Cinematic Kingdom

 

The third gate of the Disneytopia resort is its most immersive park yet. Themed to the world of movies, Cinematic Kingdom is a studio park with five incredible lands. This includes a studio section, Hollywood Gardens, and four immersive worlds branching off of that.

Here are the five areas:
  • Hollywood Gardens
  • Worlds of Pixar
  • Kingdom of Arendelle
  • Pandora: The World of Avatar
  • Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge
These areas will be gone over in later posts.

Out of all the parks, this was the most challenging one to develop. I went through many ideas before landing on the movie realms idea. The layout would be similar to Universal's Epic Universe park, and it would be built on a similar scale to that. However, the results I have gotten from this park are exciting and innovative, and I truly believe this could live up to its inspiration.

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