MikeFolf

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There is usage of custom scenery in the park, it's just blended in. Could you care to elaborate on what you mean by defining shop ideas?

I am unsure about the rules of updating when there is a lack of response, but anyways...

Next up is Corte Lupi. This Mediterranean land blends together an Italian look and feel with ancient Greco-Roman myths and legends. While Corte Lupi is a cramped 'Filler' area in the states, here in Liverpool it's an actual, open-spaced Italian Courtyard:




Indeed, attention to the flora and architecture were spent to create the Mediterranean Atmosphere, from the rolling hills and Cypress trees, to the fountain in the middle of the courtyard:




Attractions in this section:

Grand Voyage - a "single-level" adaptation of Adventure of Harbor Cove boat dark ride back in the states. Why do I put single level in quotes? Because, while most of the ride is on a single level in a vast show building (unlike the multi-level US version in a compact building), a 60-degree 40-foot drop is required to enter the show building from the loading area located in the rightmost building of the first pic.

Mythus Apollo - a 'light' dark ride that takes inspiration and elements from ancient mythical tales and forms it into a fun-filled story. Basically a larger version of the original attraction. Entrance located in the largest facade, and is, ironically the 'centerpiece' landmark of the area:



Now, as for the unfinished areas that you saw, that's Harbor Point. And that shall be taken care of in a much later update, as we near finishing-up with construct and approach a springtime opening.

Nothing much, just some random pics and a preview...

The track of Tuning the Bay:



and its location in the park (surrounding area will eventually be filled in):




Guess what these little things are (winner gets free say on the next ride to be built in a randomly-chosen MARFlepark):




Davisville pic #1:




Davisville Pic #2:



How about a waterfall?




Or maybe even Central Park in Davisville?



Finally a bit of a preview for the next two sections:

I've been there, as well as parts on England during a trip once. I picked Liverpool as I found it the most suitably fitting. And technically, the resort isn't at Liverpool proper, rather a few miles south by Childer-Thornton. The location seemed to fit well, and I wanted rail access. I do more than just pick random towns, I almost always chose certain location for specific reasons. Most of the time it's because I've been to that area and said area has had an impact on me and/or left me inspired. I then find a suitable area near said location, and then look up said area. Believe me, I do more research for building these parks than what is necessary (though in some cases, I know much about the location that I don't need additional research).

I'm liking it.

Thanks!

I swear I've seen these before...

Anyway, I always love to see your parks, Mike. Great job making cluttered look not so cluttered.

Why thank you! ^^ and what do you mean by 'cluttered'? :/

Glad to see this moved over here, been looking at it periodically at TPR. Really interesting project, always like fictional chains and the builder's way to tie them all together.

Thanks! I try.

I did see this at TPR, nice work. I think you showed more there though? But I might be thinking of a different project. In fact I know I am...

I think you might be referring to the original US resort on TPR.

It does look like a well planned park, I'm excited to see rides in there (presuming Echenima is a theme park rather than a park you'd take your dog to). I'm also near Liverpool so it will be nice to see if you include anything from the area.

Thank you! And yes, there are rides if you read the posts. And I'll try to include something from the Liverpudlean area. ^^