MEXICAN JOURNEY (2008)

 A ride in the Chihuahua-Pacifico Train through the Chihuahua Mountains and the Copper Canyon. The showroom is divided into 4, each division representing the four seasons of the year, for our guests to experience the beauty of the mountains throughout the whole year in a few minutes! This is an indoor attraction.  

 A boat ride through a model of the Santa Lucia River Ride of Monterrey City, that takes you through the different types of “serenatas” (serenade) and regional music of Mexico. This is an outdoor attraction. 

 A roller coaster ride through the mines of the Bufa Mountain in Zacatecas, where ghosts from the Mexican Revolution haunt our guests, this attraction is mostly indoors with brief exits to the outer mines. 

 A 3-D film experience that explores the world of the Gray Whales that live in the Baja California Seas. 

 This will be a replica of the desert museum of Saltillo, Coahuila. In addition this area will have a part of sandbox as a resemblance of the Samalayuca desert. This museum will be 80% indoor and 20% outside. 

  This will be a museum divided in 3 parts, north, mid-country and south. The north museum will feature the Revolutionary war with its most distinguished heroes, like Pancho Villa.

 A replica of the Dolores Hidalgo Cathedral in Guanajuato becomes a museum, showcasing miniature models of significant Mexican colonial and baroque architecture. It also takes the spotlight in nightly fireworks displays, paying tribute to Mexican independence and its heroes, akin to Disneyland's Sleeping Beauty Castle. 

Guests will be able to enjoy a traditional Mexican fair, in which you may see: a traditional Mexican market, a Ferris wheel shaped like the Aztec Calendar, a tribute to the “Voladores de Papantla”, that is a chain-suspended attraction, like in the old carnivals, and a carrousel featuring Mexico´s most famous animals. 

 In a unique theme park first, visitors will enter through the center, not a side gate, designed as Mexico City's airport. Access through an underground tunnel from the parking lot, where plane-shaped trams and special effects make guests feel like they're flying. 

 In this unique indoor attraction, guests are shrunk to the size of a water molecule and embark on a thrilling journey through Earth's natural cycles. They ride a water molecule, transform into a cloud, and witness the planet's evolution from the skies. The adventure concludes with a 50ft simulated rainfall experience. 

 Similar to the Journey to the Center of the Earth in Tokyo DisneySea, though, in this attraction, we will use EMV´s, to enhance the rough experience in the center of our planet, this is an indoor attraction in its entirety. 

A dining experience like no other, guests will dine in “chinampas”, which are the traditional boats used in Xochimilco in Mexico City, this will be a reservation only restaurant. While guests float in the boats, other floating rafts will have live music and entertainment.  

  Guanajuato is known in Mexico as the home of most legends and folklore, and it also means “place of frogs”. So what do we do? We put you aboard a giant frog, and take you in a trip along Mexico´s greatest legends, like the Llorona      and the mummies, and folklore rituals like the Day of the Dead. This Attraction is indoors.

This is a Wrestling Ring, that serves as a mini movie-theater, showing classic Mexican movies, with the national superheroes, professional wrestlers Santo and Blue Demon. At specific hours, the movie screen will go down for      our guests to experience a true Mexican Wrestling Match!

 Indy discovers secret passages within Aztec and Mayan pyramids leading to a chamber where gods Quetzalcoatl and Kukulkan rest. Guests assist Indy and Quetzalcoatl in a high-speed indoor coaster, helping defeat an evil Jaguar god. 

This museum will focus in pre-Hispanic culture, the Conquista, and colonial days. It is housed within Mexico  City´s Airport.

 The attraction is similar to the Soarin’ of Disney’s California Adventure, but in this Soarin’, people will soar through Chiapas, Tabasco, Quintana Roo, Yucatan and Campeche. 

  This will be a water park. In this park, people could dive into some pools, water slides and experience an example of a Cancun beach. This section will have a luxurious “sea-side” restaurant.

  If guests enter through the Mayan Castle, they will help Kukulkan recover his kingdom in this floorless coaster, where you fly out of the “Sacred Cenote” (a ceremonial natural well) into the Jungle to fight the Jaguar. This attraction is indoors, with brief interaction with the Quetzalcoatl      coaster.

  This museum is full with Olmec, Mayan, Zapotec, and Mixtec history. All of them      pre-Hispanic civilizations.