Hello! I'm Autistic Coasters. I'm new to Fandom and I am interested in helping people with fictional theme park articles. Anyone need help with their own chains? Also, note that I am new to Fandom, so I might need some practice with these articles.

I was browsing the internet for "large empty land for sale" and came across the Disney Parks Fanon Wiki, but I never got an answer there so I couldn't help but look for and come across another fictional theme park wiki. (this one to be exact)

Now, I'm here wondering if there's any kind of guidelines/rules page for this wiki (as I haven't been able to find one) that I can read through to make sure my upcoming(?) article follows all wiki guidelines.

For context, my fictional theme park (logo below) is a 'for-fun" project that I've been working on since January 16, 2022, it's been a private project up until New Years 2023, when I decided I'd start posting updates onto a Discord server.

Now I'd like to ask the main question: are any completely from-scratch fictional theme parks allowed on this wiki?

I thought I'd create this as sort of a hub for articles being put up for adoption. If you've got anything you don't feel like working or are looking for new projects to start up, then this is the place for you. I'll start by putting up my three AU parks, Funworld Michigan, Fun Shores USA and California Adventure. I created these a while back but I'm not quite sure what direction to go with them. If you'd like to give them a shot then go right ahead.

I am announcing the "New Disney AU", which is a universe where Disney Parks focused on less IP attractions, and more on storytelling. This will begin in 2019, and will affect all Disney branded parks except for the Tokyo Disney Resort, due to that being licensed out to a different company. This AU is canon to Holtwood Parks, as well as any other pages I have made. If you have any suggestions/questions, please comment them.

@RCTFan2002 @VekomaSLC

Midwest Coaster Community > Ohio > Columbus Adventure > Project 2001 Speculation

Thread started by Misty Wright on 14 August, 2000

Today's headline on the website: C.A. 500 Closing for Season on October 31st. The latest word from my connections is that C.A. 500 is closing early this year so that it can be shortened to make way for a very large Vekoma project due to open sometime in 2001. The park has wanted to work with Vekoma for a while, and this addition promises to be one of their most unusual projects yet. The main tidbits about this project are:

1. It will be the park's first wooden coaster, and

2. It will be in the neighborhood of about 230 feet, which will surpass Moccasin in height and become the park's tallest coaster.

Stay tuned...

(A/N: for RCT and VekomaSLC, your in universe posts should begin with "Posted by X on Day, Month, Year".)

Amusement Park List:

Universal Studio:Boise

DisneyLand:Idaho Falls

Six Flags:Moscow

Cedar Fair

Alton Tower

Warner Bros Universe

Cartoon Network Universe

DC Multiverse

TrainTopia

Larp Land

Foodville

Candy City

Halloween Kingdom

Christmas WonderWorld

FantasyMania

Six Flags:Redding

Disneyland:Redding

Cedar Fair

Alton Tower

Universal Studio:Redding

Legoland:Redding

Warner Bros Universe

Cartoon Network Universe

DC Multiverse

TrainTopia

Larp Park

Foodville

Halloween Kingdom

Christmas WonderWorld

FantasyMania

Candy City

New Every Rides

Every Restaurants

Buffets

Cafes

Bars

Candy Shops

Bakery

Water Parks

Every Rides

Every Restaurants

Candy Shop

Bakery

Buffets

Cafes

Bars

Hi! The reason why I am asking this is because I don't have a lot of time to write pages, so I might need a co-owner.

@RCTFan2002 @Maddox121 @CutieCookieCreme

This is the new idea I just had, based off one of Maddox's parks. Disneyland Resort Texas, near the little town of Hitchcock, TX. Est. 1989.

Initial park is just Disneyland Texas, and is basically Hong Kong, Paris and Anaheim rolled into one with some elements of Shanghai, with the rest of the resort including 4 hotels (and room for many more) and at least 3 more theme park plots and 2 water park plots in an area just a little bit smaller than WDW. It's marketed as "WDW Central". Of the 4 hotels, 3 are clustered around a lake Paris style.

1998, we get a studios park because Euro-Disney pooped itself and cost Disney billions, so the second Texas park was built on the cheap. At least it's marginally more planned out than the other studios parks. Then in 2013 we finally get a third gate, not sure what I'll make it but it likely won't be Epcot because....it's too close to Florida. Fourth gate plot is still open for development. Both the waterpark plots were filled in 1991 and 2004 respectively. And of course, there's a bunch of resorts, including one on Galveston Island (the Lone Star Resort, which is the 4th opening day resort and was a prototype to Newport Bay at DLP)

Brainstorm away!

I am happy to announce The Scoobiverse! This project will include my own versions of operating or non-operational theme parks. All Scoobiverse pages will have "(Scoobiverse)" at the end, so people don't confuse them with other peoples pages and so others can make their own page about the same place.

@RCTFan2002 , @CutieCookieCreme

Think you know the drill - off Discord for a while so until then this is where SFSD and other related discussion will happen.

To start off, some history tampering is going to be happening - Dupree is going to be significantly larger (think Sioux Falls) so that it'd make sense to build a park near there. An interstate will also run through it.

Second, I'm thinking of doing Hard Rock Park Dupree, opening 2011 (I'm pushing the Recession back a year so that the Myrtle Beach park can actually succeed somewhat). Quite a bit larger than SC's, and with expansion pads but generally the same opening day attractions as SC, barring some flats and a flying coaster (will definitely be Learn/Learning to Fly, just unsure whether it should be themed to the Foo Fighters song, the Pink Floyd song or the Tom Petty song). Major expansions in 2016 and 2019, the 2019 one in particular being "Grungeland" and having that Vekoma hyper concept for Energylandia as a headliner. (2016's meanwhile will likely be Britpop and have a major Oasis attraction, but I'm still undecided on what it should be) 2023 meanwhile will be something Stevie Nicks/Fleetwood Mac related, and other additions scattered about between opening and modern day

Every Restaurants

Every Rides

Every Hotels with Every Buffets

Six flags

Disneyland

Universal studio

Legoland

Alton tower