The original Disney Mafia Godfather is back with his latest Disney installment, Walt Disney's Utopia, an excellent traditional Magic Kingdom park that mirrors the traditional hub layout but doesn't damper the quality at all...

We start our journey, of course, down Main Street USA, a harkening back to the turn of the 20th century, when the electric light was replacing the gas lamp and the horse-drawn carriage was starting to go horseless. Aero has moved the Haunted Mansion over to this location and spruced up Main Street to be more than just a walkthrough, but immediately, the Disney atmosphere is evident as only few can make it.

Interestingly, Tomorrowland can be found the left, as opposed to the traditional right. Maybe it's more liberal... In any case, with the help of custom scenery, Aero is free to improve upon his already excellent Disney's Mid-America model. The result is a class, traditional sort of Tomorrowland that still has new attractions like Monsters Inc.

Fantasyland takes up the brunt of the middle of the park and features the traditional assortment of dark rides. Shown here is The Ride Ed Dreads, also known as It's a Small World. Here, victims are strapped onto gentle boats before being transported into a psychedelic world filled with brainwashed puppets prancing around singing carols.

Aero introduces a new area in this iteration: Fire Mountain, modeled after one of the legendary ride concepts that never quite made it to real life. Shown here is a dive machine called The Dig. Nearby is the actual Fire Mountain coaster itself, WDU's replacement for Big Thunder Mountain

Frontierland can be found on the right side of the park behind Main Street. With its rustic environment and nifty woodsy theming, it's a beautiful vision of the beloved land.

Finally, Aero adopts the Disneyland Paris approach with his Adventureland, modelling after the fabled city of Agrabah. Adventureland is also the place to see FANTASMIC!, a nighttime water, pyro, and live show extraordinaire!

So, once again, Aero shows why he should really be regarded as the King of Disney. No one does it quite like he does, and though his work may not look impressive when bundled withing a screenshot, actually exploring it provides a much different feel. So congrats to Aero for winning this month's Super Runner Up!