Marker Disneysea: Discovery Bay

 

This is a place where the ideas for the future come from the past. Taken from the ideas of authors like Jules Verne and H. G. Wells, this is a land that celebrates what could've been the future.

When coming into the area, guests see gray cliffs surrounding them. Victorian-style futuristic buildings are around as well. On their left, guests see Aquatopia, a boat ride where they can move through a lagoon, and some people may get wet. This factor depends on whether or not they pick the squirting side (left) or non-squirting side (right.) Ahead is a model of the Nautilus, Captain Nemo's ship. Going around the curve that gives the ship room in the bay, guests pass by the Cafe Hyperion. On the other side is the building that houses 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Also nearby is an entrance into From the Earth to the Moon, which is like Disneyland Paris's Space Mountain. Both rides exit into Nautilus Gifts.
Going behind the domed building for From the Earth to the Moon, guests find a more educational area. Here, Discovery Bites is a snack stand in the center, placed under the Orbitron. This is like the Astro Orbiter, but faster-paced and based off planets rather than rockets. On the right is a new version of Horizons, the former Epcot attraction. It exits into Project: Tomorrow, an interactive exhibition. Also in the area is Soarin', which is like the Around the World variants, but with extended time to see the locations and a finale in Marker Disneyland. Visionaries is a gift shop nearby.
Attractions:
17. Aquatopia
18. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
19. From the Earth to the Moon
20. Orbitron
21. Horizons
22. Project: Tomorrow
23. Soarin'

Dining:
24. Cafe Hyperion
25. Discovery Bites

Shopping:
26. Nautilus Gifts
27. Visionaries
With the idea of a Discoveryland area, I wanted it to be authentic to its roots. Because of this, there are no IPs in the land and it is even cut off from most of the park, visible from afar but can only entered from one location. I wanted to give it a semi-educational vibe, just so there could be attractions like that in this resort.

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  1. AnonymousSeptember 5, 2023 at 2:03 PM

    There are some attractions here I’ve never seen that I’d like to! Would be cool!

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