Evaluation Criteria
- Theme parks must be very story-driven.
- Visitors should be engulfed in a new world.
- The designer's goal should be to make the visitor believe what they see is real.
- Good landscape, lighting, and sound that compliments the theme.
- Visitors experience theme parks in groups - not as individuals.
- Theme parks should be able to entertain the entire day.
Concept: Thrill Bill
Roller-coaster park in Austin Texas. Has the "Desert" look and feel of the movie. The roller-coasters have speakers in the headrests to pump in music and dialogue clips from the movie. Clips of the movie are shown on LCDs in parts of the roller-coasters to tie in story.
Main Attractions
B.B.'s Getaway - Go-Kart track.
Black Mamba - steel roller-coaster with scenes and soundtrack.
California Mountain Snake - steel roller-coaster with scenes and soundtrack.
Crazy 88 - Giant "swing" ride that holds 88 people.
Legend of Pei Mei - "Spiderman" type ride, combining 3D animation and a moving cart. Tells the legend of Pei Mei and the Shaolin Temple.
Sidewinder - Classic wooden roller-coaster.
Snake Charmer - Inverted steel coaster with scenes.
Theme Park Layout (with Main Attractions)
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