Oriolesmagic
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I look forwed to the next one, I'm guessing you'll do each country separately?
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I look forwed to the next one, I'm guessing you'll do each country separately?
JEANYLASER
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looking awesome too!
Oriolesmagic
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I would give you Positive Rep but they don't do that here...(I need to talk to them about that! That's one of the best things on other webites(Orioles hangout etc))
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Thanks Orioles and Jeany! (I'm not doing each country seperatly, they'll all be in the following post. Also, I know how one could argue that the American Waterfront could and should be a country in World Showcase, but I felt like the land was too big to be just a sub-land.)
World Showcase-
Stepping off the pier landing, you pass under a bridge and into World Showcase. World Showcase is a land that brings countries miles away from each other within a few feet away. The area is split up into five different sub-lands.
Italy- After passing under the Italian stone arches, you find yourself in a circular courtyard, adorned with lavish detail and statues. This pavilion is relatively smaller than the others. There are no actual attractions in this land. Here, you'll find the Enoteca Castello and the La Bottega Italiana gift stores. You might want to stop by L'orignale Alfredo di Roma Ristorante for some great Italian food.
United Kingdom- In the UK, you'll find a beautiful London square in the rural countryside-via a bustling urban English street, framed by buildings. After entering, you'll find The Crown & Crest and the Tea Caddy shops to your right and left. At the back of the square, The Rose & Crown Pub dining restaraunt is located. To the left of the restaraunt, you'll find Mary Poppin's Jolly Holiday, a dark ride based on the Disney classic. To the right of the restaraunt, you'll find the classic Disney attraction, Mr. Toad's Wild Ride. The attraction, which originated in the Magic Kingdom, has been enhanced and modified. Big Ben, the clock tower, is seen nehind the buildings (using forced-perspective, making it seem larger than it is).
Mexico- A tangle of tropical vehetation surrounds the great pyramid, which encloses the pavilion. Inside of the pavilion, you'll find a re-creation of a quaint plaza at dusk (the ceiling is a scrim, with colors projected on it, making it look like the sky.) In the Plaza de Los Amigos, you'll find a variety of Mexican artworks and stands selling handicratfs. The Mariachi Cobre band plays daily in the indoor plaza. At the back of the plaza, you'll find El Rio del Tiempo: The River of Time. This ride takes guests on a slow moving boat ride through the counrty.
Switzerland- You'll find yourself in a lovely Swiss village. Icicles hang down from the roofs of the houses. Mounds of faux snow are placed against the side of the buildings. Here, you'll find the Toy Soldier and the Switzerland Shoppe gift stores. At the back of the pavilion, you'll find The Matterhorn, a rollercoaster through an icy mountain, as a rapid Abominable Snowman is chasing after you!
Canada- This area is complete with it's own mountain, waterfall, rushing stream, mine, and beuatiful gardens of flowers. The Hotel du Canada rises above the land. Inside, you'll find Le Cellier, a great dining experience. At a stand outside, you'll find the Northwest Mercantile. Wrapping around the rocky exterior, you'll find O, Canada! a Circle-Vision 360 motion picture. Next to the ride, you'll find Rine River Rapids, a rushing rapids water ride down the rocky Canadian mountains.
You exit the courtyard and arrive at Volcanic Valley.
World Showcase-
Stepping off the pier landing, you pass under a bridge and into World Showcase. World Showcase is a land that brings countries miles away from each other within a few feet away. The area is split up into five different sub-lands.
Italy- After passing under the Italian stone arches, you find yourself in a circular courtyard, adorned with lavish detail and statues. This pavilion is relatively smaller than the others. There are no actual attractions in this land. Here, you'll find the Enoteca Castello and the La Bottega Italiana gift stores. You might want to stop by L'orignale Alfredo di Roma Ristorante for some great Italian food.
United Kingdom- In the UK, you'll find a beautiful London square in the rural countryside-via a bustling urban English street, framed by buildings. After entering, you'll find The Crown & Crest and the Tea Caddy shops to your right and left. At the back of the square, The Rose & Crown Pub dining restaraunt is located. To the left of the restaraunt, you'll find Mary Poppin's Jolly Holiday, a dark ride based on the Disney classic. To the right of the restaraunt, you'll find the classic Disney attraction, Mr. Toad's Wild Ride. The attraction, which originated in the Magic Kingdom, has been enhanced and modified. Big Ben, the clock tower, is seen nehind the buildings (using forced-perspective, making it seem larger than it is).
Mexico- A tangle of tropical vehetation surrounds the great pyramid, which encloses the pavilion. Inside of the pavilion, you'll find a re-creation of a quaint plaza at dusk (the ceiling is a scrim, with colors projected on it, making it look like the sky.) In the Plaza de Los Amigos, you'll find a variety of Mexican artworks and stands selling handicratfs. The Mariachi Cobre band plays daily in the indoor plaza. At the back of the plaza, you'll find El Rio del Tiempo: The River of Time. This ride takes guests on a slow moving boat ride through the counrty.
Switzerland- You'll find yourself in a lovely Swiss village. Icicles hang down from the roofs of the houses. Mounds of faux snow are placed against the side of the buildings. Here, you'll find the Toy Soldier and the Switzerland Shoppe gift stores. At the back of the pavilion, you'll find The Matterhorn, a rollercoaster through an icy mountain, as a rapid Abominable Snowman is chasing after you!
Canada- This area is complete with it's own mountain, waterfall, rushing stream, mine, and beuatiful gardens of flowers. The Hotel du Canada rises above the land. Inside, you'll find Le Cellier, a great dining experience. At a stand outside, you'll find the Northwest Mercantile. Wrapping around the rocky exterior, you'll find O, Canada! a Circle-Vision 360 motion picture. Next to the ride, you'll find Rine River Rapids, a rushing rapids water ride down the rocky Canadian mountains.
You exit the courtyard and arrive at Volcanic Valley.
Oriolesmagic
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Incredible!!!! Although I'm surprised there aren't any chocolate shoppes in Switzerland.
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Just because I didn't say the shops had chocolate, doesn't mean they're not selling it.
Or did you mean a shop solely based on seeling chocolate.
Oriolesmagic
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Just because I didn't say the shops had chocolate, doesn't mean they're not selling it.
Yeah, sorry I meant just Chocolate.
Oriolesmagic
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One thing, don't take this the wrong way because I'm not saying you're stupid (if so I'd be a straight D student). But the Port of Entry thing is Universal's. (IOA)
JEANYLASER
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looks very interesting my friends!
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It is!? Lol. I hadn't known that. I've been to IOA like once seven years ago. Universal parks aren't my favorite. Not compared to Disney, anyway. Is it the entrance to the IOA? I was actually just skimming the WDW Planning Guide books for good shop names and the "Port of Entry" just happened to be one. The Disney Traders and Gateway Gifts are also shops. I think the actual shops are all located somewhere in World Showcase at Epcot.
Nah, no offense was taken.
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Volcano Valley
Volcano Valley-
You enter into a dark fissure, surrounded by tall volcanic mountains. Each mountain has the ability to erupt randomly, as bursts of fire shoot out from the top. Sometimes, water geysers, lit with an orange light, will shoot up, making it seem like lava is overflowing. The area smells of dusty brimstone. All of the rides, shops, and restaraunts are cleverly sheltered inside each of the volcanos,
To your immediate right, you'll find Fire Mountain (following idea courtesy of Oriolesmagic). The ride takes guests on a tour of a supposed dormant volcano. You will be touring a volcano when it suddenly begins to rumble. Fire and lava begins to rise from the bottom of the volcano. You start a face-paced race through the volcano and plummet down into complete darkness! You'd encounter everything from going over seas of "lava" to almost falling through the floor! The top speed would be 57 MPH.
Next to the ride, you'll find Fire Mountain Grill. The restaraunt is actually inside the mountain. Guests would be able to watch the vehicles go flying by through a window! The menu would include burgers and steaks. The restaraunt is also connected to the Magma Crater gift shop.
Directly across the way, you'll find another relatively known volcano. Journey to the Center of the Earth stands in the tall Mount Prometheus. Here, guests will take a fast-paced thrilling trip to the very core of the Earth and back. On their journey, guests will encounter amazing sights, sounds, and creatures unlike those known to mankind!
Next to the volcano, you'll find the Volcanic Vestibule restaraunt and gift shop. Across the way, you'll find the Lava Flow, a Dumbo-style ride, where guests board rocky crater-shaped vehicles and circle around a steaming, spouting volcano.
At the northeastern exit of the land, you'll start to come across a barrage of twisting, tangled trees. The trees seem to come to life and twist and turn out of shape. Extinct plants and strange sights surround the area. You've reached a forgotten and mysterious era in Earth's past: Prehysteria.
Volcano Valley-
You enter into a dark fissure, surrounded by tall volcanic mountains. Each mountain has the ability to erupt randomly, as bursts of fire shoot out from the top. Sometimes, water geysers, lit with an orange light, will shoot up, making it seem like lava is overflowing. The area smells of dusty brimstone. All of the rides, shops, and restaraunts are cleverly sheltered inside each of the volcanos,
To your immediate right, you'll find Fire Mountain (following idea courtesy of Oriolesmagic). The ride takes guests on a tour of a supposed dormant volcano. You will be touring a volcano when it suddenly begins to rumble. Fire and lava begins to rise from the bottom of the volcano. You start a face-paced race through the volcano and plummet down into complete darkness! You'd encounter everything from going over seas of "lava" to almost falling through the floor! The top speed would be 57 MPH.
Next to the ride, you'll find Fire Mountain Grill. The restaraunt is actually inside the mountain. Guests would be able to watch the vehicles go flying by through a window! The menu would include burgers and steaks. The restaraunt is also connected to the Magma Crater gift shop.
Directly across the way, you'll find another relatively known volcano. Journey to the Center of the Earth stands in the tall Mount Prometheus. Here, guests will take a fast-paced thrilling trip to the very core of the Earth and back. On their journey, guests will encounter amazing sights, sounds, and creatures unlike those known to mankind!
Next to the volcano, you'll find the Volcanic Vestibule restaraunt and gift shop. Across the way, you'll find the Lava Flow, a Dumbo-style ride, where guests board rocky crater-shaped vehicles and circle around a steaming, spouting volcano.
At the northeastern exit of the land, you'll start to come across a barrage of twisting, tangled trees. The trees seem to come to life and twist and turn out of shape. Extinct plants and strange sights surround the area. You've reached a forgotten and mysterious era in Earth's past: Prehysteria.
Oriolesmagic
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Amazing, I believe Fire Mountain might be the best idea you have ever come up with!!!! haha jk
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Lol. Well, I'm always grateful to accept anyone's ideas and put them in the parks (as long as the theme fits good).
Prehysteria-
You walk through the prehistoric setting, noting the mysterious sights and sounds which have been forgotten to the present Earth. You hear the roars of Dinosaurs come from within the thick vegetation. You could almost hear the screech of pterodactyls come from above. You reach a large open clearing that leads up to a building.
The Dino Institute- You walk into the large courtyard, with a square fountain in the middle. Once inside the building, you arrive into the queue for Dinosaur! The queue circulates a large scale replica of a T-Rex. The ride takes guests 65 million years into the past, to help save one of the last dinosaurs on Earth. One thing I forgot to mention, you arrive right before the meteor shower that destroyed all traces of living beings!
At the exit of the attraction, you'll find the Dino Institute Observatory, an exhibit, which has a museum-like quality to it, which features full scale models of dinosaurs. Each dinosaur has a listed description below the models. The ehibit also doubles as a gift shop, that leads guests to the exit.
After exiting the Dino Institute, you'll find T-Rex: A Prehistoric Adventure, a restaraunt on the scale of Rain Forest Cafe, which features realistic animatronics, great food, and an inddor gift shop. Next to the restaraunt, you'll find The Boneyard, where guests get the oppurtunity to dig for fossils in a discovery-oriented playground. The Dino Bites stand offers quick-service snacks.
Across the way, you'll find Primeval Whirl. This attraction takes an enhanced spin away from the DAK version. Instead, this version takes place indoors and uses a much wider range of special effects. With the use of strobe lights and fog, guests receive a disoriented feeling, as if they are travelling back in time to meet the dinosaurs. The Meteor Crater gift shop lies next to it.
As you exit the area, the mysterious jungle theme stays consistent as you arrive into the Lost River Delta.
Prehysteria-
You walk through the prehistoric setting, noting the mysterious sights and sounds which have been forgotten to the present Earth. You hear the roars of Dinosaurs come from within the thick vegetation. You could almost hear the screech of pterodactyls come from above. You reach a large open clearing that leads up to a building.
The Dino Institute- You walk into the large courtyard, with a square fountain in the middle. Once inside the building, you arrive into the queue for Dinosaur! The queue circulates a large scale replica of a T-Rex. The ride takes guests 65 million years into the past, to help save one of the last dinosaurs on Earth. One thing I forgot to mention, you arrive right before the meteor shower that destroyed all traces of living beings!
At the exit of the attraction, you'll find the Dino Institute Observatory, an exhibit, which has a museum-like quality to it, which features full scale models of dinosaurs. Each dinosaur has a listed description below the models. The ehibit also doubles as a gift shop, that leads guests to the exit.
After exiting the Dino Institute, you'll find T-Rex: A Prehistoric Adventure, a restaraunt on the scale of Rain Forest Cafe, which features realistic animatronics, great food, and an inddor gift shop. Next to the restaraunt, you'll find The Boneyard, where guests get the oppurtunity to dig for fossils in a discovery-oriented playground. The Dino Bites stand offers quick-service snacks.
Across the way, you'll find Primeval Whirl. This attraction takes an enhanced spin away from the DAK version. Instead, this version takes place indoors and uses a much wider range of special effects. With the use of strobe lights and fog, guests receive a disoriented feeling, as if they are travelling back in time to meet the dinosaurs. The Meteor Crater gift shop lies next to it.
As you exit the area, the mysterious jungle theme stays consistent as you arrive into the Lost River Delta.
JEANYLASER
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I love that idea very interesting awesome King Mickey!
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Sorry about the little break I took from this the past few days. But I'm back on track! I just needed a little time to re-think through some ideas.
Lost River Delta-
You arrive into a thick brush of vegetation, which is surrounded by a large flowing river. After arriving into the area, you reach the first sub-land.
The Amazon Rain Forest- You'll find yourself deep within Amazon territory. To the immediate left of you, you'll find the Amazon Jungle Trek, an expedition, in the style of Kilimanjaro Safaris, in which guests embark on a journey, where they encounter live animals. Across the way, is the Amazon River Rapids. Here, guests board rafts and are taken on a bumpy trip down the river that surrounds the Lost River Delta.
At the back of the Amazon Rain Forest, you'll find the Lost River Outfitters gift shop, which stands next to the Peddlers Stand. Next to the shop, you'll find the Butterfly Prism, an interactive experience, where guests enter a jungle room, where exotic, colorful butterflies fly about. Next to the attraction, a Rain Forest Cafe is located.
a bug's land- In this fun area, you seem to be shrunken down to the size of a ant. A strand of grass stands thirty feet tall. A leaf seems to be bigger than a skyscraper. To your left, you'll find Flik's Flyers. Next to the ride, you'll find the Bountiful Valley Farmers Market restaraunt. To your right, you'll find Heimlich's Chew Chew Train, you'll find the P.T. Flea Market gift store. Located at the back of the area, you'll find It's Tough to be a Bug, a 3-D show, where Flik invites guests to enjoy a performance done by all the bugs. The show takes place in a large hollow tree trunk.
Mayan Ruins- Here, you'll come across an abandoned fallen temple. Debris from the standing temple litter the ground. Within the temple, you'll find Raging Spirits, a roller coaster attraction that takes everyone on a high-speed ride through the ruins of an ancient ceremonial site. As you pass by the vengeful spirits awakened during the excavation, the bursting flames, encompassing steam, and spine-tingling 360-degree loop will make it a truly thrilling experience! The ride stands next to Expedition Eats restaraunt.
Across the way, you'll come across a theater surronded by the deep brush of tropical foliage. In the theater, Mystic Rhythms takes place daily. Let the animals and living spirits of the rainforest tell you the tale of this land far from civilization. At the entrance of the theater, you'll come across the Lookout Traders, and the Lost River Cookhouse restaraunt.
As you exit out of the forest, you come across a frigid, icy landscape: Antarctica.
Lost River Delta-
You arrive into a thick brush of vegetation, which is surrounded by a large flowing river. After arriving into the area, you reach the first sub-land.
The Amazon Rain Forest- You'll find yourself deep within Amazon territory. To the immediate left of you, you'll find the Amazon Jungle Trek, an expedition, in the style of Kilimanjaro Safaris, in which guests embark on a journey, where they encounter live animals. Across the way, is the Amazon River Rapids. Here, guests board rafts and are taken on a bumpy trip down the river that surrounds the Lost River Delta.
At the back of the Amazon Rain Forest, you'll find the Lost River Outfitters gift shop, which stands next to the Peddlers Stand. Next to the shop, you'll find the Butterfly Prism, an interactive experience, where guests enter a jungle room, where exotic, colorful butterflies fly about. Next to the attraction, a Rain Forest Cafe is located.
a bug's land- In this fun area, you seem to be shrunken down to the size of a ant. A strand of grass stands thirty feet tall. A leaf seems to be bigger than a skyscraper. To your left, you'll find Flik's Flyers. Next to the ride, you'll find the Bountiful Valley Farmers Market restaraunt. To your right, you'll find Heimlich's Chew Chew Train, you'll find the P.T. Flea Market gift store. Located at the back of the area, you'll find It's Tough to be a Bug, a 3-D show, where Flik invites guests to enjoy a performance done by all the bugs. The show takes place in a large hollow tree trunk.
Mayan Ruins- Here, you'll come across an abandoned fallen temple. Debris from the standing temple litter the ground. Within the temple, you'll find Raging Spirits, a roller coaster attraction that takes everyone on a high-speed ride through the ruins of an ancient ceremonial site. As you pass by the vengeful spirits awakened during the excavation, the bursting flames, encompassing steam, and spine-tingling 360-degree loop will make it a truly thrilling experience! The ride stands next to Expedition Eats restaraunt.
Across the way, you'll come across a theater surronded by the deep brush of tropical foliage. In the theater, Mystic Rhythms takes place daily. Let the animals and living spirits of the rainforest tell you the tale of this land far from civilization. At the entrance of the theater, you'll come across the Lookout Traders, and the Lost River Cookhouse restaraunt.
As you exit out of the forest, you come across a frigid, icy landscape: Antarctica.
Oriolesmagic
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Antarctica-
You pass along a crystalline bridge that is suspended, over an icy river, on large icy stagmites. The bridge leads off onto a landing. The ground is completely white. To your left, you'll find the Cool Caverns and Chilly Chambers] gift store. The stores lie next to Club Cool, a free Coca Cola refreshment exhibit, which takes place inside an ice cavern. Guests can try the different taste of flavors of cola all over the world.
On your right, you'll find an icy forest, which leads to The Chronicles of Narnia attraction. This mild thrill ride takes guests through the wardrobe and into the mysterious land of Narnia. The ride stands next to the Prince Caspian Cafe and Aslan's Accesories. You take a turn into the next part of the land.
The Ice Queen's Palace- This area of the park is the long forgotten plans WDI had planned on putting in WDW. A large crystalline palace stands tall in the air. The castle is surrounded by a field of glaciers. Once inside the palace, you'll notice that WDI has done a fantastic job at using glass and plastic to give off the icy feel. They shine light through the material, to reflect across the room, making it brighter. The entrance of the palace, is also the entrance of The Ice Queen's Kingdom attraction. The ride takes guests on a trip through her palace and around the icy estate. Next to the attraction, is a igloo, is the Ice Queen's Eatery. The Ice Queen Meet & Greet takes place outside of the palace.
You turn and pass into the final area of the land. You arrive at the footstep of colorful gates.
Christmastown- This is the classic land from Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas. At the entrance, you'll find various shops and restaraunts, which include Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe, Santa's Christmas Treats, Elph's Eatery and the Christmas Tree shop. Directly ahead of you is Santa's Carousel. Behind the carousel, is Santa's House, where Meet & Greets take place with Sandy Claws and Santa Jack!
You exit the land and arrive at Beastlie Kingdomme.
You pass along a crystalline bridge that is suspended, over an icy river, on large icy stagmites. The bridge leads off onto a landing. The ground is completely white. To your left, you'll find the Cool Caverns and Chilly Chambers] gift store. The stores lie next to Club Cool, a free Coca Cola refreshment exhibit, which takes place inside an ice cavern. Guests can try the different taste of flavors of cola all over the world.
On your right, you'll find an icy forest, which leads to The Chronicles of Narnia attraction. This mild thrill ride takes guests through the wardrobe and into the mysterious land of Narnia. The ride stands next to the Prince Caspian Cafe and Aslan's Accesories. You take a turn into the next part of the land.
The Ice Queen's Palace- This area of the park is the long forgotten plans WDI had planned on putting in WDW. A large crystalline palace stands tall in the air. The castle is surrounded by a field of glaciers. Once inside the palace, you'll notice that WDI has done a fantastic job at using glass and plastic to give off the icy feel. They shine light through the material, to reflect across the room, making it brighter. The entrance of the palace, is also the entrance of The Ice Queen's Kingdom attraction. The ride takes guests on a trip through her palace and around the icy estate. Next to the attraction, is a igloo, is the Ice Queen's Eatery. The Ice Queen Meet & Greet takes place outside of the palace.
You turn and pass into the final area of the land. You arrive at the footstep of colorful gates.
Christmastown- This is the classic land from Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas. At the entrance, you'll find various shops and restaraunts, which include Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe, Santa's Christmas Treats, Elph's Eatery and the Christmas Tree shop. Directly ahead of you is Santa's Carousel. Behind the carousel, is Santa's House, where Meet & Greets take place with Sandy Claws and Santa Jack!
You exit the land and arrive at Beastlie Kingdomme.
Oriolesmagic
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Horrible!!! absolutely Horrible!.....(insert what I always say)
I was being sarcastic in case you didn't know.
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^^No, I knew. 
JEANYLASER
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don't get mad to each other some time people make mistakes! Maybe have some good idea comes along!