web01.fireside.fm Sat, 11 Apr 2026 05:49:27 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Opposite Attractions: A Theme Park Design Show - Episodes Tagged with “Immersion” https://www.opposite-attractions.com/tags/immersion Mon, 13 Nov 2017 02:00:00 -0500 A former Universal Studios Florida employee and a former Walt Disney World cast member challenge each other to imagineer their own theme parks, one attraction at a time, while also discussing the current state of the theme park industry. Hosted by Scottye Moore and Jim Murphy. en-us episodic A comedy design challenge podcast about creating theme parks that are 'technically possible'. Jim Murphy & Scottye Moore A former Universal Studios Florida employee and a former Walt Disney World cast member challenge each other to imagineer their own theme parks, one attraction at a time, while also discussing the current state of the theme park industry. Hosted by Scottye Moore and Jim Murphy. yes imagineering, disney, theme parks, universal studios, comedy, design, architecture, walt disney world, walt disney, epcot, animal kingdom, disneyland Jim Murphy & Scottye Moore oppattshow@gmail.com Challenge: On-Site Hotel http://www.opposite-attractions.com/10 c11a4476-cbbf-48db-806f-9ffaf7187c9c Mon, 13 Nov 2017 02:00:00 -0500 Jim Murphy & Scottye Moore full 1 Jim Murphy & Scottye Moore Scottye and Jim give Apex its very own hotel. Scottye goes for a skewed Grand Californian vibe and Jim builds a Stanford Prison. Talk about being off-brand. 36:40 yes This week it's all about giving our theme park a hotel for guests to sleep their money away in. What started out as something Jim wasn't even concerned about quickly went totally sideways, proving not every idea he has ever come up with is a good one. While Scottye builds an immersive asylum full of paid actors, Jim decides what his theme park experience really needs is some good old class warfare and overt power struggles. This was not intentional. Also, duct tape toilets, just because. This week it's all about giving our theme park a hotel for guests to sleep their money away in. What started out as something Jim wasn't even concerned about quickly went totally sideways, proving not every idea he has ever come up with is a good one. While Scottye builds an immersive asylum full of paid actors, Jim decides what his theme park experience really needs is some good old class warfare and overt power struggles. This was not intentional. Also, duct tape toilets, just because.

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]]> Challenge: Design A Theme Park (Season Premiere) http://www.opposite-attractions.com/1 bcc2045e-079f-4f9a-8711-be3fe8b8575c Wed, 30 Aug 2017 23:00:00 -0400 Jim Murphy & Scottye Moore full 1 Jim Murphy & Scottye Moore In which Scottye and Jim discuss their big picture plans for designing their very own theme parks. 37:58 yes On this, our pilot episode, Scottye and Jim discuss what synapses fired in their brains to decide it was a good idea to make this show, and then get down to the nitty-gritty going over their big picture plans for their theme parks. Jim has way too many notes and an idea too big to be any good, while Scottye just happens to really love himself some fine Branson entertainment. On this, our pilot episode, Scottye and Jim discuss what synapses fired in their brains to decide it was a good idea to make this show, and then get down to the nitty-gritty going over their big picture plans for their theme parks. Jim has way too many notes and an idea too big to be any good, while Scottye just happens to really love himself some fine Branson entertainment.

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