Adventure World: Asian Gulf
Imagine a world of majesty, wonder, and mystery high up above or far down below. Well, this is that place in the majestic land of China. This place takes inspiration from old Chinese mythology, including the famous Mulan legend.
Across a bridge that connects Adventure Outpost with this area is where this land begins. Sea of Clouds Store offers Chinese jewelry and glassware. Kahn's Mongolian is a Mongolian restaurant similar to a Hu Hot restaurant. There is a theater nearby where Mulan: A Tale of Many, a stage show based on the animated classic, is performed. Lantern House is another gift shop. Imperial Army Training Camp is an exploration attraction based off of the camp from the film.
Yellow River Rapids is the highlight of this sub-area, where you float down the rivers of China and venture into ancient Chinese fortresses, dark caves of treasure, and even a dragon's den. River Traders gives you merchandise. You enter this shop after going on the ride. The sign-ups for Wilderness Explorers is also near this shop.
There is a courtyard resembling the forbidden city where Acrobats perform. In this courtyard are the shops Mushu's Dragon Store and Honor to Us All Boutique and the restaurants Wandering Moon Teahouse and Green Dragon Inn. Up in a palace is where you can ride Mulan's Journey, a ride based off of the film where you travel on carriages and go through the story. The Adventure World Streamer Line stops her to make its journey back to World Bay.
Finally, outside the courtyard and connecting back to World Bay is a mountainous region. This is where you can see Adventure World's icon, Kunlun, the towering mountain. There is a roller coaster inside it called Kunlun Quest: Legend of the Great Beast, where you ride on sleds through the mountain searching for treasure and encounter the Abominable Snowman along the way. Kunlun Curiosities sells merchandise themed to the ride afterwards.
Attractions:
- Imperial Army Training Camp
- Yellow River Rapids
- Wilderness Explorers
- Mulan's Journey
- Adventure World Streamer Line
- Kunlun Quest: Legend of the Great Beast
- Kahn's Mongolian
- Wandering Moon Teahouse
- Green Dragon Inn
- Sea of Clouds Store
- Lantern House
- River Traders
- Mushu's Dragon Store
- Honor to Us All Boutique
- Kunlun Curiosities
- Mulan: A Tale of Many
- Acrobats




I love the idea of the raft ride and the storyline around it. So fun! I think a beautiful Chinese garden would fit nicely into this area as well. And the acrobats is a genius idea! Those are so fun to watch! I’d be interested to see Raya and see how that might be incorporated too.
ReplyDeleteHello, commenters. It's Mason G> Marker here to announce that an area based on Kumandra, the Southeast Asian-inspired world from Raya and the Last Dragon, will be added to this part of the park. It is located south of Kunlun and features two attractions. Raya and the Flight of the Dragons is a motion simulator where you virtually ride on the back of the dragons and go with Raya and Sisu on an adventure through the lands of Kumandra. Secret of the Underwater Passages is a boat ride similar to Shanghai's Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for the Sunken Treasure, where you voyage under the waterways of Talon while looking for a lost artifact with Raya and her group. Both of these attractions would be on a scale Disney had never done before. Restaurants in this area would include Boun's Shrimporium, Kumandra Kitchen, Dragon Bites, and Talon Treats. Shops include Dragon Gem Gifts, Treasures of Kumandra, Du Blai's (the chief of Talon) Traders, and Ongi Plunder Shop (Ongis are the monkey creatures that work with Noi the Con-Baby.) On a stage is the Kumandra Spirit Rally, where you can experience performers representing all five lands of Kumandra: Heart (Raya's land), Fang (Namaari's land), Tail (Boun's land), Talon (Noi's land), and Spine (Tong's land.)
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