The list of never built Disney Attractions, parks, resorts, etc

[loaloa]

You all know the great Wikipedia web site, right? Well, last week i had a big surprise when i found this "List of never built Disney attractions" page ! I don't know who had the good idea to do this list, but it's pretty well done, and there is even some projects i've never heard before!

You can find it at the link below, and i added some attractions that were not listed. And, when available, i added many concept-arts of these never built projects.

The list is divided in different sections - Theme Parks, Properties, Resorts, Theme park lands, Attractions, Restaurants and Attraction additions. Inside these sections, there is sub-sections for each park.

http://disneyandmore.blogspot.com/2008/05/wikipedia-list-of-never-built-disney.html

 

[darthjohnny]

Thanks for the info. :wave:

Some of the things I've never heard of like a 20's and 30's version of Main Street at Disnelyand Paris.

That Sci-Fi City for Tokyo Disneyland looked great! All of the attractions planned (the "Rocket Bikes" , "Sci-Fi Zoo", "Lunar Rovers" " , "Flying Saucers" , an updated version of Rocket Jets and Hyper Space Mountain) all sound exciting.

Rock 'N' Rollercoaster : Starring No Doubt was interesting to read about. If true, I think Aerosmith is a better fit though.

 

[ChrisFL]

I'm going to be spending a lot of time there

 

[unkadug]

Wow, someone read ALOT of www.JimHilMedia.com :lol:l

Every link on that page links back to Jim Hill.

 

[loaloa]

Wow, someone read ALOT of www.JimHilMedia.com :lol:l

Every link on that page links back to Jim Hill.

Well, not ALL links, but quite a lot, i agree. The reason why is because i "borrowed" some of the concept-arts from some of his articles, who talk quite well also about some of the attractions. So i thought it was fair to create a link with the articles from which were coming the pictures.

I want to add that i don't agree always with Jim, but when he talk about this kind of thing ( i.e attractions that never was ) he is quite good.

 

[unkadug]

Well, not ALL links, but quite a lot, i agree. The reason why is because i "borrowed" some of the concept-arts from some of his articles, who talk quite well also about some of the attractions. So i thought it was fair to create a link with the articles from which were coming the pictures.

I want to add that i don't agree always with Jim, but when he talk about this kind of thing ( i.e attractions that never was ) he is quite good.

Oh, I agree. History is his forte. If only he would stick to what he does best.

 

[PirateTreasure2]

UFO Encounter : One of the most secret WDI project for Tokyo Disneyland where guests become prisoners of an alien - a big audio-animatronic - inside his space ship, a kind of huge flying saucer.

Sounds like a kid frendly Alien Encounter (But not with Stitch!!).

Tokyo Disneyland

Sci-Fi City : A whole new Tomorrowland designed by Eddie Sotto, DLP Main Street's show producer. It would have include "Cosmic Way" , the "Main Street" of science fiction with a theming inspired by the Jetsons, Buck Rogers and Rocketeer. And brand new attractions like the "Rocket Bikes" , "Sci-Fi Zoo" an extra terrestrial zoo, "Lunar Rovers" an Autopia version "on the moon" , "Flying Saucers" , an updated version of Rocket Jets and Hyper Space Mountain, an enhanced version of Space Mountain. Probably the best Tomorrowland theming ever done, and unfortunately never built at TDL for various reasons.

That'd be just plain Awesome!!

 

[ChrisFL]

That WestCOT picture with SSE in the middle of the lagoon looks awesome! It would make Illuminations a bit different though