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Cody

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  1. Another visit to a magical place. The holiday season is a busy one in the real world, but soon we will be in a new year which will mean a new year of magic! Park enhancements are continuing at Disneyland Park, even outside the entrance gates. Design teams created a walkway that adds a park-like atmosphere that is before the main entrance. This is also a buffer for crowd control in the mornings. The main entrance will see a similar refurbishment to enhance the guest experience and align with new building standards that the rest of the park is receiving. The main entrance has not changed too much in the park's 8-year history. Main Street station still welcomes guests to the park. This building has seen minor changes to only add more details during its history. The area that has seen many changes in its layout and its detail is Main Street. Currently under the most extensive enhancement project, Main Street will mix Paris and Florida's versions. Some decisions have been changed since the last update, and the current focus of the design team is the Town Square Theater. Town Square Theater will be the home of Mickey And The Magician, a show from Walt Disney Studios at Disneyland Resort Paris (soon to be Adventure World), and Tony's Town Square Restaurant. These additions will be the first to open in early 2026. What is left is the right side of the piece-by-piece build to include the exit and gift shop from the show's theater, details for Tony's Town Square Restaurant, and placing the stadium CFR and food/beverage stalls. Landscaping will be reworked after the Christmas tree is placed backstage. The next piece-by-piece builds will be City Hall and the Firehouse, along with connecting buildings. These buildings will be of the same quality that is found at the Town Square Theater. The remaining sections of Main Street require reworked paths, curbs, and path covers. Details such as trees, lighting, and trash cans are being added as construction progresses further down the street. This will evolve into the central hub and surrounding areas being reworked to lead into the remaining lands. The plan is after Main Street down to Cinderella Castle is complete, either Adventureland or Tomorrowland will be in the development phase. Tomorrowland has some progress, but what currently exists does not align with the building standards being pushed in Main Street's refurbishment. I am excited to share more of what is to come and cannot wait to see the finished areas in the near future.
  2. Nice Fantasyland shots! The second has some UI, but we can pretend it is not there 😉. As far as attractions, what are you looking at including?
  3. Wow, this looks incredible!
  4. The glowing Mickey head looks awesome.
  5. Welcome to ParkCrafters! I am excited to see what you have in store!
  6. Glad to see a familiar face! Welcome to ParkCrafters!
  7. Cody replied to shyguy's topic in Projects
    Everything is so detailed. I could not imagine having that much detail in the interiors.
  8. Happy Sunday everyone! Imagineers are hard at work getting the next version of Main Street ready for guests with new additions and some returning to Disneyland Resort Dubai. Soon, guests will be able to enjoy Mickey And The Magician and dine at Tony's Town Square Restaurant. This Main Street will be one of the most detailed versions in the park's history. Work is expected to begin on the other side of Town Square to include more detailed piece-by-piece builds and guest services that previous versions of Main Street were lacking. Below is an overview on the progress of the Town Square Theater. This version is the largest and most detailed as many reference images have been used to get close enough to the real version found at the Magic Kingdom. Temporary fences are found to the right, which will lead to a gift shop and the exit of Mickey And The Magician. The current focus has been the exterior of Tony's Town Square Restaurant and the surrounding areas. I am excited to show more in the near future, this build is quickly becoming one of my favorites.
  9. Considering what happened in January, I could have snow turned on for my water park project 🤔.
  10. As announced yesterday, Main Street is under a major rework project. To coincide with this, here is a partial reveal of a completed section. Many tests to determine path width, path color, and location of details took place. Town Square is currently under heavy refurbishment to get the details of the Town Square Theater and surrounding areas prepared. The intention is to work the front half of Main Street first and then keep progressing further to reach the castle. From there, the existing design of Adventureland, Fantasyland, and Tomorrowland will be evaluated and more than likely be reworked to reach the same level of detail. Main Street is going to set a new standard of park crafting in my recent projects and aligns with the park getting older by the day (along with the game itself).
  11. Yeah, I think it was outside the Main Street sets but came with them.
  12. Probably lost to the internet, but the Boardwalk Candy Palace by PLT/Thiery. The one building I am missing in the Main Street sets that I lost years ago.
  13. As of this weekend, Main Street will be seeing a much larger rework than anticipated. This rework involves adding more details, reworking path covers, and other elements to improve the area. I am excited to share the changes here soon, those who saw livestreams taken within the park were able to see the refurbishment go into full overdrive.
  14. I have never been to Disneyland, but one day I will get there. This creation is a fun take, hopefully the stories everyone is saying does not happen at your park (unless I start it 😆).
  15. When is the "appropriate" time to decorate for the holidays? I joke and say I follow Disney's calendar for holiday decorations. Halloween starting in August and Christmas starting in early November.
  16. I like it! The centerpiece lights are impressive, (might need some Harmonious or Luminous stuff from that 😉). The overall effects look realistic, and I am happy to see another show from you.
  17. Every park needs an entrance.
  18. As a math instructor told the class in college "it is not being lazy it is being efficient."
  19. I have loved watching the recent progress live and giving feedback and ideas for that "Disney feel." The second screenshot from your most recent update is my favorite of the three and I am ready for more updates from you.
  20. Thank you both. The logo was actually AI generated 😅, I know lazy. The idea is the park gets a rework with a bit broader theme. Emerald Waters somewhat limited things to the region and state a bit more whereas paradise I can go a few more angles. I am still learning Planet Coaster 2, but have felt that water parks are a little more forgiving in terms of attraction building.
  21. I can second those reasons to play! Also good seeing you around 🙂.
  22. Saturdays are meant for strolls in Discover Park. I am currently working on updating the path covers and adding landscaping to the first half of Discover Park. This area will house a quick service location and the park's main gift shop as this is the main area after the park's icon that guests pass through. Future additions and stands are being planned to give this area more of a park feel than being within a theme park.
  23. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Rebranding splash!💦 Emerald Waters Water Park officially becomes Paradise Isle Water ParkNovember 8, 2025 Paradise Isle, a leader in resort and entertainment management, today announced the successful acquisition of Emerald Waters Water Park, a beloved regional attraction known for its family-friendly atmosphere and unique water features. The definitive agreement was finalized on November 7, 2025, marking a significant expansion of Paradise Isle's portfolio in the Emerald Coast market. The acquisition brings the popular water park, including its diverse slides, wave pools, and interactive children’s areas, under the Paradise Isle umbrella. This strategic move is expected to create a unified, world-class entertainment and resort experience for local residents and tourists alike. "We are absolutely thrilled to welcome Emerald Waters Water Park into the Paradise Isle family," said a spokesperson for Paradise Isle. "Emerald Waters has built a loyal following thanks to its commitment to fun and safety. By combining their exceptional park with our extensive resources and dedication to premium guest experiences, we are poised to offer a truly unparalleled coastal vacation destination. This acquisition is a testament to our long-term vision of becoming the premier entertainment provider in the area." Key Highlights and Future PlansExpanded Offering: The integration will allow Paradise Isle guests to enjoy exclusive access or discounted tickets to the water park, seamlessly blending resort relaxation with aquatic adventure. Planned Enhancements: Paradise Isle is committed to significant investment in Emerald Waters, including potential new ride installations, facility upgrades, and enhanced dining options beginning in Summer 2026. Commitment to Employees: Paradise Isle plans to retain the majority of the Emerald Waters Water Park team, recognizing their integral role in the park's success. The existing team will benefit from Paradise Isle’s robust employee benefits and training programs. Operational Integration: The park will continue to operate as Emerald Waters Water Park, now a Paradise Isle property, for the immediate future, with full integration into the Paradise Isle brand and reservation systems expected by May 2026.
  24. I really like the centerpiece.
  25. Glad to have you here! Hope you enjoy the community and share some awesome creations!

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