There are tons of fictional movies that have been released over the years, a lot of which shaped the imaginations of a generation. Sadly, most of those fantasy worlds do not exist yet or will never exist, but if it was possible, it would be a treat to visit them. Here are a couple we would go to in a heartbeat.
1. The Wizarding World
Countless Potterheads have dreamed of getting their acceptance letters in the mail to attend Hogwarts. It would be the adventure of a lifetime to experience what the wizarding world is like, from flying in brooms or going to Hogsmeade for some Christmas shopping.
The closest we can ever get is the actual place called "The Wizarding World of Harry Potter" at Universal Orlando. You can go on rides like "Flight of the Hippogriff," shop for wands and candy, and finally try Butterbeer from the Leaky Cauldron.
2. Narnia
There's something about a closet that's comforting to a kid since it seems like a world that's just their own. Luckily for the Pevensies, they managed to find the doorway to a magical world called Narnia, where there are creatures like fauns, centaurs, dwarves, and all sorts of talking animals.
If the events of the movie are to be followed, then you won't have to worry about being human in Narnia anymore. The Telmarines have since occupied the world, and Prince Caspian reigns as a king who encourages the coexistence of both humans and Narnians.
3. Camp Half-Blood
We're so close to the release of the "Percy Jackson" series on Disney+, which means that fans of the franchise will have a reignited passion for the universe created by Rick Riordan. Of course, you'll have to be a demigod to enter the camp, but for imagination's sake, let's just pretend.
You'll battle with opposing teams, go through obstacle courses, and train with people who are experts in the art of combat and war. Plus, you'll see demigods exhibit their powers like Percy's control of water, as well as the charms of Aphrodite's children.
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4. Middle-Earth
The world from "The Lord of the Rings" is among the most popular fantasy worlds ever created. It was because of author J.R.R. Tolkien's imagination that we got to meet characters like Frodo, Bilbo, Gandalf, Aragorn, Samwise, and more.
One can only imagine the awe of seeing Rivendell, the Elvish Realm, with our own eyes. The architecture alone is enough to make you want to stay. Even the comfort of living in a Smial seems like something a person can do for the rest of their lives.
5. Berk
Many are fascinated by the old Viking world and their practices and would give anything to take a glimpse of it, but imagine what it would be like if it was like Berk from "How to Train Your Dragon." It would be nice if you went during that sweet spot where humans and dragons coexisted.
Sadly, the movie franchise ended with Hiccup realizing that dragons would always be hunted and that they had to go their separate ways. Still, even just seeing a dragon would warp your mind. How fun would it be to pet, let alone ride one in the skies?
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