Another attraction I would add into the urban neighborhood section of Hollywood Land as an Incredibles-themed roller coaster built from the ground up. Yes, instead of Paradise Pier being rethemed to Pixar Pier (meaning, no Incredicoaster), Hollywood Land gets an indoor multiple-launch steel motorbike coaster called "Elasticycle - An Incredible Journey."

The queue would be located inside the mid-century Parr Family Mansion from "Incredibles 2". Fun fact about the house: To create the Parr family’s new, massive mansion made of glass, wood, and stone for "Incredibles 2," the design team drew inspiration from actual midcentury-modern residences across the country. A group of the filmmakers traveled to Palm Springs and the surrounding areas to tour homes by the likes of Albert Frey and other formative modernists in the Southern California desert. They also spent time at Sunnylands, a 200-acre Rancho Mirage estate designed by A. Quincy Jones in the mid-’60s. So, if an in-universe DCA fan wanted a reason to justify the recreation of the Parr Family Mansion in DCA (or even the ride in general), now you have the house's California inspiration. 

Anyway the queue would be highly themed and give incredible (pun intended) views of Municiberg. How would that work, you may ask? Well, because this is Hollywood Land, the windows of Elasticycle's queue utilizes a massive, customized digital projection and screen system to create its immersive "windows to Municiberg," giving you the illusion that the Parr Family Mansion is in the neighborhood that the Parr family resides on 1444 Incredible Way, where the Parrs reside on "Incredibles 2." Movie magic!