Well, I said I came back with new Ideas, didn't I?
Here is one of the first that I am almost sure will be and instant classic, hopefully.
First Off, it would probably end up being a 'mini-land' because it consists of two parts, and secondly, it is supposed to be a 'kids' attraction for the most part, but, it still has enough thrill to entice the older generations.
Anyways, as the subject title sugests, it would indeed be based around 'Willy Wonka and the Choclate Factory', which, if I'm not mistakned, was a movie produced by MGM. I'd love it if I could get that verified. So, it would best fit in at disney-mgm studios. Now, I also think it should replace the Honey I shrunk the kids movie set adventure thing, the resteraunt next to it, and it would extend back into some of those fake building facades on Newyork street. This new 'Land' could be accesed on either side, either from mickey avenue, or new york street, and on both sides, people would be greated by big iron gates with the words "wonka' on them, just like in the movie. Then, they would walk through the doors of the Wonka factory, which would be a facade, of course. Here is were everything lightens up. Once inside the factory, bright colors and music abounds. if you were entering from new york street, to your left you would find 'The candy works' a huge ball pit with slides and nets to crawl on, that would resemble a candy production center, pipes on the roof would empty the candy 'balls' into the room, making it seem like they are playing in a big candy vault. There would be towers that kids could climb on and shoot the balls at other kids <softly of course> and so and and so forth.
Anyways, now moving back to the main attraction. To your right <once again, if you were entering from new york street> would be a candy store <of course> and the entrance to the factory tour. You it would be a water ride, because the movie had a boat section in it, and because MGM has no water ride yet. So, you go through the line, and finally reach the boarding area. You hop into you rboats, which would resemble the Jurassic Park boats, in that they are wide and sit about 5 people a row. the boat takes off and you are taken on a tour of the wonka factory, Umpa-Lumpas play about, and sing songs according to the scenes, such as the big chocalte waterfall, the air vents, the golden egg laying geese and the wonka-vision, just to name a few.
So, the ride has been pretty gentle so far, just flowng along...
Near the end, you would enter a big room, and over head, it would say Wonkavator or however its spelled, and it would be decorated much like an elevator, this is where the lift would be. The room would be dark, with little lights flickering, resembling elevator directional buttons, but pointing all over the place, you would reach the top, were you would be able to see all of the candyworks play area below, and then, Whoosh! Down you go, plummeting back down to a big splash finish. Then it would curve around and let you out, with little umpa-lumpa's waving good-bye to you
Whatya think? I was also considering different ways to make the water look like chocalte, the best i could come up with is to paint the ground under the water a chocalte brown, but other then that, I'm stumped.
Here is one of the first that I am almost sure will be and instant classic, hopefully.
First Off, it would probably end up being a 'mini-land' because it consists of two parts, and secondly, it is supposed to be a 'kids' attraction for the most part, but, it still has enough thrill to entice the older generations.
Anyways, as the subject title sugests, it would indeed be based around 'Willy Wonka and the Choclate Factory', which, if I'm not mistakned, was a movie produced by MGM. I'd love it if I could get that verified. So, it would best fit in at disney-mgm studios. Now, I also think it should replace the Honey I shrunk the kids movie set adventure thing, the resteraunt next to it, and it would extend back into some of those fake building facades on Newyork street. This new 'Land' could be accesed on either side, either from mickey avenue, or new york street, and on both sides, people would be greated by big iron gates with the words "wonka' on them, just like in the movie. Then, they would walk through the doors of the Wonka factory, which would be a facade, of course. Here is were everything lightens up. Once inside the factory, bright colors and music abounds. if you were entering from new york street, to your left you would find 'The candy works' a huge ball pit with slides and nets to crawl on, that would resemble a candy production center, pipes on the roof would empty the candy 'balls' into the room, making it seem like they are playing in a big candy vault. There would be towers that kids could climb on and shoot the balls at other kids <softly of course> and so and and so forth.
Anyways, now moving back to the main attraction. To your right <once again, if you were entering from new york street> would be a candy store <of course> and the entrance to the factory tour. You it would be a water ride, because the movie had a boat section in it, and because MGM has no water ride yet. So, you go through the line, and finally reach the boarding area. You hop into you rboats, which would resemble the Jurassic Park boats, in that they are wide and sit about 5 people a row. the boat takes off and you are taken on a tour of the wonka factory, Umpa-Lumpas play about, and sing songs according to the scenes, such as the big chocalte waterfall, the air vents, the golden egg laying geese and the wonka-vision, just to name a few.
So, the ride has been pretty gentle so far, just flowng along...
Near the end, you would enter a big room, and over head, it would say Wonkavator or however its spelled, and it would be decorated much like an elevator, this is where the lift would be. The room would be dark, with little lights flickering, resembling elevator directional buttons, but pointing all over the place, you would reach the top, were you would be able to see all of the candyworks play area below, and then, Whoosh! Down you go, plummeting back down to a big splash finish. Then it would curve around and let you out, with little umpa-lumpa's waving good-bye to you
Whatya think? I was also considering different ways to make the water look like chocalte, the best i could come up with is to paint the ground under the water a chocalte brown, but other then that, I'm stumped.
