Actually strike that -- I'll wait till your Looney Tunes write-up is done Red, then once most of the rough drafts are done I'll get to that.
I'll find something to do though lol maybe edit that video. And the 8th attraction.
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Team Omega - Stanza V: The Infinity Suite
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I'll find something to do though lol maybe edit that video. And the 8th attraction.
My computer is getting destroyed with this. I would render it further to get a crisper picture but it keeps crashing, I need a new computer.
Blackhole made with Blender for the 'secret' 8th attraction in Six Flags Over Texas
Blackhole made with Blender for the 'secret' 8th attraction in Six Flags Over Texas
That'll have to do lol maybe I can try one more easy star field but these take forever and I keep having to pause the tutorials
1 hour would equal like 3 hours haha
Next time.
1 hour would equal like 3 hours haha
Next time.
I would really love to get good at this...but it's so time consuming, just would be fun to add in future projects.
Venus Blender render
MonorailRed
Applebees
Bugs Bunny’s Rapids Adventure
Guests travel to Looney TuneTown’s Dock where they rent a boat from Yosemite Sam’s Rocking Rafts to cruise around the Looney Tune Lake.
All seems like a scenic your with audio commentary from Sam until a carrot farm is spotted.
Yosemite Sam: “I smells carrots a-cookin’ … and where there’s carrots, there’s rabbits.”
The cruise is then off on the chase to find Bugs Bunny, taking a small dip. We then Enter a cave leading us into the town’s Canary Canal.
We soon come upon Bugs Bunny.
Bugs: “What’s up Doc?”
Yosemite Sam: “I’m no doc, ya flea-bitten varmint … I’m Yosemite Sam … the riffiest riff that ever riffed a raft! We’ve got ya surrounded!”
Bugs: “Surrounded? For shame, doc – you forgot about the burrow.”
Bugs then jumps off into the next scene.
Yosemite Sam: “Get that varmint!”
The boat follows orders on the search for Bugs Bunny. We go through a small forest into the next scene, following a tunnel.
This scene uses the “pop up” animation technology from Mickey’s Runaway Railway at DHS, popping the classic scene where Elmer Fudd is hunting for Rabbits.
Elmer: “Shh… Be very quiet – I’m hunting rabbits”
We come along another scene where Bugs and Daffy are by a tree, taking off posters for hunting.
Yosemite Sam: “There he is, let’s catch that rabbit!”
Daffy: “Rabbit Season”
Bugs: “Duck Season”
Daffy: “Rabbit Season”
Bugs: “Duck Season”
Daffy: “Duck Season”
Elmer then tries to shoot Daffy, but missed hitting a tree that lands on Sam.
Guests soon follow Bugs, and go down a small drop into the next scene.
The next scene is themed to the short Bully for Bugs with the use of uses the “pop up” animation technology again.
Bugs: "I knew I shoulda taken that left toin at Albukoikee"
The next scene shows Toro the bull then rams bugs into the wall,
Bugs: "Of course you realize this means war"
The rest of the scene shows a chase between Bugs and the Bull, as you soon see the bull right above the canal, charging at the boat!
A hole pops out under the bull (trap door) sending guests into the next show scene.
This show scene pop Bugs bunny into the Desert.
Bugs: “I know a boat in the desert defies the law of gravity, but I never studied law!”
Wile E. Coyote create a machine to cook Bugs, while it seems to backfire. The machine then retracts guests along with Wile E. Coyote into a cliff.
Guests see Wile E. Coyote suspended above the canal with a help sign, soon falling down.
Guests then plummet down a drop, later seeing Bugs in the Water, fishing on a boat.
Foghorn Langhorn: “You’re way off, I say you’re way off course this time!”
Foghorn Langhorn: “For-I say fortunately I lead you to the concert at the fair.”
After looking back over Looney Tune Lake, guests then go into a concert, similar to the short Long-Haired Hare. A few differences though, such as the slew of Looney Toons characters in the band, and Tweetie on Bugs’ shoulder.
Bugs has serval different commentaries towards the boats going by, if he’s not playing music with the orchestra.
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Bugs: “There’s a Tweetie on my Shoulder! It’s the truth, it’s actual -“
Tweetie: “This ride wouldn’t be as satisfactual without Disney.”
__
Tweetie: “I taut I taw a Superman”
Bugs: “Nah, that’s just the ride dispacher”
___
Bugs: “Eat your heart out, Hans Zimmer!"
Tweetie: “Or send a CD”
____
Bugs (points to water): Oh look! I found Nemo!
___
Right before unload, you see Porky Pig Fishing trying to get out “That’s all Folks!”
Guests travel to Looney TuneTown’s Dock where they rent a boat from Yosemite Sam’s Rocking Rafts to cruise around the Looney Tune Lake.
All seems like a scenic your with audio commentary from Sam until a carrot farm is spotted.
Yosemite Sam: “I smells carrots a-cookin’ … and where there’s carrots, there’s rabbits.”
The cruise is then off on the chase to find Bugs Bunny, taking a small dip. We then Enter a cave leading us into the town’s Canary Canal.
We soon come upon Bugs Bunny.
Bugs: “What’s up Doc?”
Yosemite Sam: “I’m no doc, ya flea-bitten varmint … I’m Yosemite Sam … the riffiest riff that ever riffed a raft! We’ve got ya surrounded!”
Bugs: “Surrounded? For shame, doc – you forgot about the burrow.”
Bugs then jumps off into the next scene.
Yosemite Sam: “Get that varmint!”
The boat follows orders on the search for Bugs Bunny. We go through a small forest into the next scene, following a tunnel.
This scene uses the “pop up” animation technology from Mickey’s Runaway Railway at DHS, popping the classic scene where Elmer Fudd is hunting for Rabbits.
Elmer: “Shh… Be very quiet – I’m hunting rabbits”
We come along another scene where Bugs and Daffy are by a tree, taking off posters for hunting.
Yosemite Sam: “There he is, let’s catch that rabbit!”
Daffy: “Rabbit Season”
Bugs: “Duck Season”
Daffy: “Rabbit Season”
Bugs: “Duck Season”
Daffy: “Duck Season”
Elmer then tries to shoot Daffy, but missed hitting a tree that lands on Sam.
Guests soon follow Bugs, and go down a small drop into the next scene.
The next scene is themed to the short Bully for Bugs with the use of uses the “pop up” animation technology again.
Bugs: "I knew I shoulda taken that left toin at Albukoikee"
The next scene shows Toro the bull then rams bugs into the wall,
Bugs: "Of course you realize this means war"
The rest of the scene shows a chase between Bugs and the Bull, as you soon see the bull right above the canal, charging at the boat!
A hole pops out under the bull (trap door) sending guests into the next show scene.
This show scene pop Bugs bunny into the Desert.
Bugs: “I know a boat in the desert defies the law of gravity, but I never studied law!”
Wile E. Coyote create a machine to cook Bugs, while it seems to backfire. The machine then retracts guests along with Wile E. Coyote into a cliff.
Guests see Wile E. Coyote suspended above the canal with a help sign, soon falling down.
Guests then plummet down a drop, later seeing Bugs in the Water, fishing on a boat.
Foghorn Langhorn: “You’re way off, I say you’re way off course this time!”
Foghorn Langhorn: “For-I say fortunately I lead you to the concert at the fair.”
After looking back over Looney Tune Lake, guests then go into a concert, similar to the short Long-Haired Hare. A few differences though, such as the slew of Looney Toons characters in the band, and Tweetie on Bugs’ shoulder.
Bugs has serval different commentaries towards the boats going by, if he’s not playing music with the orchestra.
____
Bugs: “There’s a Tweetie on my Shoulder! It’s the truth, it’s actual -“
Tweetie: “This ride wouldn’t be as satisfactual without Disney.”
__
Tweetie: “I taut I taw a Superman”
Bugs: “Nah, that’s just the ride dispacher”
___
Bugs: “Eat your heart out, Hans Zimmer!"
Tweetie: “Or send a CD”
____
Bugs (points to water): Oh look! I found Nemo!
___
Right before unload, you see Porky Pig Fishing trying to get out “That’s all Folks!”
Opening
Upon the acquisition of both Cedar Fair and Six Flags, The Walt Disney Company made strides to ensure an enhanced guest experience in the parks with new attractions in the upcoming half-decade as well as providing cohesion and depth to levels that these 'amusement' parks never had before.
Managing a wide-range of parks/resorts from Cedar Point, Dorney Park, Six Flags Great America, and Six Flags Over Texas, while the individual park modifications varied in scale and theme, the central focus remained on 'showing out Disney Side'. This 'Disney Side' included attraction sophistication, continuity between lands, and even crossover story-lines between parks and resorts. Supplementing these four destinations with an approximate $1 Billion investment to each, our additions intend to not only provide top-quality attraction experiences, but also serve a grander purpose to the visions for each of the parks heading into the next decade and beyond.
Upon the acquisition of both Cedar Fair and Six Flags, The Walt Disney Company made strides to ensure an enhanced guest experience in the parks with new attractions in the upcoming half-decade as well as providing cohesion and depth to levels that these 'amusement' parks never had before.
Managing a wide-range of parks/resorts from Cedar Point, Dorney Park, Six Flags Great America, and Six Flags Over Texas, while the individual park modifications varied in scale and theme, the central focus remained on 'showing out Disney Side'. This 'Disney Side' included attraction sophistication, continuity between lands, and even crossover story-lines between parks and resorts. Supplementing these four destinations with an approximate $1 Billion investment to each, our additions intend to not only provide top-quality attraction experiences, but also serve a grander purpose to the visions for each of the parks heading into the next decade and beyond.
Cedar Point Intro/Reasonings
Located on a peninsula bordering Lake Eerie in Sandusky, OH, Cedar Point, better known by its nickname as 'The Roller-Coaster Capitol Of The World' is an amusement park that hosts 17 roller-coasters, and at the point of the acquisition in April 2018 by The Walt Disney Company, was opening its newest coaster, Steel Vengeance, in Frontiertown.
When analyzing the park and its guest feedback, in particular of Ohio regional tourists and residents who frequent Cedar Point, one of the biggest 'complaints' of the park was that, unlike Walt Disney World, it did not have a "blessing of size" as Walt Disney once said. The rapid expansion on the small plot of land has made it difficult to expand in recent years. In addition, the Great Wolf Lodge, a nation-wide chain of indoor water park resorts, is popular in the Midwest and Northeast regions, yet the resort is a taxi drive away from Cedar Point, and is geared more towards small children than tweens and teens (the age-range that populate many of the 'height-restricted coaster attractions of Cedar Point). Lastly, Smokey Mountain architecture is popular in Ohio and the Midwest Region, as Asheville, Nashville, and other Southeast mountain destinations are popular vacation and weekend getaways for locals.
Given all these factors, our direction centered around a Smokey Mountain themed water park resort, connected to both Cedar Point's Frontiertown and Lake Country (the new name and theme for Cedar Point's water park) with an emphasis on tween/teen attractions in the indoor water park resort expansion.
Located on a peninsula bordering Lake Eerie in Sandusky, OH, Cedar Point, better known by its nickname as 'The Roller-Coaster Capitol Of The World' is an amusement park that hosts 17 roller-coasters, and at the point of the acquisition in April 2018 by The Walt Disney Company, was opening its newest coaster, Steel Vengeance, in Frontiertown.
When analyzing the park and its guest feedback, in particular of Ohio regional tourists and residents who frequent Cedar Point, one of the biggest 'complaints' of the park was that, unlike Walt Disney World, it did not have a "blessing of size" as Walt Disney once said. The rapid expansion on the small plot of land has made it difficult to expand in recent years. In addition, the Great Wolf Lodge, a nation-wide chain of indoor water park resorts, is popular in the Midwest and Northeast regions, yet the resort is a taxi drive away from Cedar Point, and is geared more towards small children than tweens and teens (the age-range that populate many of the 'height-restricted coaster attractions of Cedar Point). Lastly, Smokey Mountain architecture is popular in Ohio and the Midwest Region, as Asheville, Nashville, and other Southeast mountain destinations are popular vacation and weekend getaways for locals.
Given all these factors, our direction centered around a Smokey Mountain themed water park resort, connected to both Cedar Point's Frontiertown and Lake Country (the new name and theme for Cedar Point's water park) with an emphasis on tween/teen attractions in the indoor water park resort expansion.
Dorney Park Intro/Reasonings
Dorney Park has roots that date back to the late-1800s, beginning as a small picnic and garden area before branching into an amusement park, and slowly throughout the 20th Century, becoming a 200-acre amusement and water park destination. Yet with the transitions to modern day, Dorney Park, in our opinion, has lost its classical 'park' setting in an attempt to try and keep pace with neighboring parks such as Six Flags Great Adventure or Hershey Park, rather than remain true to its rich history and pastime. The charm and quaintness is what serves Disneyland well, and given Dorney's connections to highly populated areas of New York City and Philadelphia via train or bus, the Resort, with the proper guidance and cohesion, could be an extremely popular weekend getaway that takes guests out of the real world and back to simpler times. To turn-of the century Main Streets, Boardwalks, as well as America's pastime of baseball, apple pies, picnics, nature trails, and family-friendly fun.
The goal of the project is to revitalize the old-fashion genre, go 'older' rather than 'newer', more 'quaint' rather than 'larger' and evoke a sense of the 'good ol' days' put on display for generations to come. With such an undertaking, internally - imagineers compared this to the Disney California Adventure upgrade from 2007 - 2012, as it's accomplishing similar objectives - keep what works and place-make other aspects to help blend more cohesively, focusing on giving the park a better entrance, attractions, and overall identity.
Dorney Park has roots that date back to the late-1800s, beginning as a small picnic and garden area before branching into an amusement park, and slowly throughout the 20th Century, becoming a 200-acre amusement and water park destination. Yet with the transitions to modern day, Dorney Park, in our opinion, has lost its classical 'park' setting in an attempt to try and keep pace with neighboring parks such as Six Flags Great Adventure or Hershey Park, rather than remain true to its rich history and pastime. The charm and quaintness is what serves Disneyland well, and given Dorney's connections to highly populated areas of New York City and Philadelphia via train or bus, the Resort, with the proper guidance and cohesion, could be an extremely popular weekend getaway that takes guests out of the real world and back to simpler times. To turn-of the century Main Streets, Boardwalks, as well as America's pastime of baseball, apple pies, picnics, nature trails, and family-friendly fun.
The goal of the project is to revitalize the old-fashion genre, go 'older' rather than 'newer', more 'quaint' rather than 'larger' and evoke a sense of the 'good ol' days' put on display for generations to come. With such an undertaking, internally - imagineers compared this to the Disney California Adventure upgrade from 2007 - 2012, as it's accomplishing similar objectives - keep what works and place-make other aspects to help blend more cohesively, focusing on giving the park a better entrance, attractions, and overall identity.
MonorailRed
Applebees
Bugs Bunny’s Rapids Adventure
Six Flags Great America Intro/Reasonings
With 13 current properties under the Six Flags umbrella, the central theme that runs through most of these parks is a lack of cohesion. While there are 'lands' that designate certain themes, rarely do those themes follow through with the attractions, and one of the most glaring culprits of this is the current-day Six Flags Great America. Despite being founded on baseline Americana themed lands, throughout the years of park expansion and updates, those themes have less meaning than they should, with attractions such as The Dark Knight and Superman: Ultimate Flight being located in Orleans Place, for....reasons? And a newly added Metropolis sub-land with a Justice League attraction, in an opposite section of the park.
Considering the thematic inconsistencies abound, it would take more than $1 Billion to renovate the entire park into a cohesive collection, nevertheless, this initial investment sets the stage for a unique 'Disney Side' to traditional Six Flags properties, particularly with the infusion of the 1-2 punch of DC Comics and Looney Tunes. With DC Comics integrated into the Yukon Territory and Looney TuneTown Fair joining as a sub-land to the County Fair, these properties will tie-in with their respective lands similarly to how Disney Parks are able to host eclectic properties within broad-scoped lands, paving the way for further property cohesion into Americana lands in the future.
With 13 current properties under the Six Flags umbrella, the central theme that runs through most of these parks is a lack of cohesion. While there are 'lands' that designate certain themes, rarely do those themes follow through with the attractions, and one of the most glaring culprits of this is the current-day Six Flags Great America. Despite being founded on baseline Americana themed lands, throughout the years of park expansion and updates, those themes have less meaning than they should, with attractions such as The Dark Knight and Superman: Ultimate Flight being located in Orleans Place, for....reasons? And a newly added Metropolis sub-land with a Justice League attraction, in an opposite section of the park.
Considering the thematic inconsistencies abound, it would take more than $1 Billion to renovate the entire park into a cohesive collection, nevertheless, this initial investment sets the stage for a unique 'Disney Side' to traditional Six Flags properties, particularly with the infusion of the 1-2 punch of DC Comics and Looney Tunes. With DC Comics integrated into the Yukon Territory and Looney TuneTown Fair joining as a sub-land to the County Fair, these properties will tie-in with their respective lands similarly to how Disney Parks are able to host eclectic properties within broad-scoped lands, paving the way for further property cohesion into Americana lands in the future.
Six Flags Over Texas Intro/Reasonings
The name, referring to the six flags that have flown over Texas, symbolizes a strong message of park unity. Despite that strong foundation, expansions and changes over the years have clouded that story and deferred to more traditional amusement park clones and stereotypical Six Flags theme park designs.
These additions hope to reverse that trend, building on the roots and using the core foundations of the park being based around the 'Six Flags' to better resemble those varied cultures and traditions rather than focus on lands that enable generic amusement park storytelling. The new outlook on the park influenced the addition of two attractions to both the Mexico and Spain section, as well as the Texas section of the park, infusing the history and cultural significance of those territories into the lands and branching off to the park as a whole.
The name, referring to the six flags that have flown over Texas, symbolizes a strong message of park unity. Despite that strong foundation, expansions and changes over the years have clouded that story and deferred to more traditional amusement park clones and stereotypical Six Flags theme park designs.
These additions hope to reverse that trend, building on the roots and using the core foundations of the park being based around the 'Six Flags' to better resemble those varied cultures and traditions rather than focus on lands that enable generic amusement park storytelling. The new outlook on the park influenced the addition of two attractions to both the Mexico and Spain section, as well as the Texas section of the park, infusing the history and cultural significance of those territories into the lands and branching off to the park as a whole.
8th attraction queue 'board'
I want to try and make a collage for the 4 parks in the intro...in the style of this image with pictures representing the location of attractions.
I would do a paint.net map of all the parks...but it seems unnecessary to get the point across as to where the additions are located.
I would do a paint.net map of all the parks...but it seems unnecessary to get the point across as to where the additions are located.
Basically what I did here is download the Six Flags app, go to the map sections, crop out the maps, and edit it to look more artistic, and add in the location markers. Will do the same for Dorney and Cedar Point who have their own apps and map styles.I want to try and make a collage for the 4 parks in the intro...in the style of this image with pictures representing the location of attractions.
I would do a paint.net map of all the parks...but it seems unnecessary to get the point across as to where the additions are located.
Some additional cartoon style drawings for Looney Tunes -- Bugs Bunny River Adventure, replacing the Yosemite Sam boats with Bugs Bunny since there is a boat ride with Yosemite Sam in Over Texas already, (not on the level of this Splash Mountain style attraction though) I figured you would not mind the minor switch lol I themed it after Carrots like the Bugs Bunny Road Runner film we are basing the vignette attraction on.
MonorailRed
Applebees
Fine by me!Some additional cartoon style drawings for Looney Tunes -- Bugs Bunny River Adventure, replacing the Yosemite Sam boats with Bugs Bunny since there is a boat ride with Yosemite Sam in Over Texas already, (not on the level of this Splash Mountain style attraction though) I figured you would not mind the minor switch lol I themed it after Carrots like the Bugs Bunny Road Runner film we are basing the vignette attraction on.
MonorailRed
Applebees
Sancho Panza and Don Quioxte Marc Davis style animatronics for the Spanish Rain coaster queue
4 in one map collage
