Dream Kingdom: Possibilityland

 

In this area, science fiction becomes reality. This is the kind of Tomorrowland that most people these days are used to. It offers an exciting array of attractions and experiences that are out of this world.

When coming in from Main Street, guests will enter a futuristic area with many lights. In the center of a plaza is where guests can ride the Astro Orbiter, which is a faster spinner ride than Dumbo. On the left is the Stargazer Grill restaurant alongside other things. This includes Stitch Encounter, an interactive Turtle Talk-style show starring Stitch, and Buzz Lightyear's Laser Run, which has improved aiming and shooting technology. The latter exits into Star Command Supply while the former exits into Alien Accessories. To the right is the stage, where shows like Baymax's Exercise Tutorial and Guardians of the Galaxy: Epic Dance Party play throughout the day. Also nearby is TRON Lightcycle Power Run, the park's fastest coaster. The ride exits into Light cycle Power Company. Nearby is the Space Snacks snack stand.

In the back of the area is a section themed to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which is similar to the Avengers Campus areas. Here, guests can dine at the Pym Test Kitchen, where food is shrunken and grown. They can also meet the Avengers and see props from the films at Avengers Station. The key attraction here is Avengers Adventures, a 3-D motion simulator where guests fight alongside the Avengers. Like Star Tours, it has randomized sequences, meaning that you will have a different ride experience every time. The ride exits into Station Supply, which it shares with the Avengers Station.

Attractions:
51. Astro Orbiter
52. Stitch Encounter
53. Buzz Lightyear's Laser Run
54. TRON Lightcycle Power Run
55. Avengers Station
56. Avengers Adventures

Dining:
BT. Stargazer Grill
BU. Space Snacks
BV. Pym Test Kitchen

Shopping:
BW. Star Command Supply
BX. Alien Accessories
BY. Lightcycle Power Company
BZ. Station Supply

Entertainment:
Baymax's Exercise Tutorial
Guardians of the Galaxy: Epic Dance Party

When I decided to make a more realistic Tomorrowland, I decided that I also didn't want to exclude the more modern take on Tomorrowland with the Science Fiction theme. So this is what I decided to do: have there be two lands with this concept. Tomorrowland is the "real" future land while Possibilityland is the "fantasy" future land. The Avengers ride here used to be much more ambitious with three different simulators with different storylines, but I summed it down to one simulator to make it more simple.

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  1. AnonymousApril 28, 2024 at 1:59 PM

    I am so glad you’ve included Tron here as well as the MCU. This park is really shaping up to have the best of everything! I want to go here!

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