Theme Parks Part 3

Building a believable theme park world involves

(Check ALL that apply)

• Story

• Theme

• layout

• materials

"Layout" of a park refers to

• if the park is a good place to sleep

• placement of rides, attractions, props, roads and paths in a park

• is the park a good place to get a tan

• how wide the park is

How do imagineers include ordinary, but necessary things like trash cans, water fountains and bathrooms into these theme parks?

• they disguise trash cans, water fountains and bathrooms so they feel like a natural part of the park

• just put in regular trashcans

• don't install trashcans or bathrooms

Disney uses a theatrical technique called "Forced Perspective" to create buildings on Main Street USA in Disneyland. What is Forced Perspective?

• making others see things your way

• an optical illusion to make an object appear farther away, closer, larger or smaller than it actually is.

• Forcing people's vision to look in a certain direction

• not this one

Select all examples of "Forced Perspective"

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Another name for brainstorming is ______ sky ideas

In the blue sky process, Imagineers don't say "can't", they say

• Who, me?

• What If?

• Do I have to?

• Are we there yet?

Rides that use light to control what guests see are called _______ rides.

One of the biggest challenges Imagineers face when creating a dark ride is

• how to make it fit in a specific space

• what colors to use

• who is going to unlock the door

On a dark ride, guests can participate or just watch

• true

• false