Park / Disney's Movie Magic
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13-April 04
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Disney's Movie Magic Hint Re-Cap/Explanations
Hint #7
"There's nothing better then H....2....H"
Location: The "...." dots on the Head2Head page.
Reason: Self Explanatory, the dots give the exact place, H-2-H gives the page
Hint #8
"If you're happy and you know it, c.la.p your hands"
Location: "1986" in the description on Chateau Lake's page
Reason: "c.l.a.p your hands"...CLAP (Chateau Lake Amusement Park)
Hint #9
"The Park That Started It All"
Location: Invisible Line Reading "You're Almost There...Last Step" on Universal's Island Xtreme page
Reason: "park that started it all"...UIX, the park that got NE started.
Bonus:
"Click an Orbit"
Location: The "big" orbit in the navigation in the upper left hand corner
"We didn't say click the big orbit...."
Location: SCROLL DOWN!"
The park looks great, can't wait to check it out.
Fantastic park anyway, much better than TH imo. I love that Triton's palace-thing, and the Tower of terror-thing... Write more later.
Metro
You deserve a painful death for that... You realise it, don't you?
But thanks for the AMAZING spotlights... Now to find spotlight #2...
I'll comment on areas when I have had a whole week to look at the detail and amazing stuff in this park.
Well done, this is an amazing park.
I think this park is the best out of all 3. I love this park.
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Secondly, I would like to say that I now understand why everybody does Disney parks. They are incredible fun to build, because you are forced to put attention to detail and what turns out you really like it. In the future you probably will see more Disney parks from me (After Ports of Call gets finished eventually), and I have got some good ideas I can think of for Disney parks.
Thirdly, I hope that each one of you enjoy the park and get something out of it. Some areas are a bit wacky for me, but it all turned out great in the end. Enjoy the park and live the magic. Thanx.
I'm reinstalling LL just for this, Fatha'. It better be good.
anyways amazing park fatha' i loved the POC pirate area, the broken ship is really cool, my fav section was the one with the stall-out mine train, it did not seem disney like but it was still really cool with great landscapeing. the rapids were awsome, nice job with all the details like the gator. and that peter pan stage show was awsome barrels insted of seats what an idea!
10/10
My Fav park ever. thx.
I like how you went and built your own Disney park and not some of the more tradtional ones you see here, everything to me felt Disney even it is in Rct 1. My favorite was them Alladin's Magic Carpets, nice job with those.
I'd have to say this is my favorite Spolight out of this round.
Nice job Fatha'!
It occured to me that few people have seen the original 'patented flying carpet ride' in Ports of Call that iris was referring to. You really should release that park sometime, finished or not. Ride's like Scaravans and Flying Carpet and Storm Riders need to be seen!
I guess what I really liked about the park is that it doesn't follow any typical models like the four corners or the central like type parks. It isn't a collection of islands either and it doesn't really on typical Fatha' rides (though in retrospect, you've always mixed up your ride types). I'll look at it more because I can't think of specifics to comment on but it was really a nice park. Congrats Grinch on another job well done.
Perfect theming choices as always...your architecture is again flawless...but I still think its rather cramped. Oh well.
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I agree to some extent, but the coaster tracking gives the area its roman flavor. Without the tracking, it would look just like Notre Dame. Also, I did get inspiration from your Aegean, just a little
Again i agree to some extent, but I believe the method I used to make the pirate area would give the best results. I dont see how The Curse of the Black Pearl doesnt hold to the Disney name, I mean its from the movie. And can it with the La Madelaine shit! Your comments on Mulan I dont agree with, seeing as the coaster track, again, gives the area its chinese feel. I mean, its the best way to go about making an Asian area.
Thanx, glad someone notices the theming. As for the ride itself, i again think that it achieved its purpose (It went throughout the building and through theming [hidden under pathway], and it dropped while being able to be seen). I myself couldn't ask much more of the ride, and I think it proved to be a good one. But, to each his own.
Well, I can explain the overcrowding. When looking at the overhead view, I believe the overcrowding you speak of is the encroachment of the sections upon one another. The pathing inside the themed areas is wide open imo. For instance, Mulan, PotC, Aladdin, Kuzcotopia, Atlantica, and Hawaii all had very, very open pathway. The only areas that have encroached pathways have them for a reason. The roman and Notre Dame area have slim pathways due to the European feel I looked to achieve (Overcrowding). The jungle area has little path due to the Erwindale effect i used (covering the pathway with foilage and such to achieve the jungle feel). Another reason I packed in so many sections was to both achieve the disney feel and give people a lot to look at. When I say achieving the Disney feel, I look at Magic Kingdom. The park has about 6-7 different areas, not 4 (the typical RCT amount... you know build em around a lake kind). The park has a lot to look at, and i wanted this park to be the same. With the high amount of areas, it has something for everybody to enjoy, which I hold high in value. I think I built this park from a peeps perspective only, which is why I disregarded spacing between areas.
Well now I really have to disagree. I think that there were lots of Disney rides, both indoors and outdoors (believe it or not, not all Disney rides are enclosed in arenas). Even still there are 8 enclosed rides (if you want to count the ToT), and that rivals your 8-9 in Disney's Forgotten Kingdom. The indoor rides are there, the problem you may see with them is their size is minute compare to your indoor rides (prolly 2 or 3 times smaller, excluding ToT). They are there, they just dont stand out (which i intended, and which I think is a good thing). Other Disney-esque rides include the water rides (Quest for Pan [think Kali River Rapids in AK], Maiden Voyage [think Splash Mountain], and Journey to the Surface), the flatrides (Disney does have them, trust me), and the attractions and shows (IE the castle, 'La Madelaine,' and Sultan's Palace). The only standout ride I can think of that Disney would not make is the floorless. I created that to appeal to the coaster loving crowd of NE, so that Disney flaw I will accept. But even still, Disney does make intense roller coasters that arent enclosed (a la California Screamin'). So again, I respect your opinion but I have to disagree.
Anyways, sorry if im sounding like a hardass but I felt the need to do some explainin. Thanx for looking at the park, and its good to hear opinions coming from you (the Disney parkmaker).
When I opened it though...well, the park is amazing. I loved it Fatha'.
Kuzco Tower of terror is better than Natelox's TT I think. It draws on what Nate did
but adds a so much. And also, it had the Fatha' beauty.
I still think Curse of the Black Pearl needed to be another color
This is only my first impression but I believe this is a top 5 worthy park and easily the best monster this spotlight round. Nate's was too...... Something, I don't know and City of Dreams is too out there to be a hit with me everyday. This will be a park that I will always take pleasure in exploring, I can tell.
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ps- Your TOT building is better than Nate's, by a longshot. I didn't examine the Q or the ride itself enough to say on those, yet...