Tokyo Disney-MGM Studios park (opening: 1995 or 1996)

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DisneyFan32

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I'm making a project for Tokyo Disneyland's second theme park called Tokyo Disney-MGM Studios Hooray opened between 1995 and 1996,
it will have attractions, shopping and dining as entertainment shows. Roger Rabbit will be mascot for Tokyo Disney-MGM Studios park,

I want you guys to help me this one for the attractions, shows, dining and shopping which this supposed to have six lands with the expansion for two or three more lands for the park. @MickeyMouse10 @D Hulk @tcool123 and others too.

Let's do Opening Day for attractions, shopping, shows and dining at Tokyo Disney-MGM Studios in 1995/1996. The construction for the park will beginning in 1991/1992. Then we will do expansion for the park from 1996 to 2022 as beyond 2022. Disney as other movie studios will be filming their movies at Tokyo Disney-MGM Studios.

Hooray for Hollywood I mean Tokyo Disney-MGM Studios.

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What did you have in mind in terms of overrall theming and lands? Is this to be an actual working film studio or more of an imaginary one? DHS was a working studio for a time, and Walt Disney Studios Park briefly was. Would lands be immersive worlds, or more like warehouse districts? Would Japanese audiences find a working film studio appealing?

Roger Rabbit as the mascot is a good idea, but would this mean a new, accompanying Toontown land to match the one in TDL?
 
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Evilgidgit said:
What did you have in mind in terms of overrall theming and lands? Is this to be an actual working film studio or more of an imaginary one? DHS was a working studio for a time, and Walt Disney Studios Park briefly was. Would lands be immersive worlds, or more like warehouse districts? Would Japanese audiences find a working film studio appealing?

Roger Rabbit as the mascot is a good idea, but would this mean a new, accompanying Toontown land to match the one in TDL?
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Tokyo Disney-MGM Studios will be an actual working film studio, Unlike DHS, this working film studio will be longer for good.
As for Toontown, the land will be in Tokyo Disney-MGM Studios instead Tokyo Disneyland, it will be part of opening day at Tokyo Disney-MGM Studios along with Maroon Studios with attractions based on Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

Tokyo Disney-MGM Studios will have deal with Warner Bros, MGM, Paramount and other cartoon studios
to use non-Disney characters license for Toontown and Maroon Studios.

Here is attractions, dining, shows and shopping for Toontown and Maroon Studios.

Toontown:
Toontown Tower Hotel - a family version of Tower of Terror
Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin - a different version unlike Disneyland version, it will have two level story for through between
Toontown Powerhouse and Acme Gag Factory, you will ride Lenny the Cab to save Jessica Rabbit, as Toontown from the weasels.
Mickey's Colorful Adventure 3D - a new 3D theater called Toontown Motion Picture Theater
Eddie Valiant's Toontown Police Service - a dark ride based Eddie Valiant's police agency to arrest Toons
Gadget's Go Coaster
Mickey's House
Minnie's House
Goofy's House
Donald's Boat
Chip N' Dale Treehouse

Shopping:
Acme Gag Factory
Baby Herman's Rattles N' Candy
The Three Little Pigs Toy Maker
Pepe LePew's Paris of Fantasy
Pete's Gas Service

Dining:
The Ink and Paint Club
Daisy's Diner
Minnie's Bakery
Clarabelle Cow's Ice Cream Parlor
Betty Boop Cafe
Popeye's Diner
Wabbit Carrot Cafe
Toontown Diner

Shows:
Roger Rabbit's Toontown Hour
It's Toontown Comedy Parade

Maroon Studios
Toontown Transit - a simulator ride takes place in Union Station in Sunset Blvd section near by Maroon Studios.
Baby Herman's Runaway Baby Buggy Ride - a thrill dark ride based Tummy Trouble short.
Toon Coaster - a wild roller coaster based on RollerCoaster Rabbit short.
Benny the Cab - a dark ride will takes place in Hollywood and Toontown, the exit will be connect to Toontown section

Shopping:
Jessica Rabbit's Hollywood
Roger Rabbit's Cartoon Production
Maroon Cartoon Gifts

Dining:
Maroon Studio Backlot Cafe
Baby Herman's Hot Dogs N' Burgers
Jessica's Dessert Cafe

Shows:
Maroon Cartoon Presents Roger Rabbit in Hollywood Hare - Now Filming

I think we need for Looney Tunes mini land as other cartoon IPs to connect to Toontown.
 
MickeyMouse10

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I'd stay away from the working studio bit and make it more like "Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular". Where it shows behind the scenes of moviemaking, but isn't actually really filming stuff.
 
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MickeyMouse10 said:
I'd stay away from the working studio bit and make it more like "Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular". Where it shows behind the scenes of moviemaking, but isn't actually really filming stuff.
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It will still be a working studio, but the park will have behind the scenes like Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular.
 
Evilgidgit

Evilgidgit

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DisneyFan32 said:
Tokyo Disney-MGM Studios will be an actual working film studio, Unlike DHS, this working film studio will be longer for good.
As for Toontown, the land will be in Tokyo Disney-MGM Studios instead Tokyo Disneyland, it will be part of opening day at Tokyo Disney-MGM Studios along with Maroon Studios with attractions based on Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

Tokyo Disney-MGM Studios will have deal with Warner Bros, MGM, Paramount and other cartoon studios
to use non-Disney characters license for Toontown and Maroon Studios.

Here is attractions, dining, shows and shopping for Toontown and Maroon Studios.

Toontown:
Toontown Tower Hotel - a family version of Tower of Terror
Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin - a different version unlike Disneyland version, it will have two level story for through between
Toontown Powerhouse and Acme Gag Factory, you will ride Lenny the Cab to save Jessica Rabbit, as Toontown from the weasels.
Mickey's Colorful Adventure 3D - a new 3D theater called Toontown Motion Picture Theater
Eddie Valiant's Toontown Police Service - a dark ride based Eddie Valiant's police agency to arrest Toons
Gadget's Go Coaster
Mickey's House
Minnie's House
Goofy's House
Donald's Boat
Chip N' Dale Treehouse

Shopping:
Acme Gag Factory
Baby Herman's Rattles N' Candy
The Three Little Pigs Toy Maker
Pepe LePew's Paris of Fantasy
Pete's Gas Service

Dining:
The Ink and Paint Club
Daisy's Diner
Minnie's Bakery
Clarabelle Cow's Ice Cream Parlor
Betty Boop Cafe
Popeye's Diner
Wabbit Carrot Cafe
Toontown Diner

Shows:
Roger Rabbit's Toontown Hour
It's Toontown Comedy Parade

Maroon Studios
Toontown Transit - a simulator ride takes place in Union Station in Sunset Blvd section near by Maroon Studios.
Baby Herman's Runaway Baby Buggy Ride - a thrill dark ride based Tummy Trouble short.
Toon Coaster - a wild roller coaster based on RollerCoaster Rabbit short.
Benny the Cab - a dark ride will takes place in Hollywood and Toontown, the exit will be connect to Toontown section

Shopping:
Jessica Rabbit's Hollywood
Roger Rabbit's Cartoon Production
Maroon Cartoon Gifts

Dining:
Maroon Studio Backlot Cafe
Baby Herman's Hot Dogs N' Burgers
Jessica's Dessert Cafe

Shows:
Maroon Cartoon Presents Roger Rabbit in Hollywood Hare - Now Filming

I think we need for Looney Tunes mini land as other cartoon IPs to connect to Toontown.
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I presume Mickey's Toontown in Tokyo Disneyland is being replaced then? And Looney Tunes won't work, because Disney doesn't own it and they won't license the characters when they have their own iconic toons. Plus, it seems a little mean to give the LOONEY TUNES a miniland when Roger Rabbit is getting two lands.

Silent Street sounds like a fantastic idea. An entryway into the world of moviemaking based around the silent era of film is just too good not to do.
 
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MickeyMouse10 said:
Alright D32, I gave it a day or so and I've thought of some ideas for the park. What if Tokyo MGM Studios was a movie genre park? With lands that take their names and theming from those certain types of movies. Silent Street (main street) for instance would be about silent movies and have Streetmosphere characters, like Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton and Laurel and Hardy.

Tokyo MGM Studios

Silent Street
Western Town
Gangster Alley
Musical Menagerie
Holiday Harbor
Horror Haven
Sci Fi City
and Animation Acres
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I don't like it, but I will keep Silent Street, Western Town, and Gangster Alley. We need opening day in 1995/1996 for lineup for other lands like Toontown, Maroon Studios, Animation Courtyard, Hollywood Blvd, Sunset Blvd, Lucasfilm Lot, and Muppet Studios, as Echo Lake, and Mickey's Movieland.
Evilgidgit said:
I presume Mickey's Toontown in Tokyo Disneyland is being replaced then? And Looney Tunes won't work, because Disney doesn't own it and they won't license the characters when they have their own iconic toons. Plus, it seems a little mean to give the LOONEY TUNES a miniland when Roger Rabbit is getting two lands.

Silent Street sounds like a fantastic idea. An entryway into the world of moviemaking based around the silent era of film is just too good not to do.
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Listen, if Tokyo Disney-MGM Studios is okay to deal with Warner Bros. to use Looney Tunes and DC Comics into the park. It's okay but Toontown needs more non-Disney characters than just Disney characters.
 
MickeyMouse10

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DisneyFan32 said:
I don't like it, but I will keep Silent Street, Western Town, and Gangster Alley. We need opening day in 1995/1996 for lineup for other lands like Toontown, Maroon Studios, Animation Courtyard, Hollywood Blvd, Sunset Blvd, Lucasfilm Lot, and Muppet Studios, as Echo Lake, and Mickey's Movieland.
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You probably should learn how to talk to people. This post just comes off as rude.

DisneyFan32 said:
Listen, if Tokyo Disney-MGM Studios is okay to deal with Warner Bros. to use Looney Tunes and DC Comics into the park. It's okay but Toontown needs more non-Disney characters than just Disney characters.
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Warner Bros would never let their Superheroes and Cartoon characters be used in a Disney park. They are already being used at Six Flags. Plus Popeye and Betty Boop are being used at Universal as well.

You seem to just have a wish list of characters that can't be used.
 
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MickeyMouse10 said:
You probably should learn how to talk to people. This post just comes off as rude.



Warner Bros would never let their Superheroes and Cartoon characters be used in a Disney park. They are already being used at Six Flags. Plus Popeye and Betty Boop are being used at Universal as well.

You seem to just have a wish list of characters that can't be used.
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Okay guys, let me clear about Warner Bros. IPs for Tokyo Disney-MGM Studios, let me think guys.....if Micheal Eisner has to deal with Time Warner aka Warner Bros to use Warner Bros IPs incuding DC Comics and Looney Tunes into the park, this means this is in Japan,
Japan does not have any Warner Bros. park or Six Flags park, even this is going to painful for this project.

I know this is going to be forward and backwards, COME ON TEAM! Use your brains, and start working on this project,
here is my Opening Day for the lands in 1995/1996:

1) Hollywood Blvd
2) Sunset Blvd
3) Silent Street
4) Gangster Alley
5) Echo Lake
7) Western Town
8) Maroon Studios
9) Toontown
10) Muppet Studios / Sesame Street
11) Gotham City
12) Looney Tunes Town
13) Metropolis
14) Sci-Fi City
15) Animation Arces
16) Horror Haven
17) Musical Menagerie
18) Mickey's Movieland
 
MickeyMouse10

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LOL

No, that's alright. You don't have to use My Main Street and My Lands. Make it how you want, I don't want to be a part of this. 18 is an absurd amount of lands and sections.
 

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