirectly through the flagship Roadrunner and T-Rex additions which will no doubt make headlines. The idea is to have people come for the curiosity of the Disney acquisition and the shiny new E-Ticket coasters, and stay for the Disney charm sprinkled throughout the park. With that, we proudly conclude our tour through Disney's Discovery Kingdom.

 

[D Hulk]

Alright. If it's not too much to ask, I think the best approach would be to move the "Real meets Looney" slide to the end of the project and let me add a little bit on to the marketing. With that in mind, keep what text is there, move the slide to the end, and add this in.

The marketing for Discovery Kingdom will be aggressively focused on local Bay Area residents, carving a niche as THE premier tourist destination and local theme park for Northern California. In this way, the park will very much mirror Disneyland's aggressive approach to annual passholders making up a bulk share of the overall park foot traffic but out of state tourists also being targeted indirectly through the flagship Roadrunner and T-Rex additions which will no doubt make headlines. The idea is to have people come for the curiosity of the Disney acquisition and the shiny new E-Ticket coasters, and stay for the Disney charm sprinkled throughout the park. With that, we proudly conclude our tour through Disney's Discovery Kingdom.

Done.

At the end of every slideshow now is a "bumper" slide with the park logo, to give some closure. Discovery Kingdom includes your closing text (thanks for that), which unfortunately the others don't have. Will be posting within the hour - just waiting on a Muppets dark ride for Carowinds.