Sometimes magic sees reimagining. New ideas and stories are wished and in pure Disney magic, those wishes would come true. Disneyland Resort Dubai has been a work in progress since 2017 and continues to tell stories in our RCT3 world. The real world likes to throw some curveballs, but this project remains a beacon of creativity and imagination. Currently, both parks in the Disneyland Resort Dubai destination are under rework. I am excited to share progress on both and so here is an update on Disneyland Park. Starting off with what guests first see when they walk through the gates. This iteration of the classic Main Street Station features a few more details and really goes back to the original 2017 design. More details such as awnings will be added once Main Street is in its final stages. The design uses a mixture of Shyguy's Main Street sets and Matt Collins Main Street 1 set. "Here you leave today and enter the world of yesterday, tomorrow and fantasy." This quote greets guests before they head through the entrance tunnels into Main Street. This version of Main Street aligns with that of Disneyland Park in Disneyland Resort Paris. Much of the buildings are similar to those found in Main Street at the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World in Florida. An improvement made to the Main Street Station is the larger backside to include two staircases up to a viewing area. Previously it was two pretty basic ramps with conforming path covers formed by sloped terrain. This design is much cleaner and uses more space that was once unoccupied only covered by the walls and roof pieces. This version of Main Street has different path covers being used. Instead of all concrete it is a mix of brick and concrete. All path covers being used are Moby's Curved Floors. This is one of my favorite sets to use in park crafting (yes, I know what I said). Details such as lighting and more trash cans are going to be added once Main Street is in its final stages of redevelopment. This version is probably my favorite because the path covers being used in this version. Previously the colors were gray and a light red (looked like tomato soup in screenshots). Cinderella Castle remains the icon of the park. Recently a Disney inspired set was released adding a few banners and the compass rose path design to the RCT3 world. Something that adds a bit more detail to Disney kingdom parks. Closing off this update/walkthrough with a shot of Cinderella Castle. The land behind it is currently empty but will soon be home to many Disney stories that guests will love. I am excited for this version of Disneyland Park and cannot wait to share more.
Sometimes magic sees reimagining. New ideas and stories are wished and in pure Disney magic, those wishes would come true. Disneyland Resort Dubai has been a work in progress since 2017 and continues to tell stories in our RCT3 world. The real world likes to throw some curveballs, but this project remains a beacon of creativity and imagination. Currently, both parks in the Disneyland Resort Dubai destination are under rework. I am excited to share progress on both and so here is an update on Disneyland Park. Starting off with what guests first see when they walk through the gates. This iteration of the classic Main Street Station features a few more details and really goes back to the original 2017 design. More details such as awnings will be added once Main Street is in its final stages. The design uses a mixture of Shyguy's Main Street sets and Matt Collins Main Street 1 set. "Here you leave today and enter the world of yesterday, tomorrow and fantasy." This quote greets guests before they head through the entrance tunnels into Main Street. This version of Main Street aligns with that of Disneyland Park in Disneyland Resort Paris. Much of the buildings are similar to those found in Main Street at the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World in Florida. An improvement made to the Main Street Station is the larger backside to include two staircases up to a viewing area. Previously it was two pretty basic ramps with conforming path covers formed by sloped terrain. This design is much cleaner and uses more space that was once unoccupied only covered by the walls and roof pieces. This version of Main Street has different path covers being used. Instead of all concrete it is a mix of brick and concrete. All path covers being used are Moby's Curved Floors. This is one of my favorite sets to use in park crafting (yes, I know what I said). Details such as lighting and more trash cans are going to be added once Main Street is in its final stages of redevelopment. This version is probably my favorite because the path covers being used in this version. Previously the colors were gray and a light red (looked like tomato soup in screenshots). Cinderella Castle remains the icon of the park. Recently a Disney inspired set was released adding a few banners and the compass rose path design to the RCT3 world. Something that adds a bit more detail to Disney kingdom parks. Closing off this update/walkthrough with a shot of Cinderella Castle. The land behind it is currently empty but will soon be home to many Disney stories that guests will love. I am excited for this version of Disneyland Park and cannot wait to share more.
