After seeing the state of the park, the last thing I would have wanted to do was jump on the coaster.

I loved looking at the pics from the other parks they visited.

Could this be what Disneyland in the future would have looked like had Pressler stayed? All in ruins...?
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When I read this thread's title, I thought you were going to talk about Spooky Workd.

OMG. This is too funny. Creepy, and funny. I love the captions!!! :D

I don't know much about international law, but I wonder if The Walt Disney Company ever considered suing this other "D" land. Its train station, the view of the castle down "Main Street," and map of the Jungle Cruise are too eerie and creepy, like a strange dream or a place in The Twilight Zone. I wonder how many "unreported" accidents happen every year in that park?

It seems Disney doesn't need to worry about this place making money...

But seriously, you wouldn't think the company that sued a Florida kindergarten a few years back for painting pictures of Mickey & Friends on the walls would hesitate to sue Dreamland of the Far East for ripping off Disneyland icons so blatently (heheh, especially the Matterhorn!)

You got a point there.

But can you trademark ride layouts, and park layouts and configurations? I know that Mickey and all the characters are trademarks of the Disney Company, but I don't think a roller coaster type ride circling a mock mountain is trademarkable, or even having a castle in the center of a park.

That was seriously funny......his captions had my wife and I in stithes:)

btw; yeah, my first thought too was that of Spirited Away.