CookieMouse
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Who is going to work on the map for this land? I can't because my drawing skills suck.
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Team Younger: Season 14, Project One brainstorming thread
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Pi on my Cake
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I'd vote Plane Crazy. One of the first Mickey Mouse cartoons ever made. Of course, the argument could be made that the kid coaster should be themed to a more modern cartoon kids will know
Pi on my Cake
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These are good limits. It will be a big land, but not over bearing. I'm thinking Hollywood Studios? Replace Animation Courtyard and expand out there.
CookieMouse
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I vote for it to be a family inverted coaster called Goofy's Sky School!
Pi on my Cake
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The harnesses for inverted coasters usually require a certain height. If we are going for a kid's coaster, we should probably avoid an inverted coastet
CookieMouse
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No I mean a family inverted coaster! Like flight school at legoland.
Pi on my Cake
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That still had a height requirement of 48 inches which is a little over a foot more than traditional kiddie coasters. BUT it could be a different way to do it and open it up to a wider audience rather than just kids.
So there's pros and cons to consider.
IAmNotAHufflepuff
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That could work... TaleSpin anyone?
That's probably the most fitting spot. I'm not entirely sure where else something like this would fit.
I'm not too sure about Plane Crazy. I did something very similar for the first or second team challenge of Sole Imagineer... If we were to go this route, I'd go with something a little more out there.
I really don't think we need a coaster. The Mansion and developing E-ticket are plenty, plus maybe a flat ride/smaller dark ride or two.
IAmNotAHufflepuff
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I think we should have everything decided by Wendsday night. It's a lot of work we have to do, so we need plenty of time to build it up.
I'd like to finalize our ride choices by Monday, if that works for everyone.
I'd like to finalize our ride choices by Monday, if that works for everyone.
Pi on my Cake
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So, I'm taking Hufflepuff's limits and compiling some ideas I have and have been thrown out so far.
E-Ticket - Symphony Mansion (but with a new title). Mad Doctor, Phantom Blot, Lonesome Ghosts, Dancing Skeletons. All that good stuff.
D/E-Ticket - Dr. Doofensmirtz Cartoon Crossover. Dr. Doof accidentally brings all these different toons together. This could a Tower of Terror ride, a simulator, whatever we want.
Kid Coaster C-Ticket - Goofy Sky School. A kid focused inverted coaster.
4th Side - Tomorrowland Speedway style go karts through Bedrock (or possibly a whole Hanna Barbera theme that blends a few of them).
Full Service Restaurant 1 - Oswald's Lucky Lounge. A classy restaurant themed to an Oswald the Lucky Rabbit hosted night club. Think of it as an animated Great Gatsby restaurant.
Full Service Restaurant 2 - House of Mouse??? We could have a lot of cartoons playing. Maybe a rotating character meal.
Quick Service Restaurant - Bob's Burgers. I don't watch this show, but it is pretty popular. And a fast food type place would work good. And it could be a good representation of more adult focused cartoons. Krusty Krab could work as well.
Outdoor QSR - Jellystone Park Food truck. A Yogi Beat themed outdoor seating area. Food would be picnic like stuff (sandwiches and all)
Store 1 - Mystery Shack. Gift shop themed to Gravity Falls
Store 2-4 - ??????
E-Ticket - Symphony Mansion (but with a new title). Mad Doctor, Phantom Blot, Lonesome Ghosts, Dancing Skeletons. All that good stuff.
D/E-Ticket - Dr. Doofensmirtz Cartoon Crossover. Dr. Doof accidentally brings all these different toons together. This could a Tower of Terror ride, a simulator, whatever we want.
Kid Coaster C-Ticket - Goofy Sky School. A kid focused inverted coaster.
4th Side - Tomorrowland Speedway style go karts through Bedrock (or possibly a whole Hanna Barbera theme that blends a few of them).
Full Service Restaurant 1 - Oswald's Lucky Lounge. A classy restaurant themed to an Oswald the Lucky Rabbit hosted night club. Think of it as an animated Great Gatsby restaurant.
Full Service Restaurant 2 - House of Mouse??? We could have a lot of cartoons playing. Maybe a rotating character meal.
Quick Service Restaurant - Bob's Burgers. I don't watch this show, but it is pretty popular. And a fast food type place would work good. And it could be a good representation of more adult focused cartoons. Krusty Krab could work as well.
Outdoor QSR - Jellystone Park Food truck. A Yogi Beat themed outdoor seating area. Food would be picnic like stuff (sandwiches and all)
Store 1 - Mystery Shack. Gift shop themed to Gravity Falls
Store 2-4 - ??????
IAmNotAHufflepuff
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I really like this!
For the kids coaster, I'm thinking about either TaleSpin, Snoopy's Red Baron, or something related to Rocky and Bullwinkle. All are flight-oriented and could work as a coaster.
I'm not too keen on the go kart idea... It seems like it'll suffer the same problem as the Speedway, low capacity and out of place. I like the idea of maybe having a cartoon comedy club or a Hannah-Barbara 4-D show to balance out the rides and other experiences.
One last thing... I love the House of Mouse! It's muy perfecto!
Pi on my Cake
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That's a good point on the speedway. I was just trying to think of some outside the box B or C ticket rides besides the usual stuff.I really like this!
For the kids coaster, I'm thinking about either TaleSpin, Snoopy's Red Baron, or something related to Rocky and Bullwinkle. All are flight-oriented and could work as a coaster.
I'm not too keen on the go kart idea... It seems like it'll suffer the same problem as the Speedway, low capacity and out of place. I like the idea of maybe having a cartoon comedy club or a Hannah-Barbara 4-D show to balance out the rides and other experiences.
One last thing... I love the House of Mouse! It's muy perfecto!
CookieMouse
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What about an gentle boat ride with small drops instead of the speedway? It could be themed to gravity falls and the gobblewonker! The gift shop could be the ride's exit.
Pi on my Cake
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That could be awesome. I like the idea of a more gentle flume. I would say we shouldn't do that and the Doofensmirtz ride as they would both be modern Disney cartoons. It would be nice to spread it out a bit to other franchises.
IAmNotAHufflepuff
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Maybe have it go through the "backwoods" of Toon Town... You could have everything from Yogi Bear, the wooded town from Flinstones, and maybe drifting through a peculiar location where Mystery Inc. has set up shop...
I'm not sure about the general concept, but we could make it work... I still think a comedy club in the likes of Laugh Floor is the most realistic and creative choice.
CookieMouse
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Instead we could maybe theme the boat ride to ducktales? I've never watched the show this was just something that popped up in my head.
Pi on my Cake
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We could always mix the comedy club with the house of mouse restaurant. House of Mouse is already supposed to be a cartoon comedy club.
IAmNotAHufflepuff
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You mean like having a combination of cartoons playing (like in the show) and the interactive comedy elements?
Pi on my Cake
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Yeah! Thats sorta how the show itself operated. Alternate between premade shorts and "live" performances. A unique dining attraction. Maybe add a seating area in the back for non diners who just want to watch the show.
IAmNotAHufflepuff
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That's a really good idea.
I have to go to dinner in a few minutes.. My last idea is that I'd rather go with a more intense simulator for the Doof ride... It's more suited for the idea I have in mind... I'm still working on it.