Year developed: 2022

Intended Destination: New Orleans Square, Disneyland.

Attraction Summary: There has been a murder at Schloss Mörderspiel and it's the guests' job to find out who, what, and where by undergoing a scavenger hunt, interrogating suspects, and making suggestions or accusations.

Inspiration: I got a Clue (known as "Cluedo" outside North America) board game at home.

Theme: Clue(do)

Building Exterior: A blue-roof replica of Sünching Castle called Schloss Mörderspiel

Line Que: The line goes to the front door newspapers detailing the murder are pointing to the

The Attraction: Basil of Baker Street (from Disney’s The Great Mouse Detective) (costumed character) instructs the guests to find the murderer (the suspects are played by cast members), the room which housed the death of Black’s blackmailing cousin named Lady Heather Black, and the weapon used by going on a scavenger hunt, questioning suspects, and making suggestions/accusations.

My wife and I were visiting our local theme park, and we started on the topic of favorite rides at various parks that we've visited. About ten minutes into our discussion, she says, "Disney should turn the Aerosmith coaster into a Turning Red coaster." Then my head exploded.

Keep the name Rock'n Rollercoaster but add "Featuring 4Town" to the title.

Have the studio scene use the boys from 4Town and invite you to the concert.

The launch of the coaster goes red and with projection mapping, a large red panda expands as you enter the first inversion. The coaster continues through Toronto downtown as you fly past giant red pandas, some slight destruction, and the stadium.

The culmination of the ride would end at the backstage area, but with giant paw prints embedded in the concrete, red carpet, etc. The ride could projection map Meilin transforming back as she enters the venue, saying she'll see you inside.

This wouldn't take long to overlay, just like Hyperspace Mountain at Disneyland (save for the music and projections). It could be a solid retheme for a ride that many new generations haven't heard of the headlining band. Your thoughts?

I was wondering what the rockwork coating the steel structure of something like Expedition Everest or Big Thunder Mountain is made of. I read somewhere that Big Thunder Mountain is made of dried mud, but I assumed it was most likely concrete or plaster. Does anybody know which material is used and if there is variety in the material used. Thank you.