MyStreet Season 5

The fifth season of MyStreet, fully titled as MyStreet: Starlight, was announced on May 11th, 2017, alongside a five-part documentary of Aphmau's year, following the finale of the fourth season.

The season premiered on June 10th, following the finale of the five-part Aphmau series, documenting a year after the events of MyStreet: Emerald Secret.

Just like Seasons 1, 2, and 3, Starlight is more cheerful and everyday-style with little drama, however when there is drama, it is usually very serious and involves the tragedy at the lodge during Season 4 that the main characters are recovering from.

Development
The season has been in development since April 29th, 2017. Jason posted a new Minecraft series build project on Twitter, and captioning it as "the biggest one yet."

Production
On Instagram, Jason posted a picture of the peninsula of an island, in which areas are marked with trees, waterfalls, overwater bungalows and more.

He confirmed the builds were for this season on Twitter and will begin airing early next month, in June. Following the announcement, Jason also responded to a few of the viewers on Twitter. The season will have some story developments, but it will mostly focus on the characters. One of the most interesting is of him confirming for MyStreet to continue past fifth season. He then confirms that the sixth season will be more like MyStreet: Emerald Secret.

On Instagram, Jason uploaded a new photo with the island that is more detailed and is 1/8th completed.

Starlight Wonderland appears to be a crescent shaped island, with 8 main locations (A-H labelled in the picture.) From A-G, all are located on the main island, whilst H is surrounded  by the main island. The second image focuses on area A, showcasing various areas of Starlight Wonderland, including a waterfall-like area, a small park, and overwater bungalows.

On June 5th, 2017, Jason confirms the first episode to air on the weekend. He also adds for the first episode to have 3D animated ending.

On June 10th, 2017, Jason confirms the first episode to air on this day, with the production team working on it the whole week, and a picture of an area of Starlight. On the same day prior to the premiere, Jason also posted a photo on Instagram of the season's title card.

The Islands
Starlight is composed of nine different areas, each having their own theme. It is explained that they are each different islands, yet the map shows the areas being on one crescent island with another island in the center. Either way, it usually takes the entire summer for one to see it all. When exploring the areas, people usually either stay at a hotel, a house, or on a boat.

Beach Area
The first area is a beach resort, acting as the hub of Starlight. It consists of small houses, a mansion, pools, palm trees, hot springs, a taco stand, a floating tiki bar, and a physical therapy area. There are areas where boats and seaplanes pick up and drop off visitors.

There is a restaurant called the Tropical Jungle Cafe, with stone walls with vines, aquariums, and friendly staff that dress like explorers. One one's birthday, the staff serve a cake called 'volcano'. This restaurant was highly inspired by Rainforest Cafe.

Starlight Adventure Park
This area is an amusement park. The entrance is a round arch with stars on it. As one enters the park, they can see what seems like city buildings on either side.

There are three known rollercoasters in the park: The Shooting Star, *something* High, and Rocky Ride. There is also bumper cars (Bumpi), tea cups, a giant ferries wheel (Believe *something*), a drop tower, a fabbri booster, a gravitron (Star Ship), and a haunted house.

Refreshments include an ice cream stand. Public restrooms are also available. There is also a large fountain with stars on it.

Center Island
The island at the center of the resort is said to be the best area of them all. Not many people get to go there.

Trivia

 * Starlight shares the same theme song as Love-Love-Paradise.
 * Both seasons take place in a summer resort.