Disneyland London

**Disneyland London** is a resort concept for the United Kingdom, situated close to London in the English county of Kent. The resort would start with a single par, Disneyland, and the large Disneyland Grand Hotel within the vicinity, located at the entrance to this park. There would be room for a potential second park. The primary themes of Disneyland London are “imagination” and “innovation”, along with the thrill of adventure, exploration, and the wonders of storytelling.

## Layout

The park’s layout would combine the traditions of past Disneyland parks (mainly Magic Kingdom and Itchy and Scratchy Land), with themed lands and a hub in the center. The statue icon of the park is called "Dreamers and Doers", a statue of a large storybook, being read by Walt and Roy Disney, Mickey Mouse, and Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.

The park has 6 lands, which are Innovation Square, Lost Plateau, Forest of Change, Discovery Bay, Starpoint Port, and Marvel Labs.

## Innovation Square

The entry land, very similar to Main Street but has a British feel to it. Has the setting and theme of a turn-of-the-century British town, and takes inspiration from Magic Kingdom's Main Street, but town square is different. A statue of a renowned British scientist/inventor (Wren, Newton, Darwin) stands in the middle of a small flowery garden. The land shows “state-of-the-art” technology of the early 20th Century such as new gas lamps and automobiles. The landscape and architecture takes inspiration from several places in London, most notably Kensington. Innovation Square houses many shops and restaurants.

### Attractions

* Innovation Square Railway Station (transportation)
* Town Hall (guest services)
* Horse Drawn Carts and Transport (transportation)

### Shops and Dining

* Darling & Sons (pin trade shop)
* The Emporium (shopping boutique)
* Dapper Dan’s (barber shop)
* Toyland Candy Palace (sweet shop)
* Sherman Music Hall (music and CDs)
* Penny Arcade (amusements)
* Flora’s Unique Boutique (boutique)
* Elias and Co. (sportswear)
* Lillian’s Dainty Collectibles (glassware and china collectibles)
* Storybook Pastry (bakery)
* Iwerks Photographers (photo printing)
* Kensington Publishers (bookstore)
* Walt’s (American-themed cuisine)
* Gibson Girl Parlour (ice cream)
* The Old Steamboat (British pub)
* The Sorcerer’s Appetizers (character dining)

## Lost Plateau

The Adventureland of the park, based on the works of fiction by British authors like Arthur Conan Doyle and Rudyard Kipling, and the former British colonies in exotic countries. The land itself takes much inspiration from Conan Doyle’s The Lost World. The main E-ticket attraction is Journey To the Centre of the Earth, based on the Tokyo DisneySea attraction, and set in a large “active” volcano Mount Scartaris. The southern section of the land houses a small encampment, located near an ancient jungle temple housing a Splash Mountain-style river ride based around *The Emperor’s New Groove*. The northern section takes on a more mountainous, icy environment where the Ice Age and dinosaurs still exist in a dark ride/rollercoaster attraction. A Soarin’-esque attraction based on *Up* is situated in the southern-west corner of the land.

### Attractions

* Lost Plateau Train Station (transportation)
* Journey To the Centre of the Earth (underground slot cars) - Based on Jules Verne's novel, delve deep into the earth and uncover an amazing but terrifying subterranean world in this fast-moving exciting ride.
* Kuzco River Rapids (temple river rapids) - Guests board hollowed out tree trunks and go for a wet ride through Kuzco's jungle empire, evading jaguars and helping the groovy llama break into Yzma's lab to turn himsef back into a human.
* Up, Up, and Away (Up-themed Soarin’ simulator) - Guests enter through Carl Fredricksen's house into a dark cave where they go for a simulated flight across Paradise Falls while pursued by Charles Muntz' dog patrol.
* Prehistoria (dark ride/Zampela Double Heart coaster) - Inspired by Countdown to Extinction and Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World, this dark ride/rollercoaster takes guests through a forgotten rocky valley where they encounter dinosaurs, mammoths, and other prehistoric creatures.
* Festival of the Lion King (theatre show)

### Shops and Dining

* Tropical Imports (food market)
* Explorers Club (boutique)
* Lost World Wares (dinosaur merchandise)
* Urubamba Preservation Outpost (photo printing/Adventureland merchandise)
* Restaurantosaurus (dinosaur-themed dining)
* Trader Sam’s (drinks bar/tiki-themed dining)

## Forest of Change

Fantasyland's equivalent is a forest based around changing seasons, split into four sublands based around spring, summer, autumn, and winter. The central icon of the park is the Honeymoon Castle, based off of Sleeping Beauty.

Exiting through the Castle brings guests to a medieval fair is decorated for a springtime festival. Built in the centre is the Clock of Seasons, a large ornate clock designed by Geppetto. To the left is the Princess Hall, and to the right is a small circus-themed area for the twin Dumbo spinners. Beyond that is a rural countryside, dominated by the large Seven Dwarfs Mine Train. To the east is Rapunzel’s tower, the front backdrop for a dark ride based on *Tangled*, accompanied by the Snuggly Duckling tavern. Behind the mine train is the small subland of Wonderland, featuring the Mad Hatter’s Tea Cups, Alice’s Curious Labyrinth, and the distinctive Royal Hearts Banquet Hall restaurant. The Hundred Acre Wood is set in autumn, with colourful leaves decorating the trees and ground, featuring the E-ticket Pooh’s Hunny Hunt, an interactive woodland, and a picnic area. The winter section at the back of the land is covered in snow and ice, set in *Frozen*’s Arendelle. The royal castle has a princess-themed boutique, a restaurant, a Frozen exhibit, and meet-and-greet area. The Enchanted Ice Palace indoor river ride sits in the large mountain opposite the castle.

### Attractions

* The Honeymoon Castle (walkthrough) - The icon of the park, which contains a walkthrough of scenes from *Sleeping Beauty* on the Second floor. Its a carbon copy of the castle at Disneyland Paris.
* Central Plaza Stage - just a copy of Disneyland Paris' version but instead of the sides its on the hub.
* Forest O Change Railway (transportation) (DLLRR)
* Princess Hall (meet-and-greet) - A fanciful hall suitable for royalty. Here guests may meet the Disney Princesses in a rotatary schedule with three princesses to meet per day.
* Dumbo the Flying Elephant (aerial carousel) - The classic, quintessential Dumbo ride, themed as part circus, part medieval fair. There are two Dumbo carousels for better crowd control and E-ticket holders.
* Seven Dwarfs Mine Carts (mine cart coaster) - Similar to the Magic Kingdom version but with a different track and telling a more full version of *Snow White*.
* The Mad Hatter’s Tea Cups (teacups spinner) - The other quintessential attraction, set in the March Hare's garden in a party area decorated with Chinese lanterns.
* Tangled Adventure (dark ride) - A counterpart to Peter Pan's Flight, guests board suspended balloons and experience the story of *Tangled*.
* The Many Adventure of Winnie the Pooh (dark ride) - A dark ride through the Hundred Acre Wood and then into Pooh's nightmares.
* The Enchanted Ice Palace (boat ride) - Based on Marc Davis' concept of the same name, this enchanting boat ride takes guests through Elsa's palace as her mood changes the environment and speed of the water.
* Glacial Gazebo (meet-and-greet) - A meet-and-greet spot featuring *Frozen* characters.
* Marshmallow’s Cave (indoor play area)
* "its a small world" - A magical boat ride that lets you experience the many different countries of the world.

### Shops and Dining

* Big Top Treats (merchandise/sweet shop)
* Pooh’s Corner (*Winnie the Pooh* merchandise)
* Wandering Oaken’s Trading Post (boutique/equipment)
* Sir Giles’ Galleria (merchandise/boutique)
* Arendelle Toys (toy store)
* Crystal Grotto (glassware)
* Bella Notte (table service)
* The Snuggly Duckling (counter service)
* The Royal Hearts Banquet Hall (table service)
* Cheshire Café (counter service)
* Fresh Snow Sundaes (ice cream parlour)
* Castle of Two Sisters (table service)

## Discovery Bay

A combination of the unimagined Discovery Bay, Disneyland Paris’ Discoveryland, and Tokyo DisneySea’s Port Discovery, this land focuses on how the future would look through the eyes of legendary authors like Jules Verne, H.G. Wells, and Leonardo Da Vinci. The land is themed around the 1889 World’s Fair, so has futuristic French architecture including a miniature Eiffel Tower. The most imposing sight is the large Discovery Mountain, a large artificial dome that houses the Space Mountain-based From the Earth to the Moon rollercoaster. Within the mountain is the Nautilus underwater walkthrough, and an aquatic-themed restaurant. Aquatopia, the trackless water attraction, is built opposite the mountain in a S.E.A. facility. The Island On Top of the World, a suspended/simulated dark ride, is accessed through a silo housing the *Hyperion* airship. Other attractions are Journey Into Imagination and Le Visionarium.

### Attractions

* Discovery Bay Train Station (transportation)
* Discovery Mountain: From the Earth To the Moon (space-themed Intatmin LSM Launch Megacoaster) - A more steampunk take on Space Mountain and inspired by Disneyland Paris' version, it "fires" guests into space using the Columbiad space cannon for a fast-paced, thrilling adventure through the stars.
* Nautilus (walkthrough) - An underwater walkthrough of Captain Nemo's submarine.
* Aquatopia (trackless water ride) - An aquatic LPS ride around a small lagoon as part of an "experiment" by S.E.A.
* The Island On Top of the World (suspended-simulator dark ride) - An exciting adventure to the frozen north to discover a long lost civilization.
* Journey Into Imagination (dark ride) - The Dreamfinder and Figment explore the endless fathoms of imagination and what humanity can create and has created.
* The What-If Labs (interactive exhibits) - An interactive exhibit on the first floor of the Imagination Institute.
* Le Visionarium (Circle-Vision theatre) - The Timekeeper and his robotic sidekick 9-Eyes travel in time to observe Jules Verne and H.G. Wells but accidentally transport them across time to see the wonders of the past and future.

### Shops and Dining

* Constellations (boutique)
* Lightspeed Photography (camera kiosk)
* Gifts of the Galaxy (astronomy/astrology/space-themed purchases)
* Eiffel Eatery (counter service)
* Nemo’s Galley (table service)
* Café Hyperion (counter service)
* New Horizons (table service)

## Starpoint Port

A small land based on *Star Wars*, split into two environments based on Tatooine and Endor. Mos Eisley is a desert, sandy space port, featuring an exploratory replica of the Millennium Falcon, an interactive show featuring Jabba the Hutt, an X-Wing spinner for “rookie rebel pilots”, the Cantina, and a droid factory-themed restaurant. Ewok Village is a forested area, with a treetop walkthrough, the Jedi Training Academy, and Star Tours set within a renovated Empire spacecraft hub.

### Attractions

* Millennium Falcon (walkthrough) - An exploratory scale version of the Millennium Falcon.
* An Audience With Jabba the Hutt (interactive animatronic show) - The disgusting Jabba the Hutt welcomes guests to his den for a humourous, interactive experience.
* X-Wing Flights (rocket spinner) - A Rocket Jets/Astro Orbiter attraction that has amateur rebel pilots test out the X-Wings.
* Ewok Treetops (treetop walkthrough) - A walkthrough attraction through a raised Ewok village.
* Jedi Training Academy (interactive show) - An interactive show where children can become Jedi padawans and face the wrath of Darth Vader in a lightsaber duel.
* Star Tours (animatronic flight simulator) - An updated version of the classic attraction, potentially featuring settings for *Star Wars: The Force Awakens*.

### Shops and Dining

* Watto’s Traders (merchandise)
* Roben’s Intergalactic Wardrobe (boutique)
* The Cantina (counter service)
* Droid Deli (counter service)

## Marvel Labs

A futuristic urban city set around properties from Marvel Comics, set in a state-of-the-art series of laboratories run by Stark Industries and S.H.I.E.L.D. The Iron Man Experience, a 3D simulator involves guests and Iron Man battling Ultron as his drones invade Stark Labs. The Innoventions Exhibition shows Iron Man models, and a Captain America display. A S.H.I.E.L.D. containment facility houses Hulk Unleashed, an SFX simulator where the Incredible Hulk is trying to escape imprisonment. Opposite that is Ant-Man’s Magnificent Magnifier, a modern update of Adventure Thru Inner Space. The Guardians of the Galaxy have a launch coaster, and Gogo Gear Coaster is a motorbike coaster taking elements from Test Track as a vehicle test facility for Gogo Tomago’s motorbikes sponsored by Krei Tech. An Asgardian observatory stands at the back of the land, featuring the Bifrost Adventure, a sit-in interactive show where Heimdall shows audiences the Nine Realms using the Bifrost, only for Loki and the Dark Elves to invade, with Thor coming to the rescue.

### Attractions

* Stark Industries Train Station (transportation)
* The Iron Man Experience (3D simulator) - Tony Stark invites guests to test out his new inventions but when Ultron rebels, the audience must take a stand against the robot in an SFX-laden ride.
* Innoventions Exhibition (exhibitions/meet-and-greets) - A two-story exhibition hall used for Disney or Marvel exhibits, meet and greets, or conferences showing off new technology.
* Hulk Unleashed (SFX simulator) - In this walk-in simulator, S.H.I.E.L.D. are trying to contain the Hulk but he attempts to break out.
* Ant-Man Magnificent Magnifier (dark ride) - An updated revitalised version of Adventure Thru Inner Space featuring Ant-Man.
* Guardians of the Galaxy Cosmic Blast (launch coaster) - Rocket Raccoon and Star Lord launch guests out into a fast-moving coaster.
* Gogo Gear Coaster (bike coaster) - An indoor-outdoor motorbike coaster that travels through the land based around the idea of Gogo Tomago testing new bikes on a TestTrack-like attraction.
* The Bifrost Adventure (interactive show) - An interactive show where Heimdall welcomes guests to Asgard and shows them the wonders of the nine realms using the Bifrost. That is until Loki and the Dark Elves invade, and it is up to Thor to save the day.

### Shops and Dining

* Taneleer Tivan’s Collectives (merchandise)
* Stark Industries Supplies (boutique)
* Treasures of Asgard (merchandise/boutique)
* Hall of Heroes (Avengers-themed restaurant and shopping)
* Planet Buster Pizzeria (counter service pizzeria)
* Cosmo Catering (quick service)