truecoat
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Yes, functional artwork of the loading station or queue would be cool.
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News Coco Boat Ride Coming to Disney California Adventure
- Thread starter mickEblu
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Yes, functional artwork of the loading station or queue would be cool.
TheDisneyParksfanC8
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Looks like we might not be getting more details until D23 2026.
coffeefan
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TheDisneyParksfanC8
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My guess is Avengers and Coco details will be revealed on the first one
Disney Irish
Premium Member
They did not.
Details will likely come out in a future blog post and then talked about at the D23 Expo Parks Panel.
People have to remember that Destination D23 is not the main event for Parks. Even though for a couple of them over the years they announced things, its not the focus of that event. D23 Expo is the main event for Parks.
Disney Analyst
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Sounds like it may be starting soon.
Disney Vault
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coffeefan
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Can you sum up the video. I dont want to give them a view
Basically that there's new sidewalk markings and ribbons on trees along the street where construction for Coco will be. The rest is an overview of construction updates.
Well that's a revolting development. We arrive the next day.
Professortango1
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And this is why I let my pass lapse this year. Figured it's going to be bad with closures and construction.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Possible, or could just be a coincidence and its normal refurb.
Disney Analyst
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For sure. But didn’t both also have big refurbs this year, or last? Hmmm.
Nirya
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Incredicoaster feels like it goes down at least once each day, so it may be in need of a real refurb regardless of Coco's construction.
Emotional Whirlwind should not need a long refurb, and even then, I don't know how it would be affected by Coco's location in the first place.
Emotional Whirlwind should not need a long refurb, and even then, I don't know how it would be affected by Coco's location in the first place.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Just because they recently had a refurb (Incredicoaster this year, Whirlwind last year or the year before) doesn't mean they don't need additional work or that specific work couldn't be completed during the previous refurb. Some attractions have refurbs every year, some don't go down for 5-10 years. It all depends on the attraction and the work and/or upgrades being needed.
Remember that January/February used to the refurb time anyways, so its really not that unusual to see an attraction go down for refurb during that time.
The only thing here is that it all just happens to be close to a location being used for a future attraction. Maybe its connected, maybe its just coincidence. Only time will tell.
