JB

Wow, definitely an inversion-lovers coaster! I think I would have to work my way up to riding this one, starting the day with milder coasters. Looks great! Intimidating, but great!

Nice! The 'drone' camera really brings out the beauty of the zoo. Pleasant music, too.

It's kind of neat that the cars start out amongst all the hubbub of people and buildings, and then it's off into the wilds of the USA with all its National Parks and monuments.

Interesting that you left the track un-illuminated at night, it adds to the creepiness and mystery!

You did a masterful job utilizing the reflections of the fountains mirrored in the water! Nice!

Nice kiddie coaster. Just enough height and speed to thrill the little tykes, but not make them wet their pants. 😛 I like the storybook colors of the interior walls.

Love those horizontal lasers! And you must have a laser emitter positioned high up in the sky (pointing downward)?

Love the fanciful table umbrellas; very suitable for Fantasyland. I also love that you're including the Canal Boats; one of the few early Disneyland attractions to still survive. Monstro looks like he's holding his breath, and is about to explode! 🐳🎆

Yep! I think I actually heard Zarathustra speak! Very nice. I especially liked the punctuated (blue) drum beats.

I think an entrance should be quite bright, so people can see it from a distance and know where to go. 🙂

Love the idea of the queue going through a gas station, with all the cans, tires, signs, barrels, and other clutter laying around. See the USA! 🏕️🏞️

Water tacos! Hadn't tried any of those before. Won't the taco shells get soggy? Also, I bet the force from the water jets will blast the ground beef, cheese, lettuce, and tomatoes into the lagoon. Maybe you should rethink this? 😛

Great looking Halloween park! Thanks for the aerial view, I was wondering where the different lands were, in relation to the Main Street/entrance.

I like that you chose to use aqua-colored mist. It looks great against the orangey rocks. I probably would've went with something less imaginative, like green or purple. Looks like you're using the Blacksmith's shop as the entrance queue for that flat ride (can't tell for sure); a good way to work in some theming!

Nice update; lots to see! I don't think I've seen that hanging light fixture in the Today Cafe before. Do you know, off hand, what set it belongs to?

Ha! Love the idea that the Monster itself constructed the roller coaster. 🦑 <= This squid is the closest I could come to an octopus-like monster emoji. 😛 What a great concept for this area of the park! The eyeballs are both, hilarious and creepy. 👁️

Like Kablary, I love the garish, creepy colors! And I like how Bozo's hand acts as a tunnel for the coaster to go through.

I continue to be astounded by how well this game depicts snow!

Wow, ParkCrafters must be a very lucurative venture, that it can sponsor a whole theme park!

Love the somber, muted colors of the foliage, rocks, and castle. 👍

Is that a tornado I see in the background of the third photo?

Woodsy! I like that the entrance is an honest-to-goodness old-style billboard, like you'd see along the roadside. 🌲🌲🌲

Ha! Yes, your grandson coulda made these, but these "chicken scratches" will make the final results (when we see them) all the more amazing!

I think I would enjoy the Icelandic section of the park best, especially Snæfell. Journey To The Center Of The Earth is one of my favorite Verne stories and films (1959. The 2008 version with Brendan Fraser is OK too.) Is the park entrance sign ("Three Mountains Park") custom scenery? It looks great! I've never seen it before. 🏔️🏔️🏔️

It's interesting how both versions have their advantages: The cinematic camera makes for a more dramatic show and allows us to see, in finer detail, some aspects of the show, like the overhead shots of the barges. And the fixed camera version gives us a better overall feel for the show; how it all fits together. It also gives us a better feel for the symmetry and synchronization. I'll let others, more knowledgeable than me, comment on the individual elements of the show. Suffice it to say that I enjoyed it! Thanks. 🙂👍