HotGo DreamWorld
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HotGo DreamWorld contained many unique dark ride designs, including this concept for a 'Bumper Car Dark Ride' in which riders would drive bumper cars along a linear path, encouraged to crash into scenic elements and special effects. Adding to the uniqueness, the ride path would feature multiple forks in the road, allowing guests to choose distinct ride and narrative experiences.

'The Magic River' is a boat ride woven through HotGo DreamWorld's Fairy Tails land. Much like Disney's Jungle Cruise, only with fantasy creatures in place of real world animals, the ride would take guests past a number of comical and dramatic vignettes featuring large-scale animatronic figures and special effects.

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Before being changed to an off-road driving ride using high-capacity African safari jeeps, the 'Lost World Safari' in the park's 'Adventure Tales' zone was planned as a large-scale boat ride.

HotGo DreamWorld's design features lands based on story genres, including Fairy Tales, Adventure Tales, Coming Tales, among others. One land eliminated during the park's concept design phase was the 'Scary Tales'.

Signature attractions of this area would have included 'The Banshee' B&M Inverted Coaster (designed nearly 5 years before The Banshee B&M Inverted Coaster at King's Island was announced), and 'The Monster' Maurer X-Car Launch Coaster with a non-inverting loop set around the land's entrance. The Gravity House / Tilt House attraction was moved to the park's Fairy Tales zone, and was included in the final design.

HotGo DreamWorld's largest and most-ambitious dark ride was a unique attraction called 'Around the World'. Designed for a client obsessed with replicating Disney, the experience would have been a combination of two of Disney's most popular dark rides- Peter Pan's Flight and It's a Small World. Riding in suspended hot air balloons, guests would have been taken on a journey around a world inhabited by adorable mice characters designed by Phil Mendez (best known in the theme park realm for his work on Monster Mansion at Six Flags Over Georgia). Many industry veterans collaborated on the development of this ride, including Don Carson and Bob Baranick. Located along the park's 'Golden Promenade' main street section, the facility for this ride was constructed before the project halted, and remains there to this day.

One of HotGo DreamWorld's signature attraction is the Lost World Safari, located in the park's 'Adventure Tales' land. Instead of using a traditional dark ride system, this attraction was designed to utilize off-the-shelf safari jeeps from Africa.

One of HotGo DreamWorld's most unique attractions was an update on the popular 'Antique Cars' driving ride found at many parks around the world (most notably, Disney's Autopia). In Legacy Entertainment's design, the vehicles were designed to be amphibious. The bulk of the attraction would have taken riders on a tour of the park's Fantastic Tales land, with a finale that would send guests into the land's central lagoon, followed by a surprise Car Wash epilogue.

Latest look at the park where as usual nothing is happening unfortunately:











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