The Magic Kingdom of My Imagination!

Wishmaker

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I started a similar thread earlier, but this is a more formal redo. This is basically my idea for a new Disneyland. We can call it the Magic Kingdom of my imagination. Enjoy!

DISNEYLAND

Like all magic kingdoms of the world, my Disneyland would be a place where dreams come true and the imagination can roam free. Unlike its counterparts, however, this newly imagined theme park will broaden the scope of any other endeavor. This step forward towards bigger and better things is in keeping with the Disney spirit, but this park will also have eye always turned to the past. Horse-drawn trolleys and barbershop quartets can still be found on Main Street, pirates will still plunder and pillage, and a majestic Disney castle will still tower above all the land. Here, a “Disney regular” will find a new challenge in navigating and conquering this expansive park while still enjoying the things that have drawn them there in the first place. New guests will be introduced to a whole new world of excitement.
OVERVIEW

The park will take the shape of the traditional Disneyland format, however one big change will be added. Though Main Street, U.S.A. will serve as the main entrance, each of the four lands (Adventureland, Frontierland, Fantasyland and Tomorrowland) will have a gate all to their own with each of them also being split up into sub-lands (i.e. one of Fantasyland’s sub-lands will be Wonderland). Circling the park will be a monorail system that makes stops at five “Mega-Resorts” with themes similar to the five fantasy worlds in the park (those will be revealed later).​
Main Street, U.S.A.
As is the case with many a Main Street, not much will have changed here. For many Disneyland fans, this will be home base and not too many alterations will be made. To accommodate more guests, Town Square will be a larger area (similar to a city park), but Main Street still leads one straight to the castle, Beast’s Castle in this case, and the shops we all love will still line the bustling streets.
Adventureland
If any land lives up to its name it is Adventureland. Only here can one journey to the city of Agrabah, savor the sights and sounds of the South Seas, and venture into a jungle that only once existed in every child’s imagination. Pirates have also taken up permanent residence here including favorites like Captain Hook and Jack Sparrow.
Frontierland
The Rivers of America is still the center of this land (the largest in the park). Surrounding it will be many new lands to explore including Critter Country, Dry Gulch, Blue Bayou, Liberty Square, Jamestown and directly in the center of the river lies Tom Sawyer Island and Grizzly Peak.
Fantasyland
Beast’s Castle serves as the gateway to this most magical realm. Surrounding it will be gardens and courtyards where Disney characters mingle and mix. Venture past the castle walls and one finds themselves immersed into their favorite Disney classics. Sub-lands include villages themed to Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella and Pinocchio. The three good fairies from Sleeping Beauty also have their cottage here while Prince Eric’s Castle and The Hundred Acre Wood can be found at the back entrance to this land. Dumbo’s Circus still can be found and one can also take a Jolly Holiday with Mary Poppins, explore the vast diamond mine of the Seven Dwarfs, visit Cruella De Vil’s scary manor house and even take a journey to Wonderland.
Tomorrowland
Visions of the future past and present await here. The City of Tomorrow is a bustling metropolis welcoming guests into the land. Space Mountain serves as the centerpiece of this land and just beyond its spires lies an explorer’s dream… Mysterious Island.
A more detailed description of each land will follow featuring attraction, entertainment and shopping details… hope you guys post. I’ll read any suggestion or criticism. And I’ll answer any question.
 

Wishmaker

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Fantasyland Attractions Overview

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

The Seven Jeweled Hills: Walk-through themed to Disney's 1937 classic film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Houses an E-Ticket attraction, a character meet and greet location, and a gift shop.

Dopey's Diamond Mine Adventure: Rollercoaster with a runaway mine car theme starring the Seven Dwarfs and the Evil Queen from Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

Seven Dwarf Caverns: Character greeting location and gift shop. Meet Doc, Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy, Sneezy, and Dopey from Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

Snow White's Wishing Well: Character greeting location. Meet Snow White.

Pinocchio

Pinocchio's Village: Collection of shops and restaurants. Holds several shops and two table-service eateries.

Monstro!: Hybrid roller-coaster/dark ride/outdoor boat ride themed to the climax of Walt Disney's Pinocchio.

Dumbo

Dumbo's Circus: Houses two large tents with two outdoor hub and spoke rides outside. Themed to Walt Disney's Dumbo.

Dumbo: The Flying Elephant: Hub and spoke ride. Riders sit inside life-size replicas of Dumbo.

Cinderella

Lady Tremaine's Chateau: Recreation of Cinderella's home from the 1950 Disney classic. Holds a table-service restaurant, gift shop and an outdoor ampitheater lies just outside.

Bibbidi, Bobbidi, Boo!: Outdoor nighttime show starring Fairy Godmother and Cinderella.

Alice in Wonderland

Wonderland: Sub-land featuring full scale settings from the classic Disney film.

Escape from Wonderland: Elaborate dark ride inspired by Disney's Alice in Wonderland

Mad Tea Party: Canopy-covered spinning teacups.

Sleeping Beauty

The Woodcutter's Cottage: Recreation of the home of the three good fairies from Disney's Sleeping Beauty.

Princess Aurora's Birthday Celebration: Show starring Flora, Fauna & Merriweather from Walt Disney's Sleeping Beauty. Princess Aurora as Briar Rose also makes surprise appearances.

One Hundred and One Dalmatians

Hell Hall: Recreation of Cruella de Vil's dilapidated manor house. Holds an E-Ticket attraction and a gift shop.

Cruella's Revenge: Roller coaster inspired by Walt Disney's One Hundred and One Dalmatians.

The Sword in the Stone

The Sword in the Stone Ceremony/Wizard's Duel: Daily show starring Merlin and Madam Mim from Walt Disney's The Sword in the Stone.

Mary Poppins

Mary Poppins's Jolly Holiday Carousel: Elaborate carousel inspired by Walt Disney's Mary Poppins.

The Little Mermaid

Prince Eric's Castle: Full-recreation of Prince Eric's castle from Disney's The Little Mermaid. Holds an E-Ticket attraction and a gift shop.

Under the Sea: Elaborate dark ride inspired by Disney's The Little Mermaid.

Beauty and the Beast
Beast's Castle: Full scale recreation of the Beast's Castle from Disney's Beauty and the Beast. Holds an extensive walk-through experience, a full-service restaurant, a Broadway stage show, gift shops, and a deluxe resort hotel. Courtyards outside the castle provide entertainment and character meet and greet locations.

Belle's Village: Shops and a counter-service restaurant themed to Disney's Beauty and the Beast.​

Beauty and the Beast: Broadway inspired show.


Overviews of Tomorrowland, Frontierland, Adventureland and Main Street, U.S.A. are still to come as well as individual descriptions of each attraction.:king:
 

mickeyfan5534

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This is a really nice format for you're park. Plus the attractions are good. Just no
Under New Management for your Tiki Room, Stitch, maybe, but no Zazu and Iago
 

Wishmaker

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Fantasyland Attractions Overview (cont.)

The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
The Hundred Acre Wood: Extensive walk-through themed to Disney's The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. Holds a dark ride, gift shop and several character experiences.

The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh: Classic dark-ride.
Miscellaneous
London Square: Sub-land themed to various Disney films set in London. Holds two dark rides, a stage show and several shops and restaurants. Possibly switched with Pinocchio's Village as the gate into Fantasyland.

Peter Pan's Flight: Dark-ride themed to Walt Disney's. Found in London Square.

Portobello Road: Street-fair inspired by Disney's Bedknobs and Broomsticks. Found in London Square

Chim Chim Cheree Musical Extravaganza: Nightly stage show inspired by Walt Disney's Mary Poppins. Found in London Square.

The Great Mouse Detective Adventure: 3-D dark ride featuring characters from Disney's The Great Mouse Detective. Found in London Square.




 

Wishmaker

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It will be more adjacent to it. It's inspired by the scene when they jump into the chalk painting. My idea for the ride is that it will begin as a carousel (in a Victorian countryside setting hence why I didn't place it in London Square) and then it goes off the tracks and takes guests on a backstage tour of Fantasyland.
 

Wishmaker

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I just realized I left out It's A Small World from my Fantasyland attractions. It will indeed be there and it will take on a similar design to the original Fantasyland attraction in Disneyland including the outside facade.
 

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