Avengers Campus: E-Watch! (Waiting on the new ride)

[TP2000]

Sounds like a hopeful plan. A high capacity attraction, that most guests can enjoy, that hopefully throws you into a thrilling avengers story.

Define "high capacity". This new ride vehicle seats 6 people. You'd need a constant stream. with a vehicle every 10 seconds or so through the show to be high capacity.

Pirates boats seat 22 people. Small World boats seat 14. Indy jeeps seat 12. Rise transports seat 8. This seats 6.

But, since this isn't even under construction and no bulldozers are on site, this won't open until 2027 at the very earliest. Probably the plan is to open it Spring, 2028 and be the big "Olympics Summer" campaign gimmick.

 

[Disney Analyst]

Define "high capacity". This new ride vehicle seats 6 people. You'd need a constant stream. with a vehicle every 10 seconds or so through the show to be high capacity.

Pirates boats seat 22 people. Small World boats seat 14. Indy jeeps seat 12. Rise transports seat 8. This seats 6.

But, since this isn't even under construction and no bulldozers are on site, this won't open until 2027 at the very earliest. Probably the plan is to open it Spring, 2028 and be the big "Olympics Summer" campaign gimmick.

Higher capacity than the proposed coaster at one point, which was axed for that reason. And if this matches the Peter Pan vehicle, it could fit 3-4 per row, pending size of guest. So I’d say at-least 9 per vehicle, as that’s 3 rows.

 

[NobodyElse]

Pirates boats seat 22 people

Welcome, time-traveler. From which year are you visiting us?

 

[TP2000]

Welcome, time-traveler. From which year are you visiting us?

1967. When a Coke was served in an 8 ounce bottle.

 

[TP2000]

Higher capacity than the proposed coaster at one point, which was axed for that reason. And if this matches the Peter Pan vehicle, it could fit 3-4 per row, pending size of guest. So I’d say at-least 9 per vehicle, as that’s 3 rows.

That's three Japanese people per row.

Or two Americans per row in Disneyland.

Or... well, there's a Florida joke there somewhere.

 

[mickEblu]

1967. When a Coke was served in an 8 ounce bottle.

I only buy Mini Cokes. I’m an old soul.

 

[BrianLo]

Nice for some reaffirmation this isn't totally dead.

You'd think this project was actually ready to start building by now...

 

[Animaniac93-98]

Now we just need Disney to say this is coming to Paris and HKDL too.

 

[Disney Irish]

Nice for some reaffirmation this isn't totally dead.

You'd think this project was actually ready to start building by now...

I wouldn’t be surprised if it starts construction next year, just in time for D23.

 

[FoodRockz]

There is this practical scene where the sets lower as it feels like you are rising up (you are not), and it’s just so well done.

I remember being blown away by that scene the first time I rode it. Wild.

 

[SweetDuffy101]

Everybody is saying its like spiderman ride in Universal, But what some don't understand that the ride vehicles will be hanging from the ceiling, Moving to different locations. This is a first in technology for attractions within the disney parks.

No its not avatar flight of passage its a brand new never before seen in theme parks.

 

[SweetDuffy101]

Now we just need Disney to say this is coming to Paris and HKDL too.

I believe that HK has already a budget for this attraction and the next offering for the park after the Frozen expansion ends.

 

[networkpro]

1967. When a Coke was served in an 8 ounce bottle.

In 1967 we were in 6.5 ounce bottles from the Savannah bottling company.

 

[mickEblu]

Everybody is saying its like spiderman ride in Universal, But what some don't understand that the ride vehicles will be hanging from the ceiling, Moving to different locations. This is a first in technology for attractions within the disney parks.

No its not avatar flight of passage its a brand new never before seen in theme parks.

Oh really? That would change things. The thought of the vehicles being suspended crossed my mind but quickly dismissed their placement on the concept art it as artistic liberty. Are you sure? I doubt it’s suspended. Would love for it to be true though.

 

[mickEblu]

Also it’s interesting that the riders appear to be facing one of the sidewalls in the concept art. Looks like it’s the back of their heads we’re looking at. That seems strange. Unless the seats move or spin?

 

[ParkPeeker]

Everybody is saying its like spiderman ride in Universal, But what some don't understand that the ride vehicles will be hanging from the ceiling, Moving to different locations. This is a first in technology for attractions within the disney parks.

No its not avatar flight of passage its a brand new never before seen in theme parks.

Was it your post I read a few years back regarding fantasy springs Pan ride vehicle? Cause everyone else on that thread seems to be convinced that the new technology was scrapped for something like Spiderman IOA. You also confidently answered my question regarding the AA Flynn and Maximus figures. Are you speculating... or where are you getting this info from?

 

[Parteecia]

Also it’s interesting that the riders appear to be facing one of the sidewalls in the concept art. Looks like it’s the back of their heads we’re looking at. That seems strange. Unless the seats move or spin?

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To me it looks like the "headlights" are the back of the vehicle. Power thrusters, maybe? I think the riders are facing forward. If that was the side then the vehicle would not be symmetrical.

 

[SweetDuffy101]

Was it your post I read a few years back regarding fantasy springs Pan ride vehicle? Cause everyone else on that thread seems to be convinced that the new technology was scrapped for something like Spiderman IOA. You also confidently answered my question regarding the AA Flynn and Maximus figures. Are you speculating... or where are you getting this info from?

Im going to use a safeword called "ALLEGED"
i don't wanna be in trouble

 

[ParkPeeker]

To me it looks like the "headlights" are the back of the vehicle. Power thrusters, maybe? I think the riders are facing forward. If that was the side then the vehicle would not be symmetrical.

I think he means the heads look like they’re facing the side of the vehicle, I see what he means, but I see them facing forward so it could just be because they’re vague silhouettes.

 

[Movielover]

Also it’s interesting that the riders appear to be facing one of the sidewalls in the concept art. Looks like it’s the back of their heads we’re looking at.

It's called concept art. Those people are probably stock assets that the artist dropped into the picture. Don't take things in concept art too literally. It's only supposed to give a sense of what an attraction could be like, not a defined blueprint.