Resort Introduction

 

Located in Southern California in the San Diego area is a theme park resort. Here, guests can live in worlds of imagination and embark on many adventures. With two immersive theme parks, guests will feel like they are a part of the worlds they enter.......especially because they are characters in a bunch of the attractions.

This idea has evolved a lot. It started out as a video game-themed resort when I was ten, and then it evolved into a resort themed to movies that I would make. This third draft of the resort, however, is not themed to any IP in particular, but immersive environments where guests feel like they are part of the story.

Here are the things the resort has to offer:

  • 2 parks
    • Markerland Park (1st gate)
    • Markersea Park (2nd gate)
  • 3 hotels
    • Markerland Hotel (Deluxe Value)
    • Marker's World Hotel (Moderate Value)
    • Marker's Retro Hotel (Family Value)
  • 1 Shopping District
    • Markerville
Each of these places will be gone over in later posts.

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