The library now works like a real field guide hub. Pick the park, resort district, or shopping district first. Then go into that location page to work area by area instead of sifting through unrelated examples.
Location Hub
Each location page keeps its own areas, examples, and reference strength clearly separated so the hunt feels practical on the ground.
Castle park classics, queue details, and slow-burn prop reads.
Starts with: Adventureland, Adventureland / Pirates of the Caribbean, Fantasyland
Design-driven finds in murals, ropework, displays, and built environment details.
Starts with: France / International Gateway, General EPCOT, The Land / Garden Grill
Ride-scene timing, queue ceilings, props, and attraction signage.
Starts with: Animation Courtyard, Chinese Theatre / Runaway Railway, Commissary Lane / Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant
Texture, lighting, queue storytelling, and low-key environmental reads.
Starts with: Africa, Asia / Expedition Everest, Asia / Kali River Rapids
Resort-level references, lobby details, walkway carvings, and archive pulls.
Starts with: Disney Resorts / Moana reference, Disney Resorts Archive
Marketplace and store details worth checking between park days.
Starts with: Disney Springs / Star Wars Store
Downtown Disney and Disneyland-adjacent references from the archive.
Starts with: Downtown Disney - Disneyland Archive
Research Trail
HMS archive imports are treated as our strongest owned examples and can safely anchor future proof-first pages.
Public article stills help widen the map while we wait to replace them with our own images.
Video-thumbnail fallbacks stay in the library because they point to real leads, but they are visually weaker and should be verified first in the field.