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My theme park's story is based on the bustling streets during the 1960s-70s. Neon signs are lit up advertising the new films, culture, and movements. It embraces the colorful environment, upbeat music, and activism during these decades. Both in the everyday America, as well as the independent, countercultural movement.

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The theme park would display popular cartoons that first aired in the 60s (such as the Flintstones and the Jetsons). This would draw attention to both children and reminiscent adults.

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Andy Warhol was a prominent artist during the 60s, with his "pop-art" style that included subjects like Marylin Monroe, John Lennon, etc. His art, and others, would be posted to express the growth in the pop-art movement.

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Music would consist of popular artists and bands such as "ABBA, Queen, Elton John, CCR, etc.). It would reflect the vibrant, disco music of the 60s-70s. As well as songs like "Fortunate Son" that grew from the Vietnam War's controversy.

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The plant life would include vibrant floral gardens with a variety of greenery. There would be a garden in the park to represent the growth in the environmental protection/awareness movement (1970s).

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The title of my theme park would be "Trippin", which has a double-meaning. It could mean taking a trip to said park, but also it's a reference to the "dazed and confused" lifestyle during the 60s.

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There would be a neon-lit movie theatre that would serve to advertise movies during these decades (ex: Jaws, Grease, Star Wars, etc)

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Guests would walk through "bustling" streets, to recreate the feeling of travelling throughout the city.

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The layout would resemble a busy mid-1900s street in America: old-fashioned open cars, greenery, neon signs, large billboards, war-posters, cafes, etc.

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The 60s and 70s used very bold and attentive colors, using these for my theme park would give it an "upbeat" feeling, and draw the guest's attention to decoration and architecture.