The Ultimate Disney Resort

[KingMickey]

This is a new project that I've been working on recently. I'm imagineering my own, full Disney Resort. That includes theme parks, resort hotels, and other entertainment. I do not have any certain destination on where this resort will be located. If anyone else would like to share their ideas, feel free to.

I planned five different theme parks for the resort:
The Magic Kingdom
Disney-Studios
Villain's Vale
Disney's Kingdoms Unite
Disney's Worldly Wonders

I'll talk about the other resort hotels and entertainment after I have discussed all of the parks. I also have an idea for one or two original water parks in mind for the resort.

Update in a few minutes.

 

[KingMickey]

Ok. I'm going to post the description of The Magic Kingdom. Comments and feedback will be greatly appreciated.

The Magic Kingdom
-Main Street U.S.A.-
As you pass through the entrance turnstiles, The Main Street Railroad Station comes into view. The railroad offers a grand circle tour of the theme park. In front of the station lies the famous Mickey Mouse flower mural. Guests pass under the station and are led onto Main Street.

Once you enter, the Main Street Bank will be on you right, next to Tony's, an Italian restaraunt. City Hall is to the left of the entrance. To the right of City Hall, is the Main Street Firehouse. Guests will notice the Main Street Omnibus bringing excited guests down the street. The street then gets slimmer as you walk down it. Sleeping Beauty Castle falls at the end of the street. (The design is different than Disneyland's. Kind of like a combination of the WDW and the DLP castle.)

On the left side of the street lies The Emporium, the largest store in the park, the place to do all your gift shopping. Next to that is the Cardinal Cafe, a quick service restaraunt. To the right of that is Coke Corner, a beverage stop.

On the right side of the street is The Confectionary, a sweet candy shop. Then lies The Main Street Cinema, which has seating and showcases some of Walt's first cartoons, such as Steamboat Willie and Flowers and Trees. Next is the Ice Cream Parlour, the place to refresh.
The two sides of the street lead up to the cental hub of the park. At the central hub lies the "Partners" Statue.

 

[KingMickey]

To the left, you hear an exotic drum rhythm playing. You go to investigate.

-Adventureland-
Adventureland is split up into three different sub-lands. As you enter you find yourself in the first sub-land: the Deep Jungle.

Deep Jungle-This is the entrance into this land. You see yourself surrounded by thick, unkept vegetation and exotic flowers. As you enter, you'll find the Zanzibar Trading Company store on your right and the Jungle Cruise on your left. As you journey down the path, you'll find The Enchanted Tiki Room, the original version. On the outside of the show is Aloha Isle, a tropical bar that serves tropical drinks. Across is the Island Supply store, which offers jungle themed merchandise.If you wish to venture further into the jugle, you'll find an abandonded temple, home to Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, a fast paced ride to find Indy, in this foreboding temple.

You'll soon see an ancient, Morrocan styled gateway that leads into the next sub-land.

Agrabah-You'll find yourself within the crowded marketplace. The Agrabah Bazaar, the main marketplace store, sells all sorts of Aladdin merchandise. On one end you'll find a large Cave of Wonders head, that guests can enter in and explore. Little ones love exploring all of the different rooms and igniting all the special effects in the Cave of Wonders Interactive Play Area. On the other side of the sub-land, you'll find Aladdin's Arabian Adventure, a magical journey where guests board onto a magic carpet, suspended from above (similar to Peter Pan's Flight) and travel through the story of Aladdin.

You'll then find yourself at the entrance of an African Village:

Harambe Village- In one of the hand-made huts, The Journey Into the Jungle Book takes place daily everyday in the Mystic Jungle Theater. There are all sorts of shops to explore in the area. Guests enter under a jungle canopy and find themselves in the Legend of Tarzan theater. The show takes place during scheduled showtimes in the Jungle Hangar Theater. The show which tells the story of Tarzan combines live actors, amazing sets, lighting, puppetry, and uses music from both the movie and Broadway stage production. At the end of the land, you spot Tarzan's Jungle Slider. This original ride straps guests into harnesses (oddly looking like vines), as they glide aboce and through the beautiful surroundings of a Rain Forest. This one-of-a-kind theme park zip-lining experience is sure to put the adventurous guests in the middle of the action.

At the end of the village, you'll find yourself at the back entrance into Frontierland.

 

[JEANYLASER]

I love your idea! That's awesome!

 

[KingMickey]

Thanks Jeany! I'm glad you like them.:sohappy:
If you have any ideas of your own that you'd like to post, feel free to do it here.
I'll have an update again later.

 

[JEANYLASER]

Any time KingMickey! I don't have any ideas now but! I will have an a idea tomorrow! Ok!

 

[The Adventurer]

I think it is cool that you put Agrabah at the center of Adventureland; that's creative. :king:

 

[KingMickey]

We now move onto the third land of the park: Frontierland

Frontierland
You could either enter the land from the central hub or from Adventureland. We'll start coming from Adventureland. Once you step through the wooden-post entrance, you hear great Western music playing. Ahead of you is the Rivers of America. You see the large Mark Twain Riverboat gently gliding down the river. In the center of the river, is Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, a fast-paced train ride through dangerous mining caverns.

Along the pathways os Frontierland, you'll find all sorts of shops and restaraunts. While passing by the entrance, you might want to check out the Frontier Trading Post or get a quick bite at the Golden Horseshoe Saloon or Pecos Bill's Cafe. While you're down there, you might also want to check out the Frontierland Shootin' Post.

If you venture further down the path you'll enter a sub-land, the small mining town of Thunder Mesa.

Thunder Mesa- A unpoplulated mining, ghost town. One might notice the lack of shops, due to how poor the town is. Guests can explore a mining cavern and even excavate their own gems in the Thunder Mesa Mine Shaft. Guests can also board a mine cart and take an explosive trip through Geyser Mountain where guests will encounter quick drops, fierce bats, and of course, steaming geysers.

On the other side of Frontierland, guests will approach a more cheerful area of the land.

Critter Country- A land that is overrun with cheerful animals! Seriously. The title attraction of this sub-land is Splash Mountain, where guests are challenged to take a 5 story plunge into Brer Rabbit's Briar Patch. Alongside the attraction, is the Briar Patch gift shop. The area also includes the Disney classics, The Country Bear Jamboree and The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, which is located next to Pooh's Thotful Spot, a Winnie-the-Pooh-inspired shop.

As you exit Frontierland, you seem engulfed in the steady sway of Jazz music. It seems that you've reached the Louisiana River Edge.

 

[KingMickey]

Louisiana River Edge
You find yourself deep within the heart of a New Orleans-style street, over-looking the Rivers of America. Soulful Jazz music fills the air, as you walk past the quick service café and the different styled city buildings. On your way, you might want to stop at the Louisiana Gift Exchange or The Disney Gallery. Or stop into get a bite at the land’s popular restaurant, the Blue Bayou.

At the end of the street, lies the dark, foreboding Haunted Mansion. (Similar to WDW’s, but with obvious changes.) Brave guests are challenged to step into the doomed walls of this estate. Encounter a deadly betrothed out for revenge, meet a floating medium in the séance circle, and travel through a disoriented room that warps, twists, and expands before your eyes, which can only be found at this park! 999 happy haunts lurk over this estate, but beware…there’s always room for one more.

At the end of town, a dirt pathway leads deep into the forest, against the banks of the Rivers of America. The path almost looks as if it's not to be taken, as if danger lies ahead. Not to mention, how disnonnected from the town it is. If you ran into danger, it'd be certain no one would be able to save you. Travel deeper down the road and you’ll find yourself at the entrance of a cave: The Pirate’s Lair.

The Pirate’s Lair-Once inside the dim cavern, you have a crossroads, one path takes you into the heart of the Lair itself, where guests are left to explore, the other path leads guests into the line for the Disney classic, Pirates of the Caribbean. The Pirate’s Lair is filled with all sorts of detail, from shimmering treasures, Davy Jones’ frightening lair, and even an underwater cavern where the Kraken attacks! All inspired from the Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy. Check schedules for showtimes of Jack Sparrow’s Pirate Plunders, an epic stunt show.

But for now, let’s take a change of pace and enter into a much more fanciful area of the park. Now, step through the gates of Fantasyland.

 

[KingMickey]

Fantasyland-
As you turn out of the New Orleans street, you find yourself in a European-styled fanciful kingdom. All of your favorite classic Disney tales come to life, within the walls of Sleeping Beauty Castle. As you walk through the village, you'll find Peter Pan's Flight across the street from it's a small world. Next to Peter Pan's Flight, lies Snow White's Scary Adventures. Guests can stop by the Dwarf's Mine to pick up some souvenirs or to refresh.

Next, you'll find a courtyard, where King Arthur's Royal Carousel offers children a fun round trip experience. The courtyard leads up to the backside of Sleeping Beauty Castle. Guests can explore the pathways around the castle where one might find the Cinderella Fountain or the Snow White Wishing Well.

On the right side of the village, you'll find one of the kids' favorites, Dumbo, the Flying Elephant. Within the village buildings, you'll find Sleeping Beauty's Tale, an original dark ride made especially just for this park. Next to that, you'll find Pinocchio's Daring Journey,which is located next to Sir Mickey's.

Towards the backside of Fantasyland, you'll fing the entrance into the wacky, crazy Tugley Woods.

Wonderland- Here guests can explore, just like Alice, the many discoveries of Wonderland. Guests can join Alice on her adventure in Alice in Wonderland. Or they might want to celebrate their un-birthday with the Mad Hatter and the Marge Hare on the Mad Tea Party. However, be sure not to get lost in Alice's Curious Labrynth, where it might take ages to find your way home. Be sure to visit the Wonderland Wonders shop and the Alice in Wonderland Meet & Greet area to meet some of your favorite characters.

If you retrace your steps back to the other side of the park, by Peter Pan's Flight, you'll find the home of Tinker Bell.

Pixie Hollow- Here guests can explore the magical region of Tinker Bell's home. Magical fireflies and fairies light the pathways that lead you through the enchated forest. In a large hollow tree stump, guests can enter and witness a magical 3-D extravaganza called PixieMagic!, a wonderful tale where guests experience the amazing abilities of the pixie fairies. Tinker Bell's Treasures lies just outside the attraction. Guests can also take a leisurely boat ride through the Fairytale Gardens, where Tinker Bell, Flora, Fauna, Merryweather, the Blue Fairy, and the Fairy Godmother, all embrak with you on a magical journey though a miystical garden.

On the other side of Fantasyland, you'll find yourself walking into a cartoony land, where toons run amuck and chaos ensumes. You've reached Mickey's Toontown Fair.

 

[KingMickey]

Mickey's Toontown Fair-

As you turn at the edge of Fantasyland, you'll come across the entrance into Mickey's Yoontown Fair. A large sign with Mickey and the gang on it point the direction into the town. As you enter, you'll find yourself in Mickey's Hometown. Mickey's Country House and Minnie's Country House stand next to each other on the left side of the street. Note: Be sure to visit your favorite mice at their homes and make yoursleves at home in their house.

Across the street, is Pete's Garage, a quick service cafe, themed to a Gas Station. Donald's Boat lies just around the corner, offering a place for families to rest and relax.

Be sure to ride the Toontown Trolley, a transit car system which takes you from one side of Toontown to the other. Or you could take a brisk walk through the beautiful Toontown National Park.

You'll then find yourself in a more suburban area of Toontown. It's sorta like a crazy cartoon city. Ahead lies the House of Mouse restaraunt, where families enjoy their meals, watch cartoons, and interact with their beloved Disney characters. This is a dinner experience to match Cinderella's Royal Table.

Around the corner, is The Rescue Rangers Race, a fun rollercoaster similar to Goofy's Barnstormer or Gadget's Go Coaster. Guests join Chip and Dale and the others for a fun trip through the city.

At the edge of Toontown, guests reach Toontown Trouble, a new dark ride, where Pete has kidnapped Mickey Mouse and guests are put up to the challenge to find him. Guests will race through Toontown and into the House of Mouse. A neat twist to the ride happens when guests crash through the House of Mouse Movie Screen and are whisked into Mickey's Cartoon Worlds, where guests enter such classics as Steamboat Willie and the Sorcerer's Apprentice. The Toontown Traders shop lies nearby.

 

[JEANYLASER]

Mickey's Toontown Fair-

As you turn at the edge of Fantasyland, you'll come across the entrance into Mickey's Toontown Fair. A large sign with Mickey and the gang on it point the direction into the town. As you enter, you'll find yourself in Mickey's Hometown. Mickey's Country House and Minnie's Country House stand next to each other on the left side of the street. Note: Be sure to visit your favorite mice at their homes and make yoursleves at home in their house.

Across the street, is Pete's Garage, a quick service cafe, themed to a Gas Station. Donald's Boat lies just around the corner, offering a place for families to rest and relax.

Be sure to ride the Toontown Trolley, a transit car system which takes you from one side of Toontown to the other. Or you could take a brisk walk through the beautiful Toontown National Park.

You'll then find yourself in a more suburban area of Toontown. It's sorta like a crazy cartoon city. Ahead lies the House of Mouse restaraunt, where families enjoy their meals, watch cartoons, and interact with their beloved Disney characters. This is a dinner experience to match Cinderella's Royal Table.

Around the corner, is The Rescue Rangers Race, a fun rollercoaster similar to Goofy's Barnstormer or Gadget's Go Coaster. Guests join Chip and Dale and the others for a fun trip through the city.

At the edge of Toontown, guests reach Toontown Trouble, a new dark ride, where Pete has kidnapped Mickey Mouse and guests are put up to the challenge to find him. Guests will race through Toontown and into the House of Mouse. A neat twist to the ride happens when guests crash through the House of Mouse Movie Screen and are whisked into Mickey's Cartoon Worlds, where guests enter such classics as Steamboat Willie and the Sorcerer's Apprentice. The Toontown Traders shop lies nearby.

That's is a very awesome idea! I love it! Oh! Does Pete tied up Mickey Mouse in ToonTown Trouble?

 

[KingMickey]

Tomorrowland

We're going to enter Tomorrowland from the central hub. You walk along the bridge that leads into this futuristic space, passing under the Tomorrowland sign.

On your left, you'll find the Light Cycle, a new Tron-based ride that warps guests onto the game grid and they race against eachother. Next to that is Auntie Gravity's Ice Cream, which connects to the Mickey's Star Traders shop. Then, there is the Galaxy Palace Cafe, which is a quick-service restaraunt.

On the right side, is Star Tours, an enhanced version of Disney's Hollywood Studios own. The Merchant of Venus store is located next to Star Tours.

If you contiue down the center of the the area, you'll find the Tomorrowland Transit Authority, which gives guests a tour of all of Tomorrowland. Atop the TTA, lies Astro Orbiter, a spinning whirl throughout the planets.

As you pass by, to your left, is the pathway that leads up to Fantasyland. To your right is Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin. You continue up to the far east side of the Magic Kingdom Park. Here, you'll find StormRider, a 3-D experience where a scientist transports guests into a weather storm frenzy. On the opposite side is Soarin', the classic attraction that takes guests on a trip aboard a hanglider across the world. (Will use a different video)

In between the two buildings, lies Space Mountain. This rocket-ride off the earth sends guests blasting off into the outer galaxies on a wild, thrilling experience.

Note: I'm going to post ides for the parades and the firework show. Then I'm going to compile a list of all the attractions in the park. So, that's basically it for the Magic Kingdom Park!

 

[KingMickey]

Parades/Fireworks-

Disney's Dream Celebration-
This parade is inspired by both the Disney Dreams Come True Parade at Walt Disney World and the Parade of Dreams at Disneyland. Here are the floats:

1)Entrance/ Storybook Float
2) Pinnochio/ Winnie the Pooh Float Unit
3) Alice in Wonderland Float
4) The Little Mermaid Float
5) Peter Pan/ Mary Poppins Float Unit
6) Villain Float
7) Aladdin Float
8) Toy Story Float
9) Fantasia Float
10) Lion King, Jungle Book, Tarzan Float Unit
11) Princess Float Unit
12) Finale Float

LightMagic! Parade-
This parade is similar to that of Spectromagic or The Main Street Electrical Parade. The floats:

1)LightMagic! Entrance Float
2) Mickey Mouse Entrance Float
3) Enchanted Forest Float Unit
4) Pink Elephants Float
5) Aladdin's Royal Court
6) Under the Sea Float Unit
7) Chernabog Float
8) Villain Castle Float Unit
9) Peter Pan's Pirate Ship
10) Spinning Carousel/ Finale Float

Finally, we have the nightly firework spectacular, Believe in Your Dreams. Here are the firework segments:

1) Overture
2) A Whole New World of Dreams
3) Main Street U.S.A. Segment
4) Enchanted Tiki Room/ Indiana Jones Segment
5) Rivers of America/ Big Thunder Mountain Segment
6) The Haunted Mansion Segment
7) Pirates of the Caribbean
8) Princess Medley Segment
9) Toontown Trouble
10) Star Tours Segment
11) Closing/ Finale

 

[KingMickey]

Here's the complete list of attractions for the Magic Kingdom Park:

The Magic Kingdom Park
Main Street U.S.A.
1) The Main Street Railroad Station
2) Main Street Omnibus
3) The Main Street Cinema

Adventureland
4) Jungle Cruise
5) The Enchanted Tiki Room
6) Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
7) Cave of Wonder Interactive Play Area
8) Aladdin's Arabian Adventure
9) Legend of Tarzan
10) Tarzan's Jungle Glider
11) Journey Into the Jungle Book

Frontierland
12) Mark Twain Riverboat
13) Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
14) Frontierland Shootin' Post
15) Thunder Mesa Mine Shaft
16) Geyser Mountain
17) Splash Mountain
18) The Country Bear Jamboree
19) The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh

Louisiana River Edge
20) The Haunted Mansion
21) Pirates of the Caribbean
22) The Pirate's Lair
23) Jack Sparrow's Pirate Plunders

Fantasyland
24) Peter Pan's Flight
25) it's a small world
26) Snow White' Scary Adventures
27) King Arthur's Royal Carousel
28) Dumbo, the Flying Elephant
29) Sleeping Beauty's Tale
30) Pinocchio's Daring Journey
31) Alice in Wonderland
32) Alice's Curious Labrynth
33) Mad Tea Party
34) PixieMagic!
35) Fairytale Gardens

Mickey's Toontown Fair
36) Mickey's Country House
37) Minnie's Country House
38) Donald's Boat
39) Toontown Tolley
40) The Rescue Rangers Race
41) Toontown Trouble

Tomorrowland
42) The Light Cycle
43) Star Tours
44) Tomorrowland Transit Authority
45) Astro Orbiter
46) Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin
47) StormRider
48) Soarin'
49) Space Mountain

Parades/Fireworks
50) Disney's Dream Celebration Parade
51) LightMagic! Parade
52) Believe in Your Dreams Nighttime Spectacular
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On to Disney-Studios!

 

[MaterA113]

I love your ideas. What is Disney Kingdoms Unite?

I can't wait for Disney Studios

 

[KingMickey]

I love your ideas. What is Disney Kingdoms Unite?

I can't wait for Disney Studios

Disney's Kingdoms Unite! is a original theme park idea that I'm working on. It's basically the kingdoms from classic Disney movies come together in one theme park. (The lands are based off of diferent kingdoms. Ex. Pridelands (The Lion King), Atlantica (The Little Mermaid), and Olympus (Hercules)) I'm still working out some of the lands and attraction ideas but it should be fun.

Also, if you have any ideas that you'd like to share, please feel free to do so. Thanks Mater!

 

[MaterA113]

I worked on a similar idea in my Disney Resort Australia thread, called Disney's AniNation, if would like and are having a hardtime, you can use some of the ideas from there.

 

[KingMickey]

I worked on a similar idea in my Disney Resort Australia thread, called Disney's AniNation, if would like and are having a hardtime, you can use some of the ideas from there.

Ah, I just saw your idea. Well, the only lands that might be similar are Olympia and the Enchanted Forest because I'm creating Hercules and Snow White lands. I'll be original in attraction and land design though.

 

[romanarms]

you have some really unique ideas kingmickey, and they sound really cool.
your attractions that are supposed to be e-ticket (witch i think will be e-ticket, i dont know what you have planned) looks most interesting.
the same as i asked from mater- after finishing each park, can you describe the e-ticket attractions in more details?