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dailydisneydreaming · 2 months ago
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hauntedhearse · 4 months ago
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Storybook Land Canal Boats Disney IG: kadieinwonderland ∞
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corndogsonmainst · 2 years ago
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retromouseketeer · 8 months ago
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Postcard caption: 12 Colorful Scenes From Fantasyland Disneyland Walt Disney’s Magic Kingdom Price 15 cents
Interior caption: Here as you cross over the ancient drawbridge of Sleeping Beauty's Castle you enter into a timeless world of imagination. Truly a magic land of wonders and excitement for the young and young-in-heart of all ages. It is here you'll become a part of the Peter Pan story, flee with Snow White from the Wicked Witch, enter the wonderful world of Alice in Wonderland. You'll soar aloft with Dumbo, the flying elephant… ride with Casey Jr., "the little train that can," as he huffs and puffs up Impossible Hill. In Storybook Land you'll cruise in Canal Boats, gliding past Cinderella's dream castle, Pinocchio's Village, the Three Little Pigs and see many other enchanting scenes from Walt Disney's film fantasies. All these and many more make up the world of Fantasyland.
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Stats for Round 1
A little less than a day til the end of Round 2! In the meantime, here are super late stats for Round one I should have made a week ago!
Highest Participation:
689: Submarine Voyage vs Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast
415: MuppetVision 3D VS. Mickey's PhilharMagic
348: California Scream' vs Indiana Jones Adventure
342: Star Tours VS. Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run
328: Beauty and the Beast Live on Stage vs Tower of Terror (any version)
Lowest Participation
139: Typhoon Lagoon Wave Pool VS. Polynesian Volcano Slide
140: Jumpin' Jellyfish vs Maliboomer
155: Disney's Aladdin: A Musical Spectacular VS. Frozen – Live at the Hyperion
158: The Casey Jr. Circus Train VS. Storybook Land Canal Boats
164 Heimlich's Chew Chew Train VS. Food Rocks/Kitchen Kabaret
Biggest Sweeps:
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad 93.8% vs Astro Orbiter 6.2%
Space Mountain (any version) 92.6% vs Aquatopia 7.4%
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh 91.7% vs Armageddon – Les Effets Speciaux 8.3%
Big Thunder Ranch 89.1% vs Doug: Live! 10.9% 
Living with the Land 88.2% vs Circle of Life: An Environmental Fable 11.8%
Parks by winners
Disneyland: 24 (out of 41)
Magic Kingdom: 19 (out of 28)
Tokyo disneyland: 18 (out of 25)
DCA: 12 (out of 21)
Epcot: 11 (out of 23)
Disneyland Paris:11 (out of 21)
Hollywood Studios: 10 (out of 19)
Shanghai disneyland: 6 (out of 10)
Hong Kong Disneyland: 6 (out of 14)
Tokyo Disneysea: 6 (out of 10)
DAK: 4 (out of 9)
Walt Disneys Studios Paris: 3 (out of 7)
(Edited/added!) Parks by winners with percentages:
Tokyo disneyland: 18 (out of 25) 72%
Magic Kingdom: 19 (out of 28) 67.86%
Shanghai disneyland: 6 (out of 10) 60%
Tokyo Disneysea: 6 (out of 10) 60%
Disneyland: 24 (out of 41) 58.54%
DCA: 12 (out of 21) 57.14%
Hollywood Studios: 10 (out of 19) 52.63%
Disneyland Paris:11 (out of 21) 52.38%
Epcot: 11 (out of 23) 47.83%
DAK: 4 (out of 9) 44.44%
Hong Kong Disneyland: 6 (out of 14) 42.86%
Walt Disneys Studios Paris: 3 (out of 7) 42.86%
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alex-the-nonsensologist · 1 year ago
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Disney Dreamland - Part 1: World Galleria
I posted about my idea of a Mysteryland a while back and decided to finally post the rest of my ideas for my personal Disney Park (nicknamed Disney Dreamland; may change the name later, who knows). This outline is a mix of ideas and random commentary related to each idea (I tend to blab a lot in my writing. Sorry in advance). Some ideas are half-baked as I only have an idea how I want them to look and feel rather than function, other ideas are intentionally left vague because they are dependent on experts on the subjects (which I am not). Also, I had trouble coming up with nice-sounding names, so that's why you’ll see a lot of names that are just basic descriptions in quotation marks. Would love some feedback wherever possible!
A bit of background, I originally envisioned this park as a Disneyland in New York (it's one of my favorite self-indulgent daydreams), and that led to my park being a sort of homage to the 1964/1965 New York World's Fair by featuring some iteration of all four of the attractions that debuted there, as well as my version of Main Street being a sort of mini World’s Fair. 
Shout-out to @disneylanddilettante , I was inspired to write this after reading her ideal version of Disneyland.
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World Galleria
My version of Main Street would be under a lovely glass roof to shield from the weather, and resemble a Victorian arcade. Inspired by Tokyo’s World Bazaar (their equivalent of Main Street), and in homage to similar places throughout Europe’s history, such as The Great Exhibition of 1851, Passage des Panoramas in Paris, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in Italy, etc. 
The architecture would be mostly Victorian with a bit of Turn of the 20th Century. To help carry the theme of “World’s Fair”, international restaurants would be featured here; their building exteriors would follow the Victorian look, but their signage, window displays, and interiors would fully reflect their respective cultures (for example, see Restaurant Hokusai in Tokyo’s World Bazaar).
The entire place would have plenty of ventilation, especially in the summer, to prevent it from feeling like a greenhouse. To help traffic flow, the street would have crossroad branches in the middle like Tokyo does, leading out into Adventureland on the left, and Discoveryland on the right. The parade does not run down this route (more on that later). This allows the center crossroads space to have special decorations for seasonal events, again just like Tokyo does. 
The entire avenue would have accessible second stories to make space for everything. I would also love to have at least one little alcove or mini-courtyard somewhere to relax, containing a small garden with a decorative fountain. 
Disney Dreamland Railroad main station: Victorian style with partial glass ceilings. Other stations will be in each of the five lands, all appropriately themed, and with dioramas in the tunnels teasing each land’s theme / attractions. I also think it would be really neat if the park’s entrance ticket booths were underneath this station.
Great Moments in Storytelling: Successor to Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln, one of the four New York World’s Fair attractions. Due to personal reasons, I’m not entirely comfortable making any President, past or present, shown as a celebrity or a friendly buddy. So I decided, how about famous authors instead? Perhaps Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, Mark Twain, or all three and more? There would also be a narrative or discussion of some kind, so it’s not just them spouting random popular quotes from their works.
“Mini Disneyland model” : The models of the Storybook Land Canal Boats are a very neat idea, but I personally prefer taking my time to see models up close, not in the blink of an eye from afar. I think it would be really cool to have a scale model of the original Disneyland as an homage, and a learning exhibit.
“Galleria Cinema”: Showcases old Disney shorts, including Steamboat Willie, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, and the Alice Comedies. Maybe on special occasions it could even showcase foreign films, like The Red Balloon.
Penny Arcade: Mutoscopes and other coin-operated games. 
World Emporium shop.
"Snack tin shop": In Asia the parks sell snacks in these absolutely GORGEOUS decorative tins. This shop could sell a variety of international snacks with unique Disney art themed to each region / culture on the tin. 
Wishing You Were Here: Stationary shop and post office. Send postcards to your loved ones. Yearly calendar with exclusive artwork available here (Tokyo’s calendar artwork is ASTOUNDING). 
For restaurants, I would include restaurants with the following cuisines: 
Japanese, as a nod to Tokyo Disney Resort (French and Chinese cuisine will be elsewhere in the park).
Norwegian, Moroccan, and Canadian, as a nod to the remaining countries of EPCOT that won’t have restaurants elsewhere in the park.
Thai, as a nod to Amphibia without specifically being IP themed, though there could be a few hidden references to the show in the decor and menu.
Greek. Interior could be themed to mythology and have a few hidden references in the decor to the animated Hercules.
There won’t be any American cuisine in this area as they can already be found elsewhere in the park.
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‘‘ it’s a small world ’’
One of the four New York World’s Fair attractions. In place of the classic Disney castle, here I put "it’s a small world" as my park’s icon. If you think about it, Small World is in its own way a kind of castle, it certainly looks like one, but also a small city. I think it neatly adds on to the theming of World Galleria.  Shout-out to @pureimagineering , who also imagined Small World as a park icon, but for different reasons.
This version’s facade would be castle-sized. Color scheme could be either pastels, or white with various shades of blue, and touches of gold. Entrance and queue would be on the back of the building to leave the front free for live entertainment, and nighttime fireworks and projection shows. The main central garden plaza hub would at least be the size of Tokyo’s, but nowhere near as big as Shanghai's, who only gets away with it because their castle is so dang huge. The hub would be surrounded by a river making it an island, much like Orlando’s hub. Features include a structure inspired by Tower of the Four Winds, and fun topiaries. For my park, the parade would follow a similar route to Tokyo and Shanghai, originating from the west and wrapping around the central hub before exiting eastward. 
There would also be a back garden plaza behind the ride building, with plenty of topiaries, flower gardens, and a little river running through the garden with lovely bridges crossing over it. This area transitions into Fantasyland. There would be an international buffet restaurant and a gift shop placed on the second floor of Small World, above the ride, with the entrance also on the back of the building. The classic clock tower would of course be in front, but there’d also be a smaller version in the back for the people in the queue and the restaurant.
A World of Tastes: International buffet. Interior architecture would resemble the finale room of the ride. Buffet would feature a little bit of something from every single country featured in the ride, with emphasis on cuisine not already featured anywhere else in the park.
‘‘it’s a small world’’ Toy Shop: Does anyone remember the singing Small World Animators’ Dolls that Disney Store released back in 2013 / 2014? I would love to have this store re-release them, as well as mini playset versions (non-singing). The store can of course also sell other Disney character plush, and plush keychains in unique outfits like the ones sold in Tokyo.
The Ride Itself:
I definitely want to have a queue designed by Joey Chou like the one he did for Tokyo’s version’s 2018 renovation. He is pretty much this generation’s Mary Blair. I just love all the kinetic sculptures, the delightful murals, and star-shaped lights dangling from the ceiling. It’s all so adorable and colorful!
For the ride itself, there would be more countries added. For example, Europe could have a few more Eastern European / Slavic countries at the end to transition into Asia. Similar to Hong Kong’s version, the Asia room would also have more dolls and scenes, but rearranged so that the Middle East is in the back to better flow into the Africa room. I would also definitely add the Mandarin and Cantonese versions of the song to Asia’s audio. It would be great if there were more countries represented in Africa, or at least a portion added for the savanna, a marketplace scene, and Mount Kilimanjaro. Maybe also include audio of the song in Swahili and Zulu. I’m not opposed to a North America room, so long as there is decent representation of various Native American tribes, and Canada.
For the ride music, I’d love a version that closely resembled the soundtrack that Paris used to have. I think the instrumentation and vocals from that version is simply top tier joy-inducing. For the finale room I’d use the EPIC orchestral rendition from the Small World finale unit in Tokyo’s Electrical Parade Dreamlights.
While I myself have no problems with the dolls, I am willing for the dolls’ faces to be redesigned to be slightly more cartoony to reduce any uncanny valley.
Controversial opinion, I personally have little issue with most of the Disney character cameos that are in the Hong Kong, California, and Tokyo versions of the ride. Since most of the human characters are portrayed in doll form, and the non-humans match the stylized look of the animals throughout the ride, they tend to blend in rather well and make for a fun Easter Egg game. I will admit, some characters stand out too much, like the Toy Story gang, or had unnecessarily extravagant sets added just for their sake, like Rapunzel who had her whole tower added in Tokyo. As a middle ground, for my version of Small World, I narrowed down the Disney cameos to only 4 specific groups in homage to the movies that Mary Blair had a heavy influence on. 
Alice in Wonderland: I’m a little biased as Lewis Carroll’s Alice is my favorite book. Alice and the White Rabbit fit in well at their current location next to the UK chessboard, and are fine to leave as is. 
Peter Pan: Peter and TinkerBell flying above the audience works just fine as they are decently hidden out of view most of the time. While I think Wendy sitting on the moon is a very cute image, I’ll leave her out to keep the cameos to a minimum.
Cinderella: The current versions stand out a little too much, especially Hong Kong’s where she and Prince Charming have the castle added behind them. For my version, I would only have Gus and Jaq tucked away on the Eiffel Tower (where Mary’s cameo is hanging out), but I would also have the Eiffel Tower rendered in white, blue, and silver in the style of Cinderella Castle.
The Three Caballeros: While Donald, José, and Panchito stand out the most of the four cameos I’ve picked, they were part of a genuine cultural movement as a result of the Good Neighbor policy, not to mention warmly received by Latin America, so they’re perfectly in the spirit of Small World, and I think they’re fine to leave as is.
Starting in the hub, the five themed genre lands of the park, going clockwise, are:
Adventureland
Mysteryland
Fantasyland
Create-It-Land
Discoveryland
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tiniebuggy · 1 year ago
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theheadlessgroom · 5 months ago
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Fortunately, Erika didn't ask for another go-around with the Mad Tea Party the way she did Dumbo, instead mostly wanting to go on the more leisurely, more relaxed rides, such as the Storybook Land Canal Boats and the Casey Jr. Circus Train, both of which she alternated sitting with her parents and her grandfathers, and thoroughly enjoyed herself in both instances. It seemed like, slowly but surely, her shyness was being chipped away at, becoming more and more comfortable in August's presence. It was slow progress, of course, but progress nonetheless.
And that progress came to a head when they all disembarked from Peter Pan's Flight: Randall was quite surprised to see a sleeping Erika in her great-grandfather's arms, her little head resting on his shoulder as she slept rather contentedly.
"She just...dozed off!" August was smiling from ear-to-ear, trying to keep his voice down, lest he wake her, but there was no denying the joy in his voice, clearly over the moon to see that Erika felt comfortable enough around him to fall asleep beside him. He was suddenly awash with memories, remembering holding June when she was that young, carrying her into the house in the evening after a long day of playing...
Speaking of his daughter, she was just arriving with the others in tow, Lon similarly crashed out in Callahan's arms, and looking positively cherubic from his place in his granduncle's embrace: He was as energetic as Randall and Emily had predicted, but though he put up a valiant effort, he'd dozed off just as they pulled into the station after finishing their ride on Big Thunder Mountain.
"Oh...what a pair of little angels!" Josephine cooed, as Colin smiled, "Ah, reminds us of how Willy used to fall asleep after a long day on the farm-Cal and I used to take turns carrying him off to bed; he was as rambunctious as Lon here, but boy, once he hit his limit, he dropped like a sack of bricks!"
"This was a perfect night," June smiled, leaning against Wilhelm as the family began their walk back to Gracey Manor together, the adults quietly enthusing over the evening's events, while Lon and Erika continued to blissfully dream on their family's shoulders.
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randy-jester · 1 year ago
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So this is a niche idea that probably only appeals to me but I can't get it out of my head so I'm sharing it with all of you. AU where Gold (from the Pokémon: Lost Silver creepypasta) gets adopted by the Haunted Mansion crew
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Quick disclaimer: I have not played the Hypno's Lullaby FNF mod yet and I have not watched a full playthrough of it yet (I have seen parts here and there though). I've just been listening to the Monochrome song on loop for 4 straight days (it's a banger btw, especially the Perish mix) and fell straight back into my old Creepypasta phase. My entire perception of Gold's personality comes from what I've seen of the FNF mod, read about on TvTropes, and fanon (I did read the original creepypasta story that he's from, but that honestly gives nothing to work with). This is to say, I apologize in advance if I absolutely butcher Gold's canon personality. I am just very fond of the perception of his character I have in my head.
Anyway! The most prominent trait I interpret of Gold from what I've seen of him so far is that he is DEAD. And SAD. And SAD about being DEAD.
And Disney's Haunted Mansion is filled with dead people who are not necessarily as distraught about their predicament.
I imagine Gold (and the many, many Unown inhabiting his corpse) somehow get isekai-ed out of his game and into one of the Disney Parks. He's floating down the sidewalk feeling very sad indeed, groaning "N O M O R E" every so often.
Ghost Host looks outside and sees this lost soul and his companions just floating about. Hosty, not being one to just leave a soul out in the open, decides to take him in.
The Hatbox Ghost and Emily (Beating Heart Bride) adopt him immediately! Gold is like the son they never had. Hatty is absolutely delighted when he learns Gold can detach his head from his body.
Communicating with Gold is difficult at first, seeing as Gold doesn't speak much. But after some time, the other ghosts eventually learn to read the Unown language.
In particular, Gold and Gus (the prisoner hitchhiker) would have a special bond over both being non-speakers (I headcanon Gus as mute)
This isn't to say I don't think Gold has the ability to talk. I think he could, he just prefers not to. More often than not, he only groans maybe 1-3 words at a time. Otherwise, the unown just spell things out for him.
Sally Slater (the tightrope girl) and Victor Geist (the Organist) go out for ice cream once a week. After they get to know Gold, it becomes a regular thing for them to invite him on their outings. They grab a wheelchair for him (so that he doesn't have to use extra energy floating around) and wheel him out of the mansion to grab some Dole Whip.
Gold doesn't talk much. So during these outings, he prefers to just sit and enjoy his ice cream while listening to Sally and Victor bicker and gossip. Even though he never says it, he enjoys their company.
The hitchhiking ghosts are the ones to take Gold on his first tour of the park. Their preferred method is tying up Gold to those big Mickey balloons and dragging him from place to place
They take him on the fast-pace thrill rides first (think Space Mountain, Splash Mountain, Thunder Mountain, etc.) first because those are their favorites (though specifically more Ezra's favorites). They quickly find out that Gold does NOT like that. So Phineas suggests they take him on It's A Small World. Gold feels much better afterwards. :)
I headcanon Gold prefers the more calm rides. So think It's A Small World and the Storybook Land Canal Boats.
Oh, and he absolutely does NOT want to go on Matterhorn. Ever.
At the end of the hitchhiker's Disney park tour, they gather near the castle to watch the fireworks. Hatty and Emily join in too.
Gold is now surrounded by many more friends, who are all dead just like he is. But perhaps being dead doesn't have to be so bad after all.
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made-nondescript · 2 years ago
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Hello I saw your post you are so right and here is my ask for you
If you could plan a themed section for Scarland what would the theming be and what would the layout look like?
HHHH ACK OKAY
SO. I think it has to be storybook themed (assuming I can't just, STEAL an existing concept) because two of my favorite existing rides at Disney are It's A Small World and the Storybook Land Canal boats. I just LOVE the love and detail put into the dolls and miniatures for these and I feel like there's a lot you could do with a vague storybook/folklore/imagination theme. I'd want to keep it vague so it doesn't come across too much like discount Disney properties (Cinderella, Snow White)
I'm thinking fairies, ogres, elves, giants. There are fairy houses in the little closed off greenery areas, LOTS of forced perspective with some of the rides. The goal should be to make the guests feel like visitors to a realm that wans't necessarily built for them in mind, ie things too big or too small in places. Maybe divide the area in a gradient of small forced perspective to large forced perspective?
Maybe a ride where you're supposed to be a tiny fairy on a VERY Chaotic flight through the brush, that would be a very cool thrill ride. Because faires deserve to be cool and epic okay. Maybe a boatride through a town, like you're being swept out to sea by a storm… kind of like Ratatouille or Arriety type vibe.
THEN normal sized areas, and there's gotta be a mermaid ride. I have. NO ideas for that LOL. Maybe a show? I feel like you could do a fun theatre show with that and every land DOES gotta have a theatre show. There has to be a delightful cafe somewhere, just generally forest themed. Lots of fun pasteries and warm drinks, maybe boba?
This area would have THE most bomb character walk around shows, the kind that just kind of happen sometimes in the middle of things. Little duels and quests. Nothing TOO ren-faire, but yknow. Gotta have a good duel in the fairytale/storybook area. knights, perhaps?
Making the guests feel Small (like being in a realm of giants) is a lot harder I think and I'm not sure how I'd approach that TBH!! it might be limited to just one ride/attraction? MAYBE a tower of terror style frogger ride based on jack and the giant beanstock? that could slay i think
ten milliion thoughts about this forever but its midnight and this is what i got THANK YOU!!!!!! for the ask :D
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disney-stuff · 9 months ago
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The Big Bad Wolf flirts with Miss Universe contestants visiting Disneyland (circa 1962).
You can see Monstro in the background (the entrance to the Storybook Land Canal Boat ride in the Fantasyland section of Disneyland)
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sketchyallstar · 2 years ago
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A while back I got inspired by @spadesart ‘s OC Ada, a successor to Dreamfinder for the Journey into Imagination ride at Epcot, which in turn was inspired by @superstarlimo’s Disney Park Descendants AU they did with their friends, basically making OCs based on attractions in the Disney parks, and it sparked this whole research rabbit hole where I eventually decided i vibed really well with Shanghai Disney’s Voyage to the Crystal Grotto, a boat ride reminiscent of the storybook land canal boats except with a story of a magical crystal cavern underneath the Shanghai Disneyland castle. I am not Chinese, and I don’t understand Mandarin, so I don’t understand the announcer on videos taken of the ride, but I can get the general gist through environmental storytelling and wiki pages. With that ride as my inspiration, I came up with a fairy character in the same sort of vein as Maleficent, being human-sized but without wings, also being able to turn into a dragon. For reference here’s my planning pages:
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I wanted her to have a magic staff but to work with the ride theme I gave her a boat paddle with the design of a dragonfly wing. I imagine her role would be to protect the castle and the stories held within its walls. She’s generally pretty sleepy but comes alive at night, and she loves music.
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hauntedhearse · 6 months ago
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And here's an actual duck I saw at Disneyland last week on his way to visit Snow White. Disney IG: kadieinwonderland ∞
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corndogsonmainst · 2 years ago
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😻💙🌸I love him so much🌼🎀💓
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qocsuing · 1 month ago
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Top Tourist Attractions in Shanghai
Top Tourist Attractions in Shanghai: A Guide to Exploring the Vibrant Metropolis Introduction: Shanghai, a dazzling city that seamlessly blends history and modernity, offers a myriad of attractions for tourists. From iconic landmarks to vibrant neighborhoods, Shanghai has something for everyone. This guide highlights some of the top tourist destinations in Shanghai, ensuring you make the most of your visit to this dynamic city.To get more news about shanghai tourist places, you can visit meet-in-shanghai.net official website.
1. The Bund:
Historical Significance: The Bund, a waterfront area along the Huangpu River, is lined with colonial-era buildings that showcase Shanghai's history as an international trading hub. Walking along the Bund offers stunning views of the city's skyline, including the futuristic skyscrapers of Pudong.
Promenade: Take a leisurely stroll along the promenade, especially at night when the buildings are beautifully illuminated.
2. Yu Garden (Yuyuan Garden):
Classical Chinese Garden: Yu Garden is a classic example of Chinese garden architecture, featuring rockeries, ponds, and intricate pavilions. It provides a peaceful escape from the bustling city.
Nearby Bazaar: Explore the surrounding bazaar, where you can shop for traditional Chinese crafts and souvenirs.
3. Oriental Pearl Tower:
Iconic Landmark: The Oriental Pearl Tower is one of Shanghai's most recognizable landmarks. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the city from its observation decks.
Museum: The tower also houses the Shanghai Municipal History Museum, which offers insights into the city's rich past.
4. Nanjing Road:
Shopping Paradise: Nanjing Road is one of the world's busiest shopping streets, offering a mix of high-end boutiques, department stores, and local shops. It's a must-visit for shopping enthusiasts.
Entertainment: The area also features various entertainment options, including theaters and restaurants.
5. Shanghai Museum:
Cultural Treasure: Located in People's Square, the Shanghai Museum boasts an impressive collection of ancient Chinese art, including bronzes, ceramics, calligraphy, and jade artifacts.
Architectural Beauty: The building itself is a work of art, designed to resemble a traditional Chinese cooking pot.
6. Tianzifang:
Artistic Enclave: Tianzifang is a labyrinth of narrow alleys filled with art studios, boutique shops, cafes, and galleries. It's a great place to experience Shanghai's creative scene.
Historic Shikumen: The area retains the charm of old Shanghai with its preserved shikumen (stone gate) buildings.
7. Zhujiajiao Water Town:
Ancient Water Town: Just an hour's drive from downtown Shanghai, Zhujiajiao is a picturesque water town with ancient bridges, narrow canals, and traditional houses.
Boat Rides: Take a boat ride through the canals for a unique perspective of this charming town.
8. Shanghai Disneyland:
Magical Experience: Shanghai Disneyland offers a magical experience for visitors of all ages. The park features various themed lands, thrilling rides, and entertaining shows.
Unique Attractions: Don't miss the Enchanted Storybook Castle, the largest Disney castle in the world.
Conclusion: Shanghai's blend of historical landmarks, modern architecture, and vibrant cultural scenes makes it a captivating destination for tourists. Whether you're exploring the bustling streets of Nanjing Road or the serene gardens of Yu Garden, Shanghai promises an unforgettable experience. Ready to discover the wonders of Shanghai? Plan your visit to these top tourist attractions and immerse yourself in the charm of this vibrant metropolis!
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Favorite Disney Parks Attraction Showdown: Round 2 - Group D
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Journey into Imagination with Figment: Epcot
Propaganda:
"Okay, look. I am sad that I never got to know the Dreamfinder. BUT. I can't be too sad about it because this ride is at the center of some very fond childhood memories. I remember the rest of my family and I being so excited to run around and ride the attraction again. I love the hijinks Figment pulls in the senses labs. I remember being convinced each ride that this would be the one we would get a scent other than skunk. I was absolutely delighted to see Figment's upsidedown house. And the One Little Spark song and the grand finale just fills me with joy. I'm always going to have a place in my heart for this ride."
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Storybook Land Canal Boats: Disneyland, Disneyland Paris
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