Given his complaint about the title being a “lefty idea” I think this guys opinion shouldn’t be taken seriously lmao

Hell, even poor Wall-E’s neck couldn’t support the weight of his head. RIP.

Haha its okay!! I do love it but it's not my favorite attraction of all time (that's the CBJ), I was just lucky enough to get to hold the 3D stick and it makes for a good PFP

That's a good one!! I gotta add more MuppetVision entries in general

I made a cheat sheet for this back in the day too, with explanations for all the entries. Hopefully all the info is accurate but I'm sure some of it is out of date in the 4 years since it was made!
docs.google.com/spreadsheets...

Deltarune taking place in Massachusetts is incredible and I am 100% here for it

Im totally out the loop, my first guess was Wallin Ballin but his Twitter got banned (thank god) so I got no clue lol

I’m with you here 100%, ham’s gotta go. Thanksgiving is turkey’s domain, ham can wait until Christmas (and even then my family does feast of the seven fishes and my in laws do prime rib cause both are better than ham lmao)

Thanks! Those ideas were both Eric’s, along with the rest of the Sleepy Hollow area!

My only hesitation for 80s onward is getting TOO modern, I’m afraid of Main Street feeling like some tacky strip mall versus a grand and unfamiliar place like current Main Streets feel. I don’t want it to feel like “Stranger Things Land” haha

It's funny you mention that, because for my own personal castle park project, I'm toying with setting Main Street in either the 1920s/30s or 70s/80s! Also toying with the concept of a fantastical, Traverse Town-esque Main Street, as my idea involves each of the lands being its own lived-in world.

This was a huge undertaking, but it was incredibly fun to work on- and it's given me the energy to make my own bluesky park! Shoutout to @parklore.com, whose work inspired the style for the map.

For a more in-depth look at this park, check out the podcast! It's a 6-part series! youtu.be/96h2TnSnBEY

Lastly we have Tomorrowland, which has been reimagined to be a retrofuturistic land with lots of homages to Disney sci-fi movies of the past and present. Additions include Flynn's Arcade and the End of Line club next to the Tron coaster, a Baymax ride, an extended PeopleMover and more!

Heading out of Villainsland, we enter Fantasyland! There are too many changes to note, so check the alt text!

(It's also worth noting that at this point, my daughter was born, so Villainsland through the end has less concept art as I was off work for two weeks and didn't make more beforehand)

...we enter Villainsland! This new land is home to a large boat dark ride, an Yzma coaster, and lots of areas to meet Villains and get trained to be a henchman. There's also Maleficent's Castle, which is the backdrop to view an alternate fireworks show themed to the villains trying to take over MK!

Heading up into Liberty Square, we see a land that is mostly the same, but with a new expanded area that is themed to Sleepy Hollow with an outdoor terrain coaster. There's also a Haunted Mansion restaurant next to the ride. A pumpkin patch leads into our next land, as the pumpkins slowly distort...

Moving out of Adventureland, we head into Frontierland! Big Thunder has been moved into the river, with the space it formerly occupied being home to a Coco themed area with a new ride and live entertainment. Tiana's replaces Pecos Bill and the CBJ gets a proper gift shop and restaurant!

Connected to the back of Adventureland is a new monorail resort- the Explorer's Lodge! This resort is an old temple that is being researched by S.E.A.. There are several pools with a lazy river, a restaurant with a large fountain show, and a revival of the Adventurer's Club!

Heading west, we have Adventureland! The treehouse has been replaced with Mystic Manor, which actually fits entirely within the plot of land it occupies! Other big changes include entirely redoing Pirates, axing the Carpets to add seating space, and a plane ride over the Jungle Cruise.