The "Ultimate" Castle Park

[Charlie The Chatbox Ghost]

For years now I've been throwing around the idea of what a perfect Castle Park would be. In a world where Disney has a huge plot of land and no environmental issues like swamplands to deal with, what could they do that would make it better than even Walt's Disneyland?

In this thread, I'll be pitching my ideas to you all in hopes of getting feedback and refining the park into one that is better than anything we could ever hope to see in real life. With 145 total attractions, including dark rides, thrill rides, live entertainment, restaurants, shops, walk-through attractions and more, it's quite the large park!

So, to begin...

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[The Ultimate Castle Park]​

Land Overview​

Click the titles of the lands to go directly to their overviews!

Main Street, U.S.A.​

A reimagining of the classic Main Street, this park's incarnation is an early 1930s American city, inspired by Disneyland Paris's planned Main Street. While still small and quaint, you'd see neon signs, hear jazz music, and discover interesting shops along the street, including the Main Street Theatre.

Fantasyland​

At the end of Main Street stands Sleeping Beauty's Castle, a modern interpretation of Paris's castle. Behind the castle awaits fairytales come to life- from a small English village to a lush forest, and even a fantastical circus! Guests can relive their favorite stories and meet their favorite characters here!

Tomorrowland​

To the east lies a land of both the past and the future- Tomorrowland is a retro-futurism/Art Deco styled space port, taking inspiration from Disneyland's 1960s Tomorrowland and turning it into something more timeless- a love letter to humanity's dreams of the future, to the science fiction that has become a dominant staple in pop culture. Here guests can listen to aliens play music, take a rocket through the galaxy, and even have an encounter with Disney's golden children, Star Wars and Marvel.

Adventureland​

This land is home to tropical jungles, animals, and- well, adventure! Making their way through the thick jungle pathways, guests can find the Jungle Navigation Company's outpost, or they can venture further into the jungle to find wild encounters with ancient ruins, volcanoes, and raging waters.

Frontierland​

Unlike parks of the past, this park's Frontierland is a celebration of the land of the frontiers itself rather than just the wild west- but don't worry, there's still plenty of cowboys to meet! Guests can see cascading waterfalls, active geysers, and tall, rocky mountains. As you venture through the land, you go from a wild west styled town to a Mexican village in the southwest.

Dark Fantasyland​

If guests dare to enter the dark woods behind Fantasyland, they can find themselves in a land dark and twisted- Dark Fantasyland. Home to thrills, chills, and villains of all sorts, guests can be delightfully scared or embrace their love of the dark side. Maleficent's Castle looms above the twisted trees, offering a dark contrast to Sleeping Beauty's Castle.

Mickey's ToonTown​

A quiet land tucked away in a corner of the park, Mickey's ToonTown is home to the classic cartoon characters we all know and love. Guests can meet Mickey and his friends at their homes, explore the city of ToonTown, and even get up to adventures with Scrooge McDuck and his great-nephews!

Sleepy Hollow​

The air is always chilly, the leaves always red- it's Autumn year-round in this colonial-era American village. Enjoy sweets like candied apples and pumpkin pie, listen to ghost stories at the town's annual Halloween party, or even dare to explore the abandoned estate lying just at the river's edge. There's even a frog, a bear, a pig, and a whatever that'll tell the story of America's founding!

Bear Country​

Up in the northwest lies a National Park in a redwood forest- Bear Country! Home to friendly bears that sing country songs, guests can enjoy the simple life in this nature-heavy area. Grizzly Mountain stands tall above the forest, and the local Sheriff says he suspects some bears are brewing moonshine up there...

Old Pirate Island​

In place of Tom Sawyer's Island, this park has Old Pirate Island. Accessed through catacombs in Sleepy Hollow or by sailing across the river, guests will find a seemingly abandoned fortress that was once home to pirates. But if one looks in the right place, they may find some pirates who still call the island home.

Discovery Bay
Found between the lush jungles and the spaceport of tomorrow lies Discovery Bay, a modern reinterpretation of the never-realized land for Disneyland fused with the original idea for Dinoland USA. The Society of Explorers and Adventurers have set up a base of operations here and are studying the strange and fantastical creatures who call this land home- dinosaurs, mermaids, and mythical creatures.

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UPDATE 9/7/24: All the in-depth land breakdowns have been typed up! Now we're on to the community refining phase. Let's polish this lump of coal into a diamond!

 

[cdunlap]

This is amazing!

 

[Charlie The Chatbox Ghost]

This is amazing!

Thank you! I’m looking forward to seeing what you think of the lands and any suggestions you have!

 

[Charlie The Chatbox Ghost]

Main Street, U.S.A.​

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As you enter the park, you're greeted with the familiar train station with tunnels underneath leading into Main Street. Passing by posters of attractions you'll soon experience, you emerge into a bustling 1930s American small town, with a trolley car running up and down the street, the smell of popcorn and candy in the air, and businesses with bright signs inviting you to come inside.

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Rides​

• The Main Street Trolley (Amusement Ride)
  • Classic red trolley cars that run from the beginning of Main Street, around the center hub, and back.
• The Main Street Vehicles (Amusement Ride)
  • Vintage cars that guests can ride in, following the trolley path. Only operates a few times a day.
• Walt Disney Railroad - Main Street Station (Amusement Ride)
  • The classic railroad once again has its first station of many here in Main Street. The queue is full of train memorabilia and historical artifacts detailing the history of trains. Like the original Disneyland railroad, there are several indoor vignettes and outdoor scenes themed to the land you're currently heading towards, which will all be detailed in the posts about those lands.
• Main Street Theatre (Varies between Amusement and Thrill based on the show)
  • What appears to be a classic theatre on the outside is home to a simulator attraction, featuring three theaters that house different simulation rides. Rides would change out regularly, typically representing new movies or franchises not represented by permanent attractions in the park.

Attractions & Entertainment​

• City Hall (Walk-Through)
  • Home to Guest Services.
• Walt Disney - An American Icon (Walk-Through)
  • A small museum detailing the life and achievements of Walt Disney and his impact on American pop culture.
• The Dapper Dans (Street Performance)
  • A barbershop quartet that can be found in various locations singing classic harmonies, and sometimes even riding on a four-seat bike!
• Central Gardens (Walk-Through)
  • The heart of the park, home to flowerbeds, fountains, sculptures, and in the center, the iconic Partners Statue. Five paths lead out to different lands of the park.

Dining​

• The Crystal Palace (Full Service)
  • A Victorian-style fine-dining establishment serving breakfast and casual American food.
• Tony's Town Square Restaurant (Full Service)
  • Owned by the chef who gave Lady and the Tramp their iconic romantic dinner, this restaurant serves Italian food.
• Casey's Corner (Quick Service)
  • A baseball-themed restaurant serving hot dogs, French fries, pretzels, Coca-Cola, and more classic baseball favorites.
• Main Street Confectionary (Snacks)
  • An old-fashioned candy shop that makes candy apples, kettle corn, and other sweet treats. The window display features a candy land that guests may find familiar as they adventure deeper into the park...
• Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor (Snacks)
  • An old-fashioned ice cream parlor serving up cones, sundaes, floats, and more!

Shops​

• Main Street Emporium
  • The largest store in the park, home to all the popular merchandise. If you need a souvenir, it's here!
• Flower St. Boutique
  • A small shop tucked away in a side street, home to all sorts of fashionable clothes and accessories like Minnie ears. Outside, floral arrangements (both fresh and fabricated) are sold.
• Harmony Barbershop
  • An old-fashioned barber shop where guests can get their hair cut.

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[cdunlap]

This Main Street is amazing!

 

[Charlie The Chatbox Ghost]

Fantasyland​

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At the end of Main Street, U.S.A. lies that iconic castle that welcomes you into Fantasyland. This Fantasyland is the largest land in the park, being a bit of a fusion between Disneyland's New Fantasyland, Magic Kingdom's New Fantasyland, and Fantasy Springs, with Disneyland Paris's castle placed as the icon of it all. Separated into a few distinct areas, this Fantasyland maximizes nostalgia and new experiences.

The three areas of Fantasyland are the Old Fairytale Village, home to characters like Peter Pan, Merlin, Pinocchio, Mary Poppins, Mr. Toad, and Elsa; the Enchanted Forest, home to Winnie-the-Pooh, Bambi, Rapunzel, Belle, Alice, and Snow White; and the Storybook Circus, home to Dumbo, it's a small world, Casey Jr., and the Storybook Circus Canal Boats. Notably, there's also a land made of Candy complete with a mountain on the edge of the land by Storybook Circus, but there doesn't seem to be an entrance to it... what could it be?

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Rides​

Old Fairytale Village

• Mary Poppin's Carrousel (Flat Ride)
  • A classic Victorian carrousel with animals from Mary Poppins. Mary and Bert can often be found riding the carrousel alongside guests.
• Peter Pan's Flight (Dark Ride)
  • Based on Shanghai's version of the dark ride, with Magic Kingdom's queue, and animatronics instead of animation for Peter fighting Hook.
• Mr. Toad's Wild Ride (Dark Ride)
  • Another Disneyland classic dark ride recreated in this park, featuring two tracks like in Magic Kingdom.
• Anna and Elsa's Frozen Journey (Dark Ride)
  • A classic boat dark ride telling the story of Frozen, similar in scope to Shanghai's Peter Pan.

The Enchanted Forest

• Pooh's Hunny Hunt (Dark Ride)
  • A recreation of the iconic Toyko Disneyland trackless dark ride. The outside of the ride is closer to the Magic Kingdom's Pooh ride, featuring the forest rather than a large book.
• Mad Tea Party (Flat Ride)
  • The classic spinning cups ride, featuring a canopy and central teapot like in Magic Kingdom. The central teapot blows bubbles whenever the Dormouse pops out.
• Seven Dwarfs Mine Train (Thrill Ride)
  • This version includes animated figures of forest animals in the outdoor segments of the rollercoaster, in addition to a longer indoor dark ride segment with practical faces instead of screen faces on the Dwarfs.

Storybook Circus

• Dumbo the Flying Elephant (Flat Ride)
  • The classic spinner ride, taking inspiration from the Magic Kingdom Version, having two sets of spinners and a large circus tent queue.
• Casey Jr. Circus Train (Amusement Ride)
  • The classic Disneyland ride weaves all around the circus and forest areas of Fantasyland and includes a special indoor segment featuring a scene from Dumbo.
• Storybook Circus Canal Boats (Amusement Ride)
  • A family-friendly boat ride through miniature sets from various Disney shorts and films. Those included are Flowers and Trees, Bugs in Love, Santa's Workshop, The Three Little Pigs, Lullaby Land, The Wise Little Hen, The Cookie Carnival and The Hot Choc-late Soldiers, The Old Mill, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Pinocchio, Fantasia, Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, Robin Hood, The Black Cauldron, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Return to Oz, Hercules, The Princess and the Frog, and Tangled.
• it's a small world (Dark Ride)
  • A replication of Disneyland's original version from the 1964 World's Fair, albeit with updated animatronics and effects.
• Walt Disney Railroad - Fantasyland Station (Amusement Ride)
  • The second stop on the railroad, this station is themed to the station that Casey Jr. leaves from in Dumbo. As guests enter Fantasyland, they pass a scene of Alice having a tea party with the Mad Hatter and March Hare. On their way out, they'll see a scene of the Brave Little Tailor vanquishing a giant!

Attractions & Entertainment​

Old Fairytale Village

• Sleeping Beauty's Castle (Walk-Through)
  • A reimagining (rather than a clone) of Disneyland Paris's castle. Inside the castle is a walkthrough telling the story of Sleeping Beauty through dioramas.
• The Sword in the Stone Ceremony (Interactive / Street Performance)
  • The iconic sword. Once a day, Merlin will host a ceremony to find the new king or queen by seeing who can pull the sword from the anvil. During non-ceremony times, guests can still attempt to pull out the sword on their own.
• Princess Fairytale Hall (Meet and Greet)
  • A meet-and-greet space offering a rotating roster of princesses. Smaller than the Magic Kingdom's version, as the park also features walk-around characters like in Disneyland.

Dining​

Old Fairytale Village

• The Friar's Nook (Snacks)
  • Walk-up snack counter offering turkey legs, sandwiches, hand pies, and beverages.
• Pinocchio's Village Haus (Quick Service)
  • A cozy Bavarian restaurant serving Italian food and salads.
• Cinderella's Royal Table (Full Service & Character Dining)
  • A character dining restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Has both kid-friendly favorites mac & cheese and chicken strips, but also finer meals like lamb chops, seafood, steaks, and more. Meals are served in courses with one set price for everything. Characters guests can meet include Disney Princesses and Princes, as well as others like the Fairy Godmother.

The Enchanted Forest

• Snuggly Duckling (Quick Service)
  • Similar to Tokyo DisneySea's version, but a closer recreation of the tavern in the film. Serves burgers, sandwiches, and other popular lunch and dinner items. Also features live music performed by the thugs.
• Be Our Guest (Full Service)
  • Very similar to the Magic Kingdom's, but with a proper castle facade. Serves fine dining French meals.

Storybook Circus

• Timothy's Big Top Bites (Snacks)
  • Walk-up snack counter offering specialty popcorn, hot dogs, corn dogs, French fries, fried dough, and other circus staples.

Shops​

Old Fairytale Village

• Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique
  • The classic boutique where parents can take their children to be dressed up as princesses, princes, or pirates.
• Sir Mickey's
  • Much like the Magic Kingdom's this shop has a giant beanstalk growing in and out of the building as the Giant peeks through the roof. Home to more Disney merchandise, with an emphasis on non-princess characters like Pinocchio, Peter Pan, etc.

The Enchanted Forest

• Tinker Bell's Treasures
  • Themed to Pixie Hollow, this shop is home to various Disney merchandise, with an emphasis on the princesses and pixies.

Storybook Circus

• Big Top Toys
  • Home to merchandise for various Disney characters, with an emphasis on toys and clothes for younger children.

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[MickeyMouse10]

I'd love to see a park this size, it would be amazing and truly a feast for the eyes.

It would probably need to have multiple entrances to accommodate the large population of guests. Because this is like the size of at least 6 parks.

 

[Charlie The Chatbox Ghost]

I'd love to see a park this size, it would be amazing and truly a feast for the eyes.

It would probably need to have multiple entrances to accommodate the large population of guests. Because this is like the size of at least 6 parks.

It's definitely huge, rivaling even the Magic Kingdom! I'm trying to keep it not too much larger than it, with a lot of my lands having an equal or similar amount of rides and restaurants to real-world versions. But with 11 total lands it adds up!

I suppose adding a resort hotel towards the back with a special entrance could be a good idea too!

 

[Charlie The Chatbox Ghost]

Tomorrowland​

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To the east of the central hub lies a space city of the future- Tomorrowland! Inspired by Disneyland's 1960s Tomorrowland, the never-realized Tomorrowland 2025, and the Art Deco style, this land is both familiar and alien all at the same time. During the day, the land is filled with the bright white and blues of the buildings, but at night, colored lights shine everywhere to give the land a multi-color appearance, like Magic Kingdom's Tomorrowland does. This land is definitely for thrill seekers- with two rollercoasters, a motion simulator, and a horrifying encounter with an alien gone wrong, there's plenty for those to get their adrenaline rushes. But there's also attractions for those who prefer to take it slow- the PeopleMover works its way throughout the entire land and even through nearly every major attraction, and there's some dark rides as well. And finally, we can see what that candy shop window display was hinting at...

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Rides​

Progress City

• The PeopleMover (Amusement Ride)
  • The fan-favorite ride is here in all its glory. Going with the covered vehicle style of Disneyland's, the PeopleMover takes guests on a narrated tour of Tomorrowland. Starting from the loading zone in the center of Tomorrowland, guests make their way through all the show buildings to preview the rides and learn the lore of this spaceport.
• Astro Orbiter (Flat Ride)
  • Perched on top of the PeopleMover loading dock, this reimagined version of the Astro Orbiter takes the retro-future style of the original and adds the open-air style of the Jet Packs, allowing guests to feel like they're flying over the land.
• Adventure Thru Inner Space (Dark Ride)
  • The classic dark ride has returned and is updated with modern effects- while still using the classic narration, of course. Found within Tomorrowland's Hall of Science, guests will shrink down to the size of an atom and back.
• Sugar Rush Raceway (Amusement Ride)
  • In the city, guests will find what seems to be an old arcade. Heading inside, guests find that they're being transported into the digital world of Wreck-it-Ralph and taking part in a Sugar Rush Race! Loading indoors, guests are then transported into the game- an outdoor track in a candy land, the one visible from Fantasyland! Four cars at a time race each other (at a family-friendly speed) around the Candy Cane Forest, through Gumball Pass and King Candy's Castle, up Diet Cola Mountain and over the Diet Cola Lava Pit before crossing the finish line!
• New Horizons (Dark Ride)
  • A modern recreation/spiritual successor of Epcot's legendary attraction. Using modern technological advancements, the attraction looks better than ever. Beginning with a look into depictions of the future found in the past, from Jules Verne to Walt's own vision of the future, the ride transitions to the famous City of the Future and the different futuristic locations, before eventually choosing their own ending to the ride. While the plot and scenes are the same, they're reimagined with a mixture of retrofuturism and modern ideas of the future- something that is fresh, but also timeless.
• Avengers: Otherworldly Invasion (Thrill Ride)
  • Since we're not in Florida, Marvel is free game! Entering a Tomorrowland skyscraper, guests find themselves touring the Avengers' Progress City Headquarters. Suddenly, Tony Stark receives a message from Nick Fury: An invader from another world by the name of Galactus has come to Earth, intending to devour the whole planet. Tony asks guests to assist them by taking to the skies in specialty rockets and join him, Captain America, Thor, the Hulk, Black Widow, Spider-Man, and more in the fight against Galactus. Guests board a suspended coaster that can swivel like Cosmic Rewind and head off through the cityscape, flying after the Avengers and helping them save the day.

SpacePort 2055

• Space Mountain (Thrill Ride)
  • The classic rollercoaster is back and better than ever- with a smooth ride experience and full orchestral score playing through your seat, you leave Tomorrowland and head for the stars! During the Halloween Season, the ride gets overlayed with Space Mountain: Ghost Galaxy. Additionally, just on May the 4th, the orchestral score gets swapped for Star Wars music and some of the projections are changed. Nothing that'll overstay it's welcome, though!
• Star Tours (Thrill Ride)
  • The original Star Wars ride finds a home here- because realistically, what Disney Park doesn't have anything Star Wars nowadays? The original film and the New Adventures are cycled throughout the year. Officer Zzzzyxxx from Tokyo makes an appearance here at bag check!

Attractions & Entertainment​

Progress City

• Push the Trashcan (Street Performer)
  • Everyone's favorite trash can is back! Push roams around Tomorrowland a few times a day, in rotation with the...
• Muppets Mobile Lab (Street Performer)
  • Also roaming Tomorrowland, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker will show guests the latest innovations in Muppet Mobile Technology... to Beaker's dismay.

SpacePort 2055

• Plectu's Fantastic Intergalactic Revue (Animatronic Show)
  • A revival of the scrapped Tomorrowland 2055 attraction, guests find themselves in a U.F.O. that has landed in Tomorrowland, home to a travelling band of alien musicians eager to perform! Hosted by P.T. Quantum, this is a rotating theater show, with each scene showcasing different styles of futuristic music and tons of incredibly weird and charming aliens.
• Alien Encounter (Animatronic Show)
  • The original terrifying theater-in-the-round show returns! X-S Tech has invited guests to preview their new teleportation technology, but things go horribly wrong when a blood-thirsty alien gets teleported in by accident.
• Walt Disney Railroad - Tomorrowland Scenes (Amusement Ride)
  • Passing through Tomorrowland without stopping, guests will find a UFO piloted by a little green alien that rises up and down, inspired by Marc Davis's concept art for one. The train passes through Space Mountain, giving riders views of the coaster. Additionally, the train is not visible from Tomorrowland itself, as to preserve theming.

Dining​

Progress City

• Cosmic Ray's Starlight Lounge (Full Service)
  • A reimagining of the Magic Kingdom restaurant as a full-service Sci-Fi jazz lounge. Sonny Eclipse is the house musician, charming guests with his astro-organ. The food is similar to that of Space 220 in Epcot, and additionally, the ceiling of the restaurant is a view of outer space. If you're lucky, you may see a meteor shower! Like in Magic Kingdom, Sonny can be seen from outside.
• Auntie Gravity's Galactic Goodies (Snacks)
  • This tiny snack stand is found in the PeopleMover hub, serving up cosmic cookies and Milky Way ice cream!

SpacePort 2055

• The Space Bar (Quick Service)
  • A small bar connected to Space Mountain, themed as the space equivalent of an airport bar. Serves creative and cosmic cocktails and appetizers.
• Pizza Planet (Quick Service)
  • Tony Solaroni serves up hot and fresh pizzas of all kinds here!

Shops​

Progress City

• Progress City Light & Power Co.
  • Found towards the front of the land, this store is more focused on electronic toys and accessories like Magic Bands. If it runs on power, it's here!

SpacePort 2055

• Star Traders
  • The main merchandise shop found towards the back of Tomorrowland, selling all sorts of sci-fi related merchandise.

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[Charlie The Chatbox Ghost]

Along with Tomorrowland, I've just gone back and updated Main Street and Fantasyland to list attraction types with each attraction! I also forgot the Fantasyland Train Station, so I've added that!

 

[DisneyFan32]

Are you gonna have some Roger Rabbit attractions for Mickey's Toontown like Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin, Baby Herman's Runaway Baby Buggy Ride and Toontown Transit?

 

[Charlie The Chatbox Ghost]

Are you gonna have some Roger Rabbit attractions for Mickey's Toontown like Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin, Baby Herman's Runaway Baby Buggy Ride and Toontown Transit?

That was something I went back and fourth on, as I envisioned ToonTown still serving the “younger kids land” role. My original concept had Roger, but my current concept ended up a bit different!

 

[Chaos Cat]

• The Amazing Spider-Man (Thrill Ride)
  • Since we're not in Florida, Marvel is free game! Entering a Tomorrowland skyscraper, guests find themselves as new hires at The Daily Bugle. They meet Peter Parker, a young journalist looking to get his next scoop. Suddenly, the city is under attack by the Sinister Six, and only Spider-Man can stop them! Peter has mysteriously disappeared, so it's up to guests to get the scoop! Guests board a suspended coaster that can swivel like Cosmic Rewind and head off through the cityscape, swinging after Spider-Man as he stops the bad guys and saves the day.

Hmm... I've been enjoying this so far, but this is the first thing I realy object to. I'm not nessarily against Marvel being in Tomorrowland, but it only really works with cosmic characters like the Guardians or more tech-based ones like Iron Man. And Spider-Man, especially as shown here, does not fit either of those catagories.

Don't get me wrong, the ride itself is sound really good. I just don't think it fit Tomorrowland.

 

[Charlie The Chatbox Ghost]

Hmm... I've been enjoying this so far, but this is the first thing I realy object to. I'm not nessarily against Marvel being in Tomorrowland, but it only really works with cosmic characters like the Guardians or more tech-based ones like Iron Man. And Spider-Man, especially as shown here, does not fit either of those catagories.

Don't get me wrong, the ride itself is sound really good. I just don't think it fit Tomorrowland.

That’s fair! In my mind I considered it Sci-Fi enough to fit but I totally see it not fitting. I imagined an area of Tomorrowland that’s super “art deco retro city” for it to go. I suppose I could rework the plot to be more Sci-Fi? Maybe Spidey fights Galactus or another cosmic bad guy? Could go for “Alien Invasion” vibes

 

[Charlie The Chatbox Ghost]

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Fantasyland​

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At the end of Main Street, U.S.A. lies that iconic castle that welcomes you into Fantasyland. This Fantasyland is the largest land in the park, being a bit of a fusion between Disneyland's New Fantasyland, Magic Kingdom's New Fantasyland, and Fantasy Springs, with Disneyland Paris's castle placed as the icon of it all. Separated into a few distinct areas, this Fantasyland maximizes nostalgia and new experiences.

The three areas of Fantasyland are the Old Fairytale Village, home to characters like Peter Pan, Merlin, Pinocchio, Mary Poppins, Mr. Toad, and Elsa; the Enchanted Forest, home to Winnie-the-Pooh, Bambi, Rapunzel, Belle, Alice, and Snow White; and the Storybook Circus, home to Dumbo, it's a small world, Casey Jr., and the Storybook Circus Canal Boats. Notably, there's also a land made of Candy complete with a mountain on the edge of the land by Storybook Circus, but there doesn't seem to be an entrance to it... what could it be?

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Rides​

Old Fairytale Village

• Mary Poppin's Carrousel (Flat Ride)
  • A classic Victorian carrousel with animals from Mary Poppins. Mary and Bert can often be found riding the carrousel alongside guests.
• Peter Pan's Flight (Dark Ride)
  • Based on Shanghai's version of the dark ride, with Magic Kingdom's queue, and animatronics instead of animation for Peter fighting Hook.
• Mr. Toad's Wild Ride (Dark Ride)
  • Another Disneyland classic dark ride recreated in this park, featuring two tracks like in Magic Kingdom.
• Anna and Elsa's Frozen Journey (Dark Ride)
  • A classic boat dark ride telling the story of Frozen, similar in scope to Shanghai's Peter Pan.

The Enchanted Forest

• Pooh's Hunny Hunt (Dark Ride)
  • A recreation of the iconic Toyko Disneyland trackless dark ride. The outside of the ride is closer to the Magic Kingdom's Pooh ride, featuring the forest rather than a large book.
• Mad Tea Party (Flat Ride)
  • The classic spinning cups ride, featuring a canopy and central teapot like in Magic Kingdom. The central teapot blows bubbles whenever the Dormouse pops out.
• Seven Dwarfs Mine Train (Thrill Ride)
  • This version includes animated figures of forest animals in the outdoor segments of the rollercoaster, in addition to a longer indoor dark ride segment with practical faces instead of screen faces on the Dwarfs.

Storybook Circus

• Dumbo the Flying Elephant (Flat Ride)
  • The classic spinner ride, taking inspiration from the Magic Kingdom Version.
• Casey Jr. Circus Train (Amusement Ride)
  • The classic Disneyland ride weaves all around the circus and forest areas of Fantasyland and includes a special indoor segment featuring a scene from Dumbo.
• Storybook Circus Canal Boats (Amusement Ride)
  • A family-friendly boat ride through miniature sets from various Disney shorts and films. Those included are Flowers and Trees, Bugs in Love, Santa's Workshop, The Three Little Pigs, Lullaby Land, The Wise Little Hen, The Cookie Carnival and The Hot Choc-late Soldiers, The Old Mill, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Pinocchio, Fantasia, Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, Robin Hood, The Black Cauldron, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Return to Oz, Hercules, The Princess and the Frog, and Tangled.
• it's a small world (Dark Ride)
  • A replication of Disneyland's original version from the 1964 World's Fair, albeit with updated animatronics and effects.
• Walt Disney Railroad - Fantasyland Station (Amusement Ride)
  • The second stop on the railroad, this station is themed to the station that Casey Jr. leaves from in Dumbo. As guests enter Fantasyland, they pass a scene of Alice having a tea party with the Mad Hatter and March Hare. On their way out, they'll see a scene of the Brave Little Tailor vanquishing a giant!

Attractions & Entertainment​

Old Fairytale Village

• Sleeping Beauty's Castle (Walk-Through)
  • A reimagining (rather than a clone) of Disneyland Paris's castle. Inside the castle is a walkthrough telling the story of Sleeping Beauty through dioramas.
• The Sword in the Stone Ceremony (Street Performance)
  • The iconic sword. Once a day, Merlin will host a ceremony to find the new king or queen by seeing who can pull the sword from the anvil.
• Princess Fairytale Hall (Meet and Greet)
  • A meet-and-greet space offering a rotating roster of princesses. Smaller than the Magic Kingdom's version, as the park also features walk-around characters like in Disneyland.

Dining​

Old Fairytale Village

• The Friar's Nook (Snacks)
  • Walk-up snack counter offering turkey legs, sandwiches, hand pies, and beverages.
• Pinocchio's Village Haus (Quick Service)
  • A cozy Bavarian restaurant serving Italian food and salads.
• Cinderella's Royal Table (Full Service)
  • A character dining restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Has both kid-friendly favorites mac & cheese and chicken strips, but also finer meals like lamb chops, seafood, steaks, and more. Meals are served in courses with one set price for everything. Characters guests can meet include Disney Princesses and Princes, as well as others like the Fairy Godmother.

The Enchanted Forest

• Snuggly Duckling (Quick Service)
  • Similar to Tokyo DisneySea's version, but a closer recreation of the tavern in the film. Serves burgers, sandwiches, and other popular lunch and dinner items. Also features live music performed by the thugs.
• Be Our Guest (Full Service)
  • Very similar to the Magic Kingdom's, but with a proper castle facade. Serves fine dining French meals.

Storybook Circus

• Timothy's Snack Shack (Snacks)
  • Walk-up snack counter offering specialty popcorn, hot dogs, corn dogs, French fries, fried dough, and other circus staples.

Shops​

Old Fairytale Village

• Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique
  • The classic boutique where parents can take their children to be dressed up as princesses, princes, or pirates.
• Sir Mickey's
  • Much like the Magic Kingdom's this shop has a giant beanstalk growing in and out of the building as the Giant peeks through the roof. Home to more Disney merchandise, with an emphasis on non-princess characters like Pinocchio, Peter Pan, etc.

The Enchanted Forest

• Tinker Bell's Treasures
  • Themed to Pixie Hollow, this shop is home to various Disney merchandise, with an emphasis on the princesses and pixies.

Storybook Circus

• Big Top Toys
  • Home to merchandise for various Disney characters, with an emphasis on toys and clothes for younger children.

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Making a note here for later: I’ve realized that my park is severely lacking in stage shows. At this moment in time I think there’s only two, so I’m going to modify some for future lands and potentially add a Fantasyland Theatre with the room made by moving one shows location to a better-fitting location…

 

[Lord Fozzinator]

Hmm... I've been enjoying this so far, but this is the first thing I realy object to. I'm not nessarily against Marvel being in Tomorrowland, but it only really works with cosmic characters like the Guardians or more tech-based ones like Iron Man. And Spider-Man, especially as shown here, does not fit either of those catagories.

Don't get me wrong, the ride itself is sound really good. I just don't think it fit Tomorrowland.

I have to agree, Tomorrowland in this version kinda has a bunch of attractions that don’t really have any thing to do with well ‘tomorrow’. Monsters and spider man are examples of putting IP in lands that don’t belong. No offense but those are just really odd picks for attractions.
You do get some points for putting Adventure Thru Inner Space tho.

 

[Lord Fozzinator]

But overall, I like where this is going. It would be kinda cool that each land has their own unique hotel such as a western themed hotel for Frontierland or a jungle temple for Adventureland.

 

[Charlie The Chatbox Ghost]

Adventureland​

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Heading southeast from the central hub, guests venture into a thickly settled jungle before emerging upon a small village and expedition outpost built by the Jungle Navigation Company. Here guests can find a retreat from the wild jungle and enjoy refreshments and shopping before heading back into the jungle to explore. Will you find the magical singing birds, take a guided ride down the rivers, or dare to explore the grand volcano looming in the distance? Whatever adventure you choose, it’ll be wild!

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Rides​

Jungle Navigation Company Outpost

• The Jungle Cruise (Amusement Ride)
  • Found in the heart of Adventureland, guests can take a scenic and comedic (though some might disagree) cruise down the rivers, encountering all sorts of animals and possibly exploring an ancient temple. The boats actually pass through a portion of the Indiana Jones temple!
• Walt Disney Railroad - Adventureland Station (Amusement Ride)
  • The last stop on the railroad before returning to Main Street. When entering Adventureland, the train passes behind the Jungle Cruise, and several animal scenes inspired by Marc Davis concept art can be seen. On the way out of Adventureland, guests can get special views of the temple from Indiana Jones as they enter into Fire Mountain and pass through it.

Mystical Grove

• Moana's Journey (Dark Ride)
  • A classic style dark ride using a smaller-scale version of the Shanghai Pirates ride system. Guests follow a retelling of the film.

The Untamed Jungle

• Fire Mountain (Thrill Ride)
  • The next mountain in the park's mountain range, this volcano looms over the skyline of Adventureland, visible from nearly every corner. This suspended rollercoaster takes guests around and through an active volcano, narrowly avoiding eruptions! The volcano itself "erupts" on the hour, emitting smoke and water.
• Indiana Jones and the Lost City (Dark Ride)
  • Indie is back on another expedition, this time exploring ancient ruins in search for a long-lost civilization. What he doesn't know is that he'll be coming face-to-face with a Quetzalcoatl, a giant feathered snake.

Attractions & Entertainment​

Jungle Navigation Company Outpost

• Stitch's Lūʻau (Stage Show)
  • A new family-centered show where Lilo and Stitch host a series of authentic Hawaiian dances and performances.
• Aladdin's Other Lamp (Interactive)
  • Found in a quiet end of the Adventureland Bazaar, this interactive lamp will predict guest's futures if they give it a rub. The genie in the lamp will make references to other attractions in Adventureland.

Mystical Grove

• The Enchanted Tiki Room (Animatronic Show)
  • The full original show, just as Walt intended- minus the dinner. Audio Animatronics have been modernized to hybrid electric/hydraulic, similar to the Country Bear Musical Jamboree, allowing for faster and more fluid movement while avoiding the constant technical difficulties found in purely electric AAs. Uh-Oa is also here, joining in for the Hawaiian War Chant.
• The Adventureland Treehouse (Walk-Through)
  • The Disneyland Treehouse, found here on a small island that is on water connected to the Jungle Cruise (but is separate from the Outpost). Here lives a family that chose to rough it in the wild instead of staying at the Outpost.

The Untamed Jungle

• Festival of the Lion King (Stage Show)
  • The full show from Animal Kingdom, here in its own theater. It's already perfect, not much to change!
• King Louie's Jungle Gym (Play Area)
  • Adjacent to the Indiana Jones ride, this small play area is themed to King Louie's home from The Jungle Book. Includes a slide shaped like Kaa.

Dining​

Jungle Navigation Company Outpost

• Skipper's Canteen (Full Service)
  • Jungle Cruise-themed restaurant serving African, Asian, and Latin foods.
• Bengal Barbecue (Quick Service)
  • Found in the Adventureland Bazaar, this stand serves grilled meat and vegetable skewers, along with tiger tail desserts.

Tropical Hideaway

• Trader Sam's Tropical Hideaway (Full Service)
  • An upscaled and larger version of Trader Sam's Grog Grotto fused with the Tropical Hideaway. Inside, guests can witness various room-changing effects tied to cocktail orders, while outside offers a quieter, calmer dining experience overlooking the Jungle Cruise rivers. Rosita is here as always!
• Sunshine Tree Terrace (Snacks)
  • Found by the Tiki Room, this stand is home to the world-famous Dole Whip and related desserts! The Orange Bird can be found here as well.

Shops​

Jungle Navigation Company Outpost

• Adventureland Bazaar
  • An open-air street with stands selling merchandise related to Adventureland- Aladdin, Indiana Jones, Lilo & Stitch, Lion King, etc.
• Jungle Navigation Company Supply
  • A store focused on Jungle Cruise, Tiki Room, and other Adventureland originals.

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[Charlie The Chatbox Ghost]

I have to agree, Tomorrowland in this version kinda has a bunch of attractions that don’t really have any thing to do with well ‘tomorrow’. Monsters and spider man are examples of putting IP in lands that don’t belong. No offense but those are just really odd picks for attractions.
You do get some points for putting Adventure Thru Inner Space tho.

You raise a good point- I think I’ve been treating it too much in the way Disney has- anything vaguely sci fi or scientific. Perhaps I could swap Monsters for Horizons, and Spider-Man with Iron Man? Or maybe even The Rocketeer? I was originally going to have a South Seas Club but it’s not very sci-fi itself

 

[Charlie The Chatbox Ghost]

But overall, I like where this is going. It would be kinda cool that each land has their own unique hotel such as a western themed hotel for Frontierland or a jungle temple for Adventureland.

I like this idea! If the park is huge then a few hotels would make sense, turn it into an all-in-one resort. An Art Deco Contemporary near Tomorrowland would be cool! I could also see a Wilderness Lodge type hotel for Bear Country, or a Haunted Mansion themed hotel for Sleepy Hollow (although with the Mansion sitting along the Rivers of America I don’t think it’d make canonical or logistical sense)?