Wakanda Theme Park Synopsis
Isa Correa
Hayley Schaeffer
Synopsis
Our Wakanda theme park will feature a story that takes place years after the events of the film. Wakanda has opened to the public for the first time ever, allowing visitors from all over the world to tour and educate. However some groups in Wakanda are more reluctant to breaking tradition, which may lead to uprising and unrest...
Our park is an indoor dome made to appear as a forest on the outside- similar to how Wakanda is hidden in plain sight.
Inside, it is sectioned in four different areas corresponding to the main tribes of Wakanda – the center being a city area where all the tribes converge. When entering, the visitor will see the cave entrance to the Vibranium mine, which is in the shape of a giant black panther. This will be the entrance to the park's largest attraction and its "weenie". It is stationed in the opposite of the entrance, but is able to be seen upon arrival due to it's elevation, massiveness, and wow-factor!
Other areas of interest will include the snowy mountains of the Jabari clan, the grassy plains of the Border clan, the Wakandan city, and the Warrior Falls.
Lastly, the park will be a mix between a traditional theme park, and a zoological center – similar to Animal Kingdom or Busch Gardens. Each tribe will have animals that thematically connect to their culture and traditions (ie. Gorillas will be featured in the Jabari clan, and Rhinoceroses in the Border clan).
There will be various shows and themed restaurants that will connect to the story of our park through trained in character actors and visuals. (ie. The people in the Jabari tribe that are more reluctant to break away from tradition, will act differently from the people in the Panther tribe).
Hayley Schaeffer
Synopsis
Our Wakanda theme park will feature a story that takes place years after the events of the film. Wakanda has opened to the public for the first time ever, allowing visitors from all over the world to tour and educate. However some groups in Wakanda are more reluctant to breaking tradition, which may lead to uprising and unrest...
Our park is an indoor dome made to appear as a forest on the outside- similar to how Wakanda is hidden in plain sight.
Inside, it is sectioned in four different areas corresponding to the main tribes of Wakanda – the center being a city area where all the tribes converge. When entering, the visitor will see the cave entrance to the Vibranium mine, which is in the shape of a giant black panther. This will be the entrance to the park's largest attraction and its "weenie". It is stationed in the opposite of the entrance, but is able to be seen upon arrival due to it's elevation, massiveness, and wow-factor!
Other areas of interest will include the snowy mountains of the Jabari clan, the grassy plains of the Border clan, the Wakandan city, and the Warrior Falls.
Lastly, the park will be a mix between a traditional theme park, and a zoological center – similar to Animal Kingdom or Busch Gardens. Each tribe will have animals that thematically connect to their culture and traditions (ie. Gorillas will be featured in the Jabari clan, and Rhinoceroses in the Border clan).
There will be various shows and themed restaurants that will connect to the story of our park through trained in character actors and visuals. (ie. The people in the Jabari tribe that are more reluctant to break away from tradition, will act differently from the people in the Panther tribe).
I like the central dynamic that emerges from the tension of the traditionals and the modernizers in this concept. A little under detailed description but the central ideas I thought were good. You just could have given us a bit more even at this early date. I think the dome is a good idea, it allows for the construction of an aviary as part of the environment.
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