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OK, I'll share a little concept art for a castle since everybody's time is still being wasted by the year 2026. Hopefully we'll take those who are still wasting all of the time out shortly and we can visit New Disneyland safely, without the past trying to make it bad again.
Since Disneyland's train station takes inspiration from Salt Lake City's Union Pacific station, I figured the New Disneyland Transit Peoplemover station should take some inspiration from Salt Lake City's Trolley square. I have a lot more planned, but I don't want to spoil it. I really am planning the big picture for all that stuff, across all the parks, from here and now. Even the stuff that seems impossible. I'm talking to the future here. 2035ish. See you there and then.
Did they ever find the Frozen "vault" under the boat ride? It really was always there.
Take care.
Oh yeah, and DuckTales Woo-oo!
Designed the ride that caused battle of Los Angeles, decided on the outline for the New Disneyland castle towers, decided to use Orleans as inspiration of entry street, thought up something for Zamperla rockin tug extended ride (Steamboat Willie or DD), worked on cool water effect design for extended Himalaya ride, put Tiana and Steamboat Willie on entry street, worked on hotel design and arcades, did a bunch of weird space/time/realm stuff, plus more, that was all just in the last several hours.
Kids are going to get a chance to "drive" elsewhere in the park soon. Cars are no longer the future, they're the past. A small working model of the future of transit goes in that spot. Self driving public transit bumper cars with the electric roof/pantograph system used in regular bumper cars, called Pubmobiles. The system is known as a Pubway. The ride is a transportation ride with at least three stations, called Pubtopia.
Pubmobile and Pubway are trademarks of Gizmoduck Enterprises.
Truly the only “non replacement” ride at WDW that I view to be valueless. Nothing against the concept of letting kids “drive” cars, but the largely flat and uninteresting track with poor handling and no scenery leads to one of the least “Disney” attractions on property.
The name is kinda like New Zealand. The emphasis isn't New Disneyland, it's more like Newdisney Land. Disneyland next door doesn't become Old Disneyland, it just stays as Disneyland. It's like a museum. You can say Disneyland isn't a museum if you want, but you'll be incorrect.