Fun If you were starting a disney theme park what would your castle be?

disneyboi92 · 11-08-2008, 07:05 PM

If you were starting your own magic kingdom what would your castle be and what attractions will you have in your park?

Goof@Heart · 11-08-2008, 09:32 PM

King Triton's Castle hasn't been used. How about the Beast's Castle? The Castle from the last scene of Snow White, maybe. Fun to think about.

MTdizzle94 · 11-25-2008, 09:42 PM

Probably a Beauty and the Beast castle with an Omnimover dark ride going inside the castle

Rayangelo · 11-25-2008, 09:49 PM

Castle? Pssh.. I'd have Pride Rock

Roo719 · 11-25-2008, 11:26 PM

Can it be something modern? Must it be a castle? I like the idea of a great tower, monolith if you will, with each face a different mosaic. It would face a given direction and work into the landscape. The front would be a waterfall, reflecting those who approach...and it would separate as you enter this dream world.

Peace?
Roo

Disneyland Daddy · 11-26-2008, 10:35 PM

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Originally Posted by disneyboi92

If you were starting your own magic kingdom what would your castle be and what attractions will you have in your park?

Your question threw me at first. I thought "My castle? What would it be? Well, it would be a castle, of course." But then I realized what it was you meant.

Hmmmm........I'm thinking I'd choose Sleeping Beauty or Cinderella.........but either way, I think I'd make it entirely out of glass with an incredible lighting affect for night time viewing

dland_lover · 11-27-2008, 10:48 PM

Snow White, as an honor to the first Disney Princess. And, I would have the following rides immediately in the Castle courtyard/in the castle: Snow White (a lot of plussing with this one), Sleeping Beauty, Beauty and the Beast and Peter Pan. Also a Carousel would be in the courtyard.

Further away, in a more wooded, natural setting, would be Mr. Toad's Wild Ride (entering through a stand-alone Toad Hall that's butted up against a berm that hides the show building), Alice In Wonderland (on-stage setting would be the quiet little village that Alice starts off in, again against the same grassy/wooded berm that Mr. Toad is), and a boat-based Little Mermaid attraction (like Pirates, but with smaller, milder drops so as not to be too scary for the little ones).

I would also place Splash Mountain in Fantasyland, off in a separate area (much like ToonTown is) with the Country Bear Jamboree (probably a new show) and a great restaurant serving Southern cuisine and a stage for live Bluegrass music.

I have more ideas, but there's just not enough time for them all.

Disneyland Daddy · 11-28-2008, 08:22 AM

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Originally Posted by dland_lover

Snow White, as an honor to the first Disney Princess.

I like this. Good idea!

dland_lover · 11-28-2008, 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Disneyland Daddy

I like this. Good idea!

*does his best British gentleman's accent* Why, thank you, Sir! Very kind, indeed!

Lady Stardust · 11-29-2008, 08:00 AM

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Originally Posted by dland_lover

Snow White, as an honor to the first Disney Princess.

I like this idea as well! It also helps that she's my favorite princess.

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Rayangelo the cute one! Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Southern California Posts: 8,344	Re: If you were starting a disney theme park what would your castle be? Castle? Pssh.. I'd have Pride Rock __________________ Sometimes when you're young, you have moments of such happiness, you think you're living in someplace magical, like Atlantis must have been? then we grow up and our hearts break into two. - Hearts in Atlantis -Stephen King If your heart is open, love will always find a way.

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dland_lover havin bad hare day Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Vista, CA Posts: 3,113	Re: If you were starting a disney theme park what would your castle be? Snow White, as an honor to the first Disney Princess. And, I would have the following rides immediately in the Castle courtyard/in the castle: Snow White (a lot of plussing with this one), Sleeping Beauty, Beauty and the Beast and Peter Pan. Also a Carousel would be in the courtyard. Further away, in a more wooded, natural setting, would be Mr. Toad's Wild Ride (entering through a stand-alone Toad Hall that's butted up against a berm that hides the show building), Alice In Wonderland (on-stage setting would be the quiet little village that Alice starts off in, again against the same grassy/wooded berm that Mr. Toad is), and a boat-based Little Mermaid attraction (like Pirates, but with smaller, milder drops so as not to be too scary for the little ones). I would also place Splash Mountain in Fantasyland, off in a separate area (much like ToonTown is) with the Country Bear Jamboree (probably a new show) and a great restaurant serving Southern cuisine and a stage for live Bluegrass music. I have more ideas, but there's just not enough time for them all. __________________ BTMRR. POTC. IJA. WFJC. HISTA. Don't know what these mean, but seem to find them all over MiceChat? Then check out The Official MC Glossary, and be confused no more! Also, please head on over and look at my thread "Disneyland in 2D". Last edited by dland_lover; 11-27-2008 at 11:38 PM.

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