Walt Disney World 1966 - Vol. I

MA Screamin'

Well-Known Member
Sorry for the double post, but @MonorailRed, I'd love a shot at the waterpark! There was a concept that mostly @WED99 and @Matt7187 worked on (I sort of just study their work :D) for a competition of years past. It never really took of, but I want to resurrect it and flesh it out!

If you ever wondered what would happen if Marc Davis designed a waterpark themed to, but maybe greater than Animal Kingdom? Well, this is your chance to find out! Stay tuned...

Edit: I said I study their work, when I meant studied. Although you could say I still study their work, as their feeling of working with those guys was wonderful. I look back at those years and try to replicate the passion that I saw expressed by them. But that feeling is how I hope you guys feel when you read my stuff; all warm and fuzzy just thinking about the possibilities! Okay, back to WDW 1966 :D
 
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MonorailRed

Applebees
Original Poster
Sorry for the double post, but @MonorailRed, I'd love a shot at the waterpark! There was a concept that mostly @WED99 and @Matt7187 worked on (I sort of just study their work :D) for a competition of years past. It never really took of, but I want to resurrect it and flesh it out!

If you ever wondered what would happen if Marc Davis designed a waterpark themed to, but maybe greater than Animal Kingdom? Well, this is your chance to find out! Stay tuned...

Edit: I said I study their work, when I meant studied. Although you could say I still study their work, as their feeling of working with those guys was wonderful. I look back at those years and try to replicate the passion that I saw expressed by them. But that feeling is how I hope you guys feel when you read my stuff; all warm and fuzzy just thinking about the possibilities! Okay, back to WDW 1966 :D

Eh, we don't care about double posting here :hilarious: I triple post sometimes :p

Awesome! I'll edit the newest "To-Do" list :D

And are you talking about the Animal Kingdom Waterpark concept from the finale of Sorcerer's Apprentice Season 1? :D It was great!
 

spacemt354

Chili's
Check this out!

So, I read this article published by Wired and watch it's video and was really inspired by it's theory. So, in terms on logistics, I have no idea how this would be feasible, but let me explain my idea in levels bare-bones:

Level E and D: Just like the 1966 plan, trucks and cars would past underneath EPCOT. Maybe the SIM Base and company could be around here, as well, but that's not important right now.

Level C: The TTC will be here. Same concept that Walt and company designed, but now with a central information kiosk, hospital, and ticket dispensary.

The further levels I'm not sure about, because I want them all to be open-air / open-concept, but at the same time, climate control is important. If the following doesn't make sense, just bare with me.

Level B: Simple culture-based shopping and restaurants, with some smaller-scale attractions (rock climbing themed to the Swiss Alps, scuba diving stimulator for Australia, small clubs for underground artists and art showings).

Level A: EPCOT Labs would be where artists come together to master their crafts and share them to the world on what will soon be the world's greatest stage. It'll be like the Clubs at EPCOT Red, but the attractions will be more like museums. If that doesn't make sense, hopefully it will when I write-up exactly what the Clubs are.

The centerpiece is EPCOT Labs' stadium. There is a bottom floor here on Level B like MSG, and a top floor, like MetLife; both floors can change and adapt to fit any concert and sporting event. The bottom floor will host some musical acts, plays, and some sporting events, but they will be mostly B-list acts while offering guests more options. Here also will be the museums I was talking about, but again, more independent, student-made, or residency-like showcases. The top floor will host things like headliners to music festivals and big Olympic events. Interconnected to both levels are high-end restaurants, clubs, shops, and museums like those of the Smithsonian.

Level Blue Sky: The hotel will be called the Blue Sky Cosmopolitan; it can be accessed from any level, but acts as the top level to EPCOT.

Sorry that it's a lot to take in, but I'd love to fully develop this idea soon!
I really like the condensed stadium idea - we could even take it a step further...maybe have 3 major sports (football, basketball, hockey) and other events like boxing, soccer, concerts, etc - in the same venue.

The Cowboys Stadium is a good representation of this

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They hosted the NBA All-star game on the same level that the Dallas Cowboys play on....typical NBA games only attract 15-20,000 fans....but a football sized stadium can host 100,000+!

That would be the biggest home court advantage in all the NBA! And NHL as well

Plus like you said if the area around it is a major shopping/dining district and such - it would be a constant stream of activity.

Digging the idea!:D
 

MA Screamin'

Well-Known Member
@MonorailRed That's exactly what I'm talking about! :D

@spacemt354 That's a great blueprint... just don't tell me you're a Cowboys fan :rolleyes:
:p And hell yeah, retractable f*****g glass! Let's start up on this around Thanksgiving break, because I think we both have things we're working on here and in our lives and this concept needs some time anyways

And yeah, we're all gonna die in 100 years, we don't need to worry about double, triple, quadurple posting! Like c'mon bro!
 

spacemt354

Chili's
@MonorailRed That's exactly what I'm talking about! :D

@spacemt354 That's a great blueprint... just don't tell me you're a Cowboys fan :rolleyes:
:p And hell yeah, retractable f*****g glass! Let's start up on this around Thanksgiving break, because I think we both have things we're working on here and in our lives and this concept needs some time anyways

And yeah, we're all gonna die in 100 years, we don't need to worry about double, triple, quadurple posting! Like c'mon bro!
Thanksgiving Break would be great! Sounds good to me!

Though can handle working with a....
Cowboys Fan???:hilarious::D:D
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MonorailRed

Applebees
Original Poster
@MA Screamin' inspired me to look at old content on the boards :hilarious:

What if we actually had this as an actual train in 66 Vox? :cool:

The exterior of the restaurant will be none other than the famed train the Orient Express.
Interior:
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Based on Agatha's Christies famous book (later turned into a film), this dining experience will place guest into a rail car sized dining hall themed after the dining all from the famous Orient Express. A mahogany wood lines the walls and furniture with a white cloth covering each of the tables. To the side of each table, a pink topped lambs will lightly reflect against the window. While not the roomies of dining halls, the carriage will provide a realistic environment. The car will rattle and shimming back and forth during the greeting of guest and hostess, while the snowy landscape complete with falling snow rolls by the window. The cast of actresses and Actor will be seen walking in with the guest and walked towards the end of the carriage as if they are walking through the train to reach the next carriage.


Dinning will start when the drama of the night begins, a scream will come from the carriage as the body of Mr. Rachett is found stabbed to death in his locked carriage with the window open. The night will continue as the other 13 passengers convene in the dinning car, sitting amongst the guest as they discuss the murder and attempt to discover which one among the was the killer. To provide a varying experience for the guest one key thing will be changed from the original plot line, the Killer. The killer will change from show to show, allowing guest a new plot twist each time. To compensate for this, the cast will make changes to the script and make it up as they go at certain points as long as they follow the plot. Another elements to bring in guest involvement, the cast will treat the dining guest as fellow passenger's. So watch out, or you might find yourself among the accused.


Menu:


All tables include a Great British Cheese board feature a college of British cheeses such as West Country Farmhouse Cheddar, Mozzarella, Double Gloucester and Red Leicester for all guest to enjoy and experience. Includes a side of bread.


Main Course:


Seared salmon:

A pan seared Salmon accompanied by a lemon and mustard dressing, with a side of Crayfish and Steamed Vegetables.


Chicken Tarragon:

Sautéed chicken with broccoli cooked in a light garlic, white wine and tarragon sauce.


Seasonal Soup:

Ask your server what the season soup is.


Slow Cooked Beef:

A slow cook organic beef with roasted winter vegetables and potatoes.


Baked Eggplant Parmesan ~ Sliced eggplant breaded, baked and layered

with provolone cheese and marinara sauce.


Orecchiette with Rapini and Goat Cheese~ Slightly bitter rapini (also known as broccoli rabe), marries well with tangy goat cheese in a pasta recipe


Dessert


Triple Chocolate Mouse cake ~ Three luxurious layers of solid Mousse-Milk Chocolate, White Chocolate and Mocha Mousse atop a fudgy base of flourless chocolate cake and piled high with chocolate shavings.


Tempura Cheesecake ~ Cheesecake Tempura battered and friend, topped with chocolate ganache


White Chocolate Mouse ~ Two thick and lusty layers of satiny White Chocolate Mousse with a thin layer of moist yellow cake in between. Piled high with White Chocolate shavings.


Raspberries N’ Cream ~ A thick layer of intensely flavored pink Raspberry Mousse with center layers of chocolate cake, whipped cream and fresh raspberries. Finished with a Raspberry Glaze


Drinks


Sleeping Car

Apricot infused Cognac, Calvados, Lemon Juice, Mint and Bitters


Irish Coffee

A vanilla coffee mixed with an Traditional Irish Creme.


The Agatha

Old Tom Gin, lemon with house-made strawberry-sage soda


Orient Express

Smirnoff® Vanilla Twist vodka, with Frangelico® hazelnut liqueur, Bailey's® Irish cream, and espresso with a pinch of cream, cinnamon and sugar


Traditional Red and White wine list.


Water
 

spacemt354

Chili's
I'd also like to try and implement something that the Seahawks have, which is covered seating on a raised incline...that was the sound intensity is increased, creating a noisy home field advantage
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The sound echos off of the container - hence why its the loudest nfl stadium
 

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