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Team 3: Melissa Palomino, Kate Majewski, Sebastian Rowe, Lua , Jonathan Shelton, Ryan Strembicki, Melody Sivri

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�Land Layout

Placed attractions, shopping, and dining on opposite ends of the land to reduce traffic congestion
Utility easements considered

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�Cluster Garden Workshop

To help the world of Symbios each guest may purchase a companion which will interact all throughout the land and even attractions!
In Cluster Gardens, each companion components are selected and built before your very eyes.
This store serves as a lounge and play area where more companion quests await each hero.

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�Land Interactive

Guests and their companion travel throughout the land on quests to debug Symbios of viruses.
Each interactive port will allow companions to be placed, by the stalk of the mushroom, in an open placeholder. The companion will then prompt light effects and audio queues letting guests know the land is then disinfected.
The RFID is placed in the stalk of the mushroom, as it comes into contact with the placeholder at the interactive station, and the hat of the mushroom produces light effects in sync with the quest.

As you may have guessed by now, your companion is a mushroom. Not just any mushroom, super cute, customizable ones! When customizing companions at Cluster Gardens guests are able to program what effects they would like performed! With this in mind, we understand that guests may be sensitive to lights and sounds, or have disabilities that would not provide and engaging quest. It was important for us to allow guests to create their own experience and integrate different sensory elements in each quest. Once customizations and parts have been selected, the companion is assembled and guests may start their journey to debug Symbios of viruses. Each interactive station will allow companions to be placed in a box with a stalk holder to activate the quest. Considering current covid conditions, we’ve devised the box so that it also disinfect the companion, using UVC lights, throughout the duration of the quest.Aside from making sure guest’s companions are fun we want to make sure they keep their guest safe!

To detail how companions are assembled, the cross section of a sample on, on the bottom right-hand corner of the slide, shows a large groove in the green cap. This cap will have a magnet and LED lights whereas the stalk below has a cutout for a strong magnet at the top and a smaller cutout at the bottom where an RFID chip will be placed. The RFID is the programmable element that requires activation at Cluster Gardens workshop.

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Dark Ride

Rare Terra: The Living Lab Project

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Rare Terra: The Living Lab Project

Journey through the future of plant-human interaction and see how these fungus-enabled innovations are a promising work-in-progress.
In this guided lab tour guests may learn about the future of symbiotic human-environment interactions.
They may even experience some unexpected semi-natural events leading to a thrilling detour.

Standby Queue

Expedited Queue

Staff Entrance

Gift Shop Entrance/Exit

Frosted Windows w/ Lab Equipment and Scientists

Experimental Fungus Enabled Flora

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Ride Vehicle

Trackless Dark Ride
Utilizes Dynamic Attractions AGV All-Terrain Trackless Ride Vehicle
”Off roading” capable (i.e., capable of incline, decline, uneven surfaces)
On board Intelligent wraparound tour display
Latching Capable (can be grabbed tilted and moved on a platform)
Individual lap seatbelt restraints.
Charge apparatus for charging while parked.

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Ride Layout

elevation changes

Ride Building Measurements

315ft x 315ft -> 99,225 sq.ft.
35ft tall -> 3,472,875 cu.ft

Queue and Gift Shop Measurements

150ft x 125ft (with radial cut) -> ~40,000 sq.ft
20ft tall -> 375,000 cu.ft

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Ride layout

Rider view entering cave

Wraparound screen dynamically adjusts arrow and what is displayed based upon ride movement

AI Tour Guide comically attempts to give a tour no matter the circumstance

Tour points to different things from ride to ride

Multiple branches due to broken bridge mechanism

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Evolatile

Park guests volunteer to lend their cells to help scientists study the King Fern

They board the ERV, an Experimental Research Vehicle that will take them into a Cell Extraction Chamber

All goes haywire when a computer virus locks the researchers out of the system and takes control of the ERV, sending riders into a spiraling adventure

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Statistics

Coaster Model: Gerstlauer Infinity Coaster
Top Speed: 50 mph
Height: 89 ft
Track Length: 3444 ft
Drop: 80 ft
Inversions: 4
Launches: 2
Trains: 5
Capacity: 1800 Riders Per Hour
Restraint: Class V – Multi-position Lap Bar with Seat Belt Failsafe
Height Requirement: 48 in

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Evolatile POV