Grand Disneyland

 

Welcome to a world of magic, imagination, wonder, and dreams. This is Grand Disneyland, where anything can happen. Built in the famous Magic Kingdom-style format, this park blends old and new ideas with wonders for all ages. I believe that this will be what most people think about when they think of the Grand Disney Resort.

Areas featured in this park:

  • Main Street U.S.A.
  • Castle Gardens
  • Salem Square
  • Frontierland
  • Adventureland
  • Fantasyland
  • Discoveryland
  • Tomorrowland
This was the first thing I thought of. I wanted to make a Disneyland that felt traditional, but also new. I just looked at some fan-made maps online and it all kicked off from there. I put it all together in one day, the same day I envisioned the rest of the resort. Plus, I've decided to go in new directions by adding the park's original areas, Castle Gardens, the hub of the park which is similar to Shanghai's Gardens of Imagination, and Salem Square, based on Salem, Massachusetts, the Salem where the witch trials happened, in the early 19th Century, when it was a rich trading port. This park connects to World of Wonder and Disneysea in two ways, he former by Monorail and the latter by a Pirate Ship, but we'll get to that later.

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  1. KristynMay 18, 2021 at 7:14 PM

    Beautiful picture you selected to go with this! I’d like to learn more about Salem as a trading port. I really didn’t know that was it’s history.

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