As Dreamers Do Part Deux

Disney american oddessy needs a a D.C themed mainstree

It should also have a new england area with a replica of the flying horse carouesl and whaler boat ride and a calafornia area that should mainly be themed to old shcool boardwalk comptle with the calafornia scraming coaster with additon of a buidling housisng soaring o

They should also be an alska area featurning a moutn deniali themed verison of the tmatterhorn and honsest abe deadly chill manor from 1.0 great american wonderland

finally how about an area celbering japnaess americans
 
Disney american oddessy needs a a D.C themed mainstree

It should also have a new england area with a replica of the flying horse carouesl and whaler boat ride and a calafornia area that should mainly be themed to old shcool boardwalk comptle with the calafornia scraming coaster with additon of a buidling housisng soaring o

They should also be an alska area featurning a moutn deniali themed verison of the tmatterhorn and honsest abe deadly chill manor from 1.0 great american wonderland

finally how about an area celbering japnaess americans
Yes, but I think there still needs to be an icon that can be used in the park's marketing.
 
Well @OldNavy1988, this is a really great timeline! Look out for Golden Harvest's (OTL 20th Century-Fox made the film) Kiss of the Dragon on July 6, 2001. New Line Cinema's Terminator 3, directed by James Cameron is coming on July 13, 2001, going alongside Turner's Legally Blonde, and Universal's Jurassic Park III should hit the screens on July 18, 2001. Xenomorph vs. Predator will be released on August 17, 2001 by Carolco, and Dr. Strange, directed by first-time film director Joseph Khan, will be released on September 7, 2001. Look out for Revolution Studios' (OTL Columbia Pictures made the film) The Glass House and Touchstone Pictures' (OTL Paramount Pictures made the film) Hardball on September 14, 2001. CBS will debut Smallville this fall.
 
I just thought of another area for disney's american oddesy. A great plains area with a silo themed drop tower a coaster called the branstormer and dark ride about the native american of the plains. Also do you a theather housed minature repica of mont rushmore would a godd idea or is mount rushmore too constisral because it craved in the black hils
 
I'm not 100% positive that one got banned.

However, they did come under fire years earlier for the Streetcar Named Marge episode because the opening song in the play calls New Orleans "home of pirates, drunks and whores."
https://simpsons.fandom.com/wiki/A_Streetcar_Named_Marge#Controversy
I believe on the commentary for said episode that they did dub the episode but feared about the scean where Homer throws the Emperor into an trunk of sumo thongs.

"Because of a scene in which the Emperor of Japan is thrown into a trunk filled with sumo thongs, the episode has never aired in Japan, as the scene was considered disrespectful. Likewise, the episode is unavailable for streaming on Disney+ in Japan." Wikipedia article over the subject.

Maybe remove that ITTL and it could still air without issue?
 
I just thought of another area for disney's american oddesy. A great plains area with a silo themed drop tower a coaster called the branstormer and dark ride about the native american of the plains. Also do you a theather housed minature repica of mont rushmore would a godd idea or is mount rushmore too constisral because it craved in the black hils
If the great plains section dosn't get made then the silo themed drop tower could be skypcaper themed and located in anew york section or light house themed and located in the new england section
 
@Duc4AlternateHistory

Any changes that should be made to the storyline of Terminator 3?
  • The story is completely polished.
  • Continues the storyline it happened on Terminator 2.
  • The acting is a bit different.
  • Sarah Connor is still in the film, rather than dying like OTL.
  • The characters had any charm or charisma.
  • The film retains the dark and foreboding tone from the previous films TTL.
  • They retained the original R-rated violence TTL rather than toning the violence down from the predecessors.
  • The CGI is a bit improved.
 
Entertainment News for Late June 2001
Entertainment News for Late June 2001

By order of the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Madison Square Garden has banned the WWA from hosting events at the arena for at least six months amid the fallout from an incident last month in Washington, DC in which WWA superstar Rikishi fought Stephanie McMahon despite suffering from food poisoning.
- The New York Times

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has announced that no venue within the county limits can host WWA events until the company gives healthcare to its performers. This comes after New York City health officials put a moratorium on WWA shows at Madison Square Garden.
- The Los Angeles Times

Major League Baseball, the National Football League, the National Basketball Association, the National Hockey League, Major League Soccer, the World League of American Football, the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, the Arena Football League, the Canadian Football League, the Women's National Basketball Association and the National Collegiate Athletic Association have each sent out memos urging athletes to avoid competition if they are experiencing food poisoning symptoms.
- SportsCenter

Mayor John F. Street shuts down ECW shows for at least 30 days until the company can develop a policy to ensure the health and safety of its performers amid an incident that occurred last month at a WWA show in Washington, DC.
- The Philadelphia Inquirer

WCW pauses production its Nitro and Thunder shows, erring on the side of caution after an incident at a WWA show in Washington, DC last month.
- CNN

"Give them healthcare!" is the battle cry of demonstrators picketing outside Titan Tower.
- The Stamford Advocate
 
By order of the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Madison Square Garden has banned the WWA from hosting events at the arena for at least six months amid the fallout from an incident last month in Washington, DC in which WWA superstar Rikishi fought Stephanie McMahon despite suffering from food poisoning.
- The New York Times

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has announced that no venue within the county limits can host WWA events until the company gives healthcare to its performers. This comes after New York City health officials put a moratorium on WWA shows at Madison Square Garden.
- The Los Angeles Times

Major League Baseball, the National Football League, the National Basketball Association, the National Hockey League, Major League Soccer, the World League of American Football, the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, the Arena Football League, the Canadian Football League, the Women's National Basketball Association and the National Collegiate Athletic Association have each sent out memos urging athletes to avoid competition if they are experiencing food poisoning symptoms.
- SportsCenter

Mayor John F. Street shuts down ECW shows for at least 30 days until the company can develop a policy to ensure the health and safety of its performers amid an incident that occurred last month at a WWA show in Washington, DC.
- The Philadelphia Inquirer

WCW pauses production its Nitro and Thunder shows, erring on the side of caution after an incident at a WWA show in Washington, DC last month.
- CNN

"Give them healthcare!" is the battle cry of demonstrators picketing outside Titan Tower.
- The Stamford Advocate
And yet again, the incident has been overblown to numerous proportions.
 
We'll this is very great, so we have to change the world of wrestling forever. To @OldNavy1988, don't worry, a new Disney theme park Disney's American Odyssey in Tokyo Disneyland, and Terminator 3 is coming up! Planet of the Apes, directed TTL by Jan De Bont, will came out on July 27, 2001 by 20th Century-Fox. New Line will have Woody Allen's newest film The Curse of the Jade Scorpion on August 24, 2001.
 
Disney's American Odyssey (2001 Theme Park Opening)
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The bear's head at Grizzly Peak.

Disney's American Odyssey Park
Grand Opening on July 4, 2001

Disney's American Odyssey Park held its grand opening on what is Independence Day in America. The festivities were later broadcast on tape delay on Fox as part of the long running anthology series. The park is the second gate at the Tokyo Disney World resort, owned by the Oriental Land Company under license from Disney. To be precise, Disney's American Odyssey sits on the site of the OTL Tokyo DisneySea.

Opening Day Attractions

Broadway

The Main Street of the park, based on New York City's Times Square.

State Fair
Bountiful Valley Farm:
Same as the OTL California Adventure attraction.
The Barnstormer: A biplane themed wooden roller coaster.

Cascadia
Grizzly Peak River Run:
Same as the OTL California Adventure ride.
Bigfoot Encounter: A Pacific Northwest twist on the Jungle Cruise formula, complete with grunge soundtrack.
Denali: An Alaskan twist on the Matterhorn.

Paradise Pier
An amalgam of Coney Island, Atlantic City and Santa Monica boardwalks.
California Screamin: Same as the OTL California Adventure attraction.

New England
Whipstaff Manor:
Pretty much The Haunted Mansion with a Casper twist.

Hollywoodland
Themed after 1940's Los Angeles as seen in Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Most of the attractions here are similar to what was part of the OTL Hollywood Pictures Backlot when California Adventure opened. Clones of Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin and Dick Tracy's Crimestoppers reside here.​
 
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