World-building Blog

1. What is your reaction: A high functioning ride that is well thought out and put together from the outstanding music to the choreographed lighting. A very fun and amusing ride with witty banter and reasonably nice graphics and mechanics. A bit cheesy but that's what keeps the ride light-hearted and amusing. The effects choreographed nicely with the sound and lighting. The contrast of mechanical people to the digital representations of them isn't too jarring and works well for the places its put in. 2. What connections did you make with the work viewed? It was based on different aspects of the Pirates world but still was its own story while using the pre-existing characters. It worked well enough and was easy to follow along with, even in a different language. The took bits and pieces of the films and media already made and used them to piece together a new yet familiar story. 3. What changes would you make to adapt this work to another medium? what changes would you m

Emma Xian Schifilliti Tides Haas Kaylee Teresa Holland Chelsea Ketron The World of Wakanda spans 15 acres of property. Guests get a total of three days to visit everything! The iconic Wakandan Palace stands proudly in the center of the park and can be seen from anywhere. A stunning 71 story hotel lies within the palace and surrounding it is a hub of futuristic and modern technology. The Wakandan Market is where the merchant tribe flourishes and many shops are set up in a circular formation surrounding the palace. They serve vendor-styled food in the theme of traditional Wakandan dishes. Two main restaurants stand bordering the market. The main dishes are based on rich vibrant stews, porridges, and pottages. The farther away from the center of Wakanda, the more rural and open it becomes with ample room to run and play. The theme of vibranium ties the park together alongside the themes of tradition, honor, togetherness, and equality. Integration of Wakanda’s tri