Team Brava/Castle - Kings Dominion Brainstorming Workshop

mickeyfan5534

Well-Known Member
and a scene breakdown
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Voxel

President of Progress City
Upper James River Trail
To further embed the theme of Old Virginia into Disney’s Kings Dominion, the White Water Rapids will be renamed and rethemed into the Upper James River Trail. Named after the famous James River, the attraction will take guest on a journey through the rapids of Shenandoah Valley as they explore the natural beauty of Shenandoah and those who call her home.
*Image of Shenandoah*
This attraction will maintain much of the original layout, however much of the scenery will be modified to best reflect the Shenandoah Valley and the life of those that live there. The forest will be thickened, and a small river trading post will be added to the attraction that will implement new water effects to further soak the guest. Finally, the Lumber yard, that Shenandoah was once known for will be restored to reflect the active life style.

*Image of a Lumber Yard*
 

Voxel

President of Progress City
Hall of Presidents
Behold all 44 of the men who have served as U.S. President in an Audio-Animatronics show tracing the history of the United States.

A Celebration of Virginia’s History

The Old Virginia section of Disney’s Kings Dominion is dedicated to Virginia and her history it felt perfect to add the Hall of Presidents to this park seeing that 8 of American’s 44 Presidents call this state their birthplace.
A Celebration of Liberty’s Leaders
Experience an epic theatrical production that brings the story of the American presidency to life as never before.
Enter the pristine Hall of Presidents in the heart of Liberty Square—modeled after Independence Hall in Philadelphia—and make your way beneath an awe-inspiring grand rotunda. Peruse an authentic artifact collection nearby featuring such treasures as George Washington’s dental instruments and Abraham Lincoln’s leather portfolio.
The Presidents Will See You Now
Stroll into the 700-seat main theater, home to 3 massive projection screens and a grand proscenium. As the lights dim, sit back and enjoy an original film—developed by a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian—relaying the dramatic story of the United States of America.
During the presentation, revel in America’s enduring origins, the formation of our Constitution and the hard-fought struggles along the way—such as the American Revolution and the Civil War. Listen to the stirring words of John F. Kennedy echo throughout the theater and watch Abraham Lincoln—in attendance on stage—deliver his Gettysburg address.
Then, witness a very special display as the curtain rises to reveal each and every United States President, together for the very first time—followed by speeches delivered by Presidents George Washington and Donald J. Trump.
Presidential and Senate Debates
Building off the dreams of Disney’s America, the Hall of Presidents will serve two duties on to the people in the form in education about our presidential history. The other duty will be to the state by serving as a one of the Few Presidential Debate locations during Presidential Election Cycles and a debate center for all Virginian Elections.
 

DisneyFan18

Well-Known Member
I’ll get a progress report out tonight. Voxel is on painkillers and reading to knock out some work
Okay! If you need something, just tell me! Also here's the Budget.

Budget:
Pocahontas Retheme - $25 Million
Lumber Yard Retheme - $25 Million
American History E-Ticket - $200 Million
Hall of Presidents - $100 Million
Old Virginia Area Theme - $75 Million
Industrial Revolution Dark Ride - $75 Million
Industrial Revolution Area Theme - $50 Million
Park Wide Trolley System - $200 Million
New Pavement & Fixings - $25 Million
New Winter Activities - $25 Million
Land Rethemes - $50 Million
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$1000 Million​
 

Voxel

President of Progress City
I've Started.

American Journey

Walking down the historical streets of Old Virginia, guest will stroll past Hall the of Presidents in Independence Hall and the various street vender. On the side of the streets guests will find Revolutionary Era building, waving flags of patriotic colors and seeing American wears and foods as guest walk buy. As guest proceed further down the street, they begin to approach a grand rotunda located at the end of the street. Designed by Thomas Jefferson, the famous rotunda welcomes guests as a beacon of education as they approach the entrance to the American Journey.

Queue
Walking up towards the Rotunda, guest will find the entrance of the American Journey at the immaculate garden on the ride side of the structure. Guest will walk a collection of American Flora as they dive deeper into the Gardens, trees such as the Dogwoods and Southern Magnolia greet them as they walk buy. Guest continue to wrap around gardens until they re-approach the front of the Rotunda and begin to make their way up the ramp.
As visitors enter the Rotunda they will proceed through a series of unused classrooms until they are dividing into visiting groups and taken into a newly refurbished classroom where a new appointed professor will introduced himself and present the pre-show information.


Pre-Show
“Hello and welcome to the American Journey my new students. As you may or may not have seen down the street at Independence Hall, the Hall of Presidents showcases what America has done. However many don’t get to experience the history behind America, so today we will step into the past and experience the history behind this nation. As you step out of this room, you will board our vessel with four individuals per row and six rows total. Remember to keep Hands and Feet inside the vehicle at all time and keep the young ones in the center of the ride. Now if you are ready to go, please proceed to the next room and enjoy your American Journey”

Attraction : 

Scene 1 : English Port

After walking out of the Pre-Show Classroom, guest will queue up for the final boarding inside a old English Port. The grim and smog of the city can be smelled in the air as the guest cross the plank onto a 16th Century ship labeled the Susan Constant with the Seal of the Virginia Company of London embedded on the Side of the Ship. Stepping on Board, guest will be lead to down to the hull where the smaller craft awakes. Guest will board the craft and begin their journey.
 

Voxel

President of Progress City
FYI I've redone the Budget.

Budget:
Pocahontas Retheme - $25 Million
Lumber Yard Retheme - $25 Million
American History E-Ticket - $200 Million
Hall of Presidents - $75 Million
Old Virginia Area Theme - $75 Million
Industrial Revolution Dark Ride - $75 Million
Industrial Revolution Area Theme - $50 Million
Park Wide Trolley System - $200 Million
New Pavement & Fixings - $25 Million
New Winter Activities - $25 Million
Land Rethemes - $20Million
Hotel/Disney Adventures - $55 Million
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$1000 Million
 

Voxel

President of Progress City
More attraction Info.
Attraction : 

Scene 1 : English Beginning

After walking out of the Pre-Show Classroom, guest will queue up for the final boarding inside a old English Port. The grim and smog of the city can be smelled in the air as the guest cross the plank onto a 16th Century ship labeled the Susan Constant with the Seal of the Virginia Company of London embedded on the Side of the Ship. Stepping on Board, guest will be lead to down to the hull where the smaller craft awakes. Guest will board the craft and begin their journey.

After leaving the station, the ship will begin sailing through the port of London with the sounds of the city circling around them as they sail. As they sail forward, the sound of the Virginia Company from Pocahontas can be heard in the background. () The vessel finally leaves the port and proceeds to be slides down a fifteen foot drop into the Atlantic Ocean. As

Scene 2 : Journey to a New Land

Following a rough journey through the Atlantic, symbolized by the fifteen foot drop, guest notice the land in the distance as the Calls of LAND HO can be heard from one of near by ships. As the vessel bends around the corner guest will find theirselves inside Jamestown as the voice of their guide comes through the boat’s speakers.
“After a long journey across the Atlantic, those early settlers found their selves in Jamestown, the first permanent English Settlement in this new land in 1907. As the Foundation of this new land, Jamestown served as the Capital of the Virginia Colony unit 1699.

Scene 3 American Expansion (Harvard and New Colonies)

The scene transitions into that of a thriving villages, with a small university being built in the distance. It’s familiar red brick design reflecting in the sun light, as workers are building the building. A voice picks up against
“Little did they know that the colonies would expand into the thousands over the next 30 years and the foundation of Americans Future were already in the works. In fact, in the distance the the original halls of Harvard are being constructed by Massachusetts Bay Colony.”

Scene 4 Further Expansion

The Narration continues as they transition into the bustling streets of Pre-Revolutionary America.
“Over the next 100 years, the American Population continued to skyrocket and thriving under the new colony and with that the cities of these American Colonies began reflecting the wealthy and power these new colonies were starting to gain.”
As the narration speaks, the cities come to life with animatronics frolicking about the city: buying things from the long stores, completing errands and representing the daily city life.

Scene 5 French and India War

The room darkens as the sounds of gunshots and cannons echo the room and the sounds of War develop the entire area.
“Sadly the rapid expansion into native lands and fighting between Colony leaders led to a Seven Year proxy war known as a the French and Indian War. However after years of fighting a war no one wanted or had a say in, frustration grew in the colonies as talks of Independence began spreading throughout he country side like wild fire"
 

mickeyfan5534

Well-Known Member
Factory Tour
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Type: Wild mouse style dark ride (20 trains of 2 cars each seat 16)
Length: 5 minutes
Car design: An intriguing looking steampunk travel device

Facade: A row of company houses and company stores.
Queue: A winding path through the homes and stores featuring many subtle puns and gags.
Load: A nondescript street with the factory in the distance
Scene 1: Entrance
Vehicles wind the streets before entering the grand factory building.
Scene 2: Machinery Room
Steampunk machines rotate and surround guests and, with each turn, they see something different and new from a robot man to an interesting toy.
Scene 3: Hallway
The vehicles turn into a hallway where an animatronic foreman screams "What are you doing here? Get to work!"
Scene 4: Clock In
The vehicles speed up and run around a plethora of workers. The bell rings just as we get to the clock and we see the foreman once more, yelling "Boss' office! Now!"
Scene 5: Walk of Shame
We move to a dilapidated break room, obviously that's never been used before continuing into a hallway and to a set of stairs that we climb up.
Scene 6: Offices
We see the bougie side of the factory with the boss' offices, plated in bronze and not even noticing us. As we continue around, one of the bosses just yells at us to get back to work.
Scene 8: Workers
We head down a set of stairs and into a hallway filled with workers working at their machines.
Scene 9: End
We exit the factory and head back onto the street.
 

Voxel

President of Progress City
American Journey

Walking down the historical streets of Old Virginia, guest will stroll past Hall the of Presidents in Independence Hall and the various street vender. On the side of the streets guests will find Revolutionary Era building, waving flags of patriotic colors and seeing American wears and foods as guest walk buy. As guest proceed further down the street, they begin to approach a grand rotunda located at the end of the street. Designed by Thomas Jefferson, the famous rotunda welcomes guests as a beacon of education as they approach the entrance to the American Journey.

*Image of the UVA Rotunda*

Queue
Walking up towards the Rotunda, guest will find the entrance of the American Journey at the immaculate garden on the ride side of the structure. Guest will walk a collection of American Flora as they dive deeper into the Gardens, trees such as the Dogwoods and Southern Magnolia greet them as they walk buy. Guest continue to wrap around gardens until they re-approach the front of the Rotunda and begin to make their way up the ramp.
As visitors enter the Rotunda they will proceed through a series of unused classrooms until they are dividing into visiting groups and taken into a newly refurbished classroom where a new appointed professor will introduced himself and present the pre-show information.


Pre-Show
“Hello and welcome to the American Journey my new students. As you may or may not have seen down the street at Independence Hall, the Hall of Presidents showcases what America has done. However many don’t get to experience the history behind America, so today we will step into the past and experience the history behind this nation. As you step out of this room, you will board our vessel with four individuals per row and six rows total. Remember to keep Hands and Feet inside the vehicle at all time and keep the young ones in the center of the ride. Now if you are ready to go, please proceed to the next room and enjoy your American Journey”

Attraction : 


Scene 1 : English Beginning

After walking out of the Pre-Show Classroom, guest will queue up for the final boarding inside a old English Port. The grim and smog of the city can be smelled in the air as the guest cross the plank onto a 16th Century ship labeled the Susan Constant with the Seal of the Virginia Company of London embedded on the Side of the Ship. Stepping on Board, guest will be lead to down to the hull where the smaller craft awakes. Guest will board the craft and begin their journey.

After leaving the station, the ship will begin sailing through the port of London with the sounds of the city circling around them as they sail. As they sail forward, the sound of the Virginia Company from Pocahontas can be heard in the background. () The vessel finally leaves the port and proceeds to be slides down a fifteen foot drop into the Atlantic Ocean. As


Scene 2 : Journey to a New Land

Following a rough journey through the Atlantic, symbolized by the fifteen foot drop, guest notice the land in the distance as the Calls of LAND HO can be heard from one of near by ships. As the vessel bends around the corner guest will find theirselves inside Jamestown as the voice of their guide comes through the boat’s speakers.
“After a long journey across the Atlantic, those early settlers found their selves in Jamestown, the first permanent English Settlement in this new land in 1907. As the Foundation of this new land, Jamestown served as the Capital of the Virginia Colony unit 1699.


Scene 3 American Expansion (Harvard and New Colonies)

The scene transitions into that of a thriving villages, with a small university being built in the distance. It’s familiar red brick design reflecting in the sun light, as workers are building the building. A voice picks up against
“Little did they know that the colonies would expand into the thousands over the next 30 years and the foundation of Americans Future were already in the works. In fact, in the distance the the original halls of Harvard are being constructed by Massachusetts Bay Colony.”


Scene 4 Further Expansion

The Narration continues as they transition into the bustling streets of Pre-Revolutionary America.
“Over the next 100 years, the American Population continued to skyrocket and thriving under the new colony and with that the cities of these American Colonies began reflecting the wealthy and power these new colonies were starting to gain.”
As the narration speaks, the cities come to life with animatronics frolicking about the city: buying things from the long stores, completing errands and representing the daily city life.


Scene 5 French and India War

The room darkens as the sounds of gunshots and cannons echo the room and the sounds of War develop the entire area.
“Sadly the rapid expansion into native lands and fighting between Colony leaders led to a Seven Year proxy war known as a the French and Indian War. However after years of fighting a war no one wanted or had a say in, frustration grew in the colonies as talks of Independence began spreading throughout he country side like wild fire"


Scene 6 A Party of Tea

Leaving the room of darkness, the lights come up on a scene of chaos where dozens of men dresses as Native Americans are throwing tea off the side of a boat into the Harbor below. Shouts for liberty can be heard as the crowds cheer on the men.
“Sadly the cost of War was placed on the shoulders of the colonist and the King of England placed tax after tax upon the working colonist. One tax too many and the people were ready to fight against.”


Scene 7 Shot Heard Around the World (Lexington And Concord)

Flowing around the corner, the vessel finds it’s self in the fields on Lexington where Colonist and British soldiers find theirselves lined up and armed with rifles in and Cannons.
“Over the next few years tension grew stronger until forced on both sides build up. However, it wasn’t until a shot heard around the world started a war that would start a revolution around the world”
At the end of the statement, a single shot can be heard echoing through the scene until all the rifles and cannons start firing at each other.


Scene 8 Virginia Declaration of Rights

The scene transitions into the next busy chamber with Politician yelling at each other, in the corner James Madison, Patrick Henry, and Thomas Jefferson can be seen in discussion with each other.
“Over the next year, colonies began asserting their Independence and writing their own Constitutions. In Virginia they are current dicussing a Declaration of Rights which will one day serve as an inspiration for our Constitution’s Bill of Rights.


Scene 9 Declaration of Independence

The Vessel flows through the door of the hall into another busy hall that looks like a scene from the signing on the Declaration of Independence. On the Side all 56 signers of the Declaration can be seen with John Hancock in the center in the process of signing the document.

*Image of the signing of the Declaration*
“A few weeks later, the 13 colonies came together and forged a document declaring their independence from the King. This paved the foundation for a new union and a new government.”

Scene 10 Yorktown and Independence

Rolling into the new scene, guest find themselves between waring ships with cannon firing at each other. A voice once again returning to the guest “Five years later, and the final battle of this war begins and in a mater of days General Cornwallis will surrender to George Washington”
 The scene once against transitions into the signing of the the Peace Treaty between England and the Colonies.
“Independance for the Colonies was won and the the pathway to a new Nation began”

The boat finally docks curves back into a Revolutionary Period dock, next to a ship branded the Hermione and the smiling faces of General Lafayette. Guest will disembark from the ship and make their way to the gift shop.
 

Voxel

President of Progress City
Day Adventures By Disney

Following in the footsteps of what was to be Disney’s American Celebration, Disney’s Kings Dominion will offer day trips to historical locations for it’s guest and other participates. Walk in the foot steps of America’s Founders through one of the following Destinations:

Jamestown: Walk through the streets of Historical Jamestown and see where the original settlers step foot on this land. Spend the day living amongst the locals, learning how they lived their lives and try your had at learning a new skill or two.

Washington DC: Walk the streets of our countries capital and learn it’s history through first hand experience. Step foot into Ford’s Theatre where Lincoln made his late public appearance, or get an exclusive look at American’s Legal System with a guided tour through the United States Capital Building.

Williamsburg: Explore the historical district of Colonial Williamsburg where guest can live among the early colonist and dine with their fellow colonist. Take a carriage ride through the historic dirt streets or learn a trade from the local tradesmen.
 

Voxel

President of Progress City
Hotel Renovation

As part of the Disney’s Kings Dominion transformation, the old Motel 6 and Centerstone Inn on Kings Dominion Property will be demoed and rebuilt into a new Disney Resort. Due to the nature of the Park and the location, this Disney resort will be more akin to the Moderate Resort found in Walt Disney Resort. Disney’s Colonial Lodge is stylized after the streets of Old Williamsburg with colonial buildings centered around a small town square.
 

Voxel

President of Progress City
Kings Dominion Trolley Line

In order to improve the movement of guest around the new refurbished part, Disney will build a new Trolley Line around the parameter of the park. The first reliable Trolley line was building 30 mins south of Kings Dominion, in the city of Richmond Virginia. In memory of this historical moment the Kings Dominion Trolley line will not only utilize Trolley Cars designed after the units utilized in the Richmond Trolley System but will also bare the names of Former Lines. Four Trolleys will be introduced into the System, “Richmond & Fairfield Line”, “Broad Street Line”, “Richmond & Ashland Line”, and “Ginter Park Line”.

 

Voxel

President of Progress City
Could you do brief intro paragraphs for you two main lands/phases? There's Industrial Revolution. What's the Virginian history land called? Would help with the presentation.

I can help out a bit for the presentation, I'm going to do a bit work on the house and clean than come back to the presentation.

I consider the Virigian History land as a continuation of Old Virginia. (I.E Think New Fantasyland, tis' a fantasyland expansion. THis is an expansion of Old Virginia)

I'll try to get the intros down after I clean.
 

D Hulk

Well-Known Member
Original Poster
To the best of my knowledge all the content created so far is now on the slideshow. Please review and critique. And edit your text in there if you need to.

Still needed: Park project intro. Intros for Old Virginia and Industrial Revolution. The E-ticket coaster in Industrial Revolution. And possibly a park map (if able) showing locations.
 

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