For those who are not familliar, 5Wits is the true way to experience fantastical environments, where puzzles are splattered across the way. From my knowledge, they have two "productions" to the public, one being "Espionage", if you ever wanted to be James Bond, or any spy, this one's for you. 
Now, the second is has a Disney connection, it's 20,000 Leagues, where you can discover "what happened to Captain Nemo and the Nautilus?".
So, I was thinking about bringing 5Wits to WDW in three forms:
Willy Wonka's Wonderfully Whimsically Wacky Chocolate Factory - Location: DTD District For my first idea, I was thinking the only way to enter would be to gain a Golden Ticket, similar to both movies. So, in order to get one, you have to find a person known as an "Goldeneer" wandering around the district and bargain, mingle, and whatever it takes to get that ticket!
The plot is that secretly someone is trying to steal one of Wonka's secret recipes, so it's up to you to travel the factory and reach the vault where the recipe located, and along the way, you'll meet characters and one of them trying to steal it, and it's up to you to find out how! There will be three difficulty levels, and depending on the level you choose, you go to different rooms and meet different people. Also, to add variety, every Golden Ticket asks as your key to which Wonka candy your adventure will revolve around, and there will be a variety of options (Wonka chocolate, Gobstopper, Nerds, Sweet Tarts, etc.)!
After your journey, the fun really kicks in! Once you finish a level, you'll gain access to "Wonka's Underground Candy Lab!", where using the candy recipe you save, and other candy/sweets, you can actually create your own candy! Using touchscreens, and special effects gadgets to make it more exciting, your candy can be designed as gum, chocolate, and even as rope! (Hint: Nerds Rope
) After you complete making your candy, you order a box, bar, etc. of it to enjoy!
Cyberworks Antivirus Headquarters - Location: Tomorrowland, The Magic KingdomIn my opinion, this attraction has a very interesting plot. In 1989, Cyberworks Antivirus Headquarters opened, and planned to release a antivirus software titled "Cyberworks' OS Mountain" (get the joke there? ;D) dubbed as "the end of the hacker". But after what seemed like endless failed attempts, and a near destruction of Cyberworks, the programmers shut the program down, and they thought it was over. But it wasn't.
Now, the HQ has been shutdown and has become a Cyberworks museum, with the machines holding OS Mountain still there. After your tour guide brings you to that room, every shuts down, and the program takes over. Now, since you have been trapped in the program, you must find a way to escape, and shut OS Mountain, this time, for gone.
Similar to Willy Wonka, this will have levels, and each level is different, character-wise, plot-wise, etc.
TOMB - Location: Idea for An Egypt Pavilion, EPCOT In the early days of 5Wits, TOMB was the original show. So, since it's similar to Egypt, how 'bout putting in EPCOT? I was thinking of including the gods in some way; the main plot, I believe that the plot had to do with archaeologists, do you guys have any thoughts?
So, what do you think? Is 5Wits worth enough time, money, and effort to put in WDW? Not any time soon, probably, but does anyone else have ideas? Which one of these would you want to visit?
Now, the second is has a Disney connection, it's 20,000 Leagues, where you can discover "what happened to Captain Nemo and the Nautilus?".So, I was thinking about bringing 5Wits to WDW in three forms:
Willy Wonka's Wonderfully Whimsically Wacky Chocolate Factory - Location: DTD District For my first idea, I was thinking the only way to enter would be to gain a Golden Ticket, similar to both movies. So, in order to get one, you have to find a person known as an "Goldeneer" wandering around the district and bargain, mingle, and whatever it takes to get that ticket!
The plot is that secretly someone is trying to steal one of Wonka's secret recipes, so it's up to you to travel the factory and reach the vault where the recipe located, and along the way, you'll meet characters and one of them trying to steal it, and it's up to you to find out how! There will be three difficulty levels, and depending on the level you choose, you go to different rooms and meet different people. Also, to add variety, every Golden Ticket asks as your key to which Wonka candy your adventure will revolve around, and there will be a variety of options (Wonka chocolate, Gobstopper, Nerds, Sweet Tarts, etc.)!
After your journey, the fun really kicks in! Once you finish a level, you'll gain access to "Wonka's Underground Candy Lab!", where using the candy recipe you save, and other candy/sweets, you can actually create your own candy! Using touchscreens, and special effects gadgets to make it more exciting, your candy can be designed as gum, chocolate, and even as rope! (Hint: Nerds Rope
) After you complete making your candy, you order a box, bar, etc. of it to enjoy!Cyberworks Antivirus Headquarters - Location: Tomorrowland, The Magic KingdomIn my opinion, this attraction has a very interesting plot. In 1989, Cyberworks Antivirus Headquarters opened, and planned to release a antivirus software titled "Cyberworks' OS Mountain" (get the joke there? ;D) dubbed as "the end of the hacker". But after what seemed like endless failed attempts, and a near destruction of Cyberworks, the programmers shut the program down, and they thought it was over. But it wasn't.
Now, the HQ has been shutdown and has become a Cyberworks museum, with the machines holding OS Mountain still there. After your tour guide brings you to that room, every shuts down, and the program takes over. Now, since you have been trapped in the program, you must find a way to escape, and shut OS Mountain, this time, for gone.
Similar to Willy Wonka, this will have levels, and each level is different, character-wise, plot-wise, etc.
TOMB - Location: Idea for An Egypt Pavilion, EPCOT In the early days of 5Wits, TOMB was the original show. So, since it's similar to Egypt, how 'bout putting in EPCOT? I was thinking of including the gods in some way; the main plot, I believe that the plot had to do with archaeologists, do you guys have any thoughts?
So, what do you think? Is 5Wits worth enough time, money, and effort to put in WDW? Not any time soon, probably, but does anyone else have ideas? Which one of these would you want to visit?
