Avengers Campus - Reactions / Reviews

[mickEblu]

Why would you be able to see Disneyland from central California where I assume the Avengers Campus is set? Unless they said the Avengers Campus is set in Disney California Adventure which is moronic and I hate it.

Oh gotcha. So the Avengers aren’t admitting they set shop up in DCA. I thought that was part of the deal. It’s all stupid.

 

[Phroobar]

When it comes to interactivity in this new land, will each cast member have his own backstory/super power just like in GE?

 

[ProjectXBlog]

Why would you be able to see Disneyland from central California where I assume the Avengers Campus is set? Unless they said the Avengers Campus is set in Disney California Adventure which is moronic and I hate it.

there is apparently going to be some sort of tie-in to the sanctum santorum being built on sacred california ground, but tony was too dumb to care

 

[mickEblu]

I do agree with the poster who said Avengers Land will be more fun than SWL. What land will be more impressive remains to be seen (not really).

 

[Suspirian]

Why would you be able to see Disneyland from central California where I assume the Avengers Campus is set? Unless they said the Avengers Campus is set in Disney California Adventure which is moronic and I hate it.

Wait why central California??

 

[TROR]

Wait why central California??

That’s where all the big tech companies are with their campuses.

 

[captveg]

That’s where all the big tech companies are with their campuses.

That would be Northern California.

 

[choco choco]

Its funny because I remember pitching a "realistic" upgrade of Buzz Lightyear exactly like that about 8-10 years ago. Individuals on jetpacks suspended from above with a joystick to be able to control swivel as they passed through a sci-fi space battle and into Zurg's fortress to rescue the prisoners and defeat his evil scheme.

I believe that's similar to a ride Imagineering had been developing way back for Tomorrowland, where guests would go on a "spacewalk" by riding a suspended jet packs and bouncing across the surface of the moon or asteroid or something.

Seems low capacity but mighty imaginative.

 

[lazyboy97o]

So now the Avengers are accepting of slavery and human zoos?

 

[PizzaPlanet]

I'm just going to throw this out there:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbr.com/avengers-campus-guardians-of-the-galaxy-cosmic-rewind/amp/

 

[LOSTIE]

The Guardians of the Galaxy Take Flight in Avengers Campus Concept Art

New Avengers Campus concept art features Marvel's ragtag band of misfits in Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind.

www.google.com

The author of that article is confused. That particular Guardians of the Galaxy Ride is going to EPCOT.

If they re-do the storyline of Mission Breakout, they will be pretty much be trapped in the corner creatively..what are they going to say? "The Guardians of the Galaxy once again became prisoners of the Collector and it must be up to you, the future Avengers to save the day with the help of Rocket!". Those dang Guardians, always getting caught by the Collector.

 

[Mike S]

I'm just going to throw this out there:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbr.com/avengers-campus-guardians-of-the-galaxy-cosmic-rewind/amp/

Wow.

That’s all I can say.

Wow

 

[mickEblu]

So I see this ride being compared to FOP and Soarin. What is the capacity like on those rides? The whole point of them going back to the drawing board on Avengers was to increase capacity. Wondering if they re in track to accomplishing this.

 

[SSG]

Lol so it’s not KABLAM!!! anymore?

Just stick to one lame backstory per dumb out of place overlay please.

KABLAM!!! was the greatest piece of Disney magic I had ever heard.

 

[TROR]

I don’t understand why a roller coaster would’ve had big capacity issues, honestly. Matterhorn only has six seats per bobsled train and I think it does fine. Mind you, there are of course two tracks to the Matterhorn, but just the same.

 

[Mike S]

I don’t understand why a roller coaster would’ve had big capacity issues, honestly. Matterhorn only has six seats per bobsled train and I think it does fine. Mind you, there are of course two tracks to the Matterhorn, but just the same.

Not right now. The whole time I’ve been here only one side has been going.

 

[MisterPenguin]

Still doesn’t answer the main storyline problem with this ride. If the Collector is an antagonist, why did the Avengers let him have a part of their campus AND how do the Avengers not notice that the Guardians are missing and trapped in said collection. Wouldn’t the Avengers know that the Guardians are trapped and therefore save them? Why would the Avengers let guests go inside an antagonists museum? Isn’t that dangerous and not safe?

That story just further messes with the story. I thought guests “WANT” detailed stories in Disney Parks? This storyline doesn’t make sense.

So now the Avengers are accepting of slavery and human zoos?

The story is that the tower/ship has just arrived. That is the situation every time the guests enter it. Peter Pan hasn't been flying guests to Neverland for 50 years, it happens the one night you get on the ride.

So, the tower has just arrived and the Terran visitors are the first to see what the heck The Collector is up to. Before they can call the police or the Avengers, Rocket enlists their help for the Guardians to escape.

Why hasn't Earth authorities already investigated an alien vessel? I don't know. Why aren't the media crowding Dumbo to take pictures of a flying elephant?

Why haven't the Avenger investigated? Even if the park's version of the Marvel multiverse was the same as the MCU (which it is not), at the time it arrived, only Thor would have known anything about The Collector. They're either busy with the events of their own attraction, or, the standard comic book reason is: They're off world. The new sign has The Collector saying "he's heard of the Avenger" and "he welcomes them." There is no previous history here in this story line.

But maybe one day, @lazyboy97o, your line of Disney's approval of slavery will finally catch on... somehow. Keep at it. We're rooting for you!

 

[chadwpalm]

Not right now. The whole time I’ve been here only one side has been going.

Have they gotten the new sign installed yet?

 

[mickEblu]

The story is that the tower/ship has just arrived. That is the situation every time the guests enter it. Peter Pan hasn't been flying guests to Neverland for 50 years, it happens the one night you get on the ride.

So, the tower has just arrived and the Terran visitors are the first to see what the heck The Collector is up to. Before they can call the police or the Avengers, Rocket enlists their help for the Guardians to escape.

Why hasn't Earth authorities already investigated an alien vessel? I don't know. Why aren't the media crowding Dumbo to take pictures of a flying elephant?

Why haven't the Avenger investigated? Even if the park's version of the Marvel multiverse was the same as the MCU (which it is not), at the time it arrived, only Thor would have known anything about The Collector. They're either busy with the events of their own attraction, or, the standard comic book reason is: They're off world. The new sign has The Collector saying "he's heard of the Avenger" and "he welcomes them." There is no previous history here in this story line.

But maybe one day, @lazyboy97o, your line of Disney's approval of slavery will finally catch on... somehow. Keep at it. We're rooting for you!

The difference with the examples you listed is that they weren’t trying to come up with ridiculous backstories before to justify Peter Pans or Dumbos existence in Disneyland because the attractions were the portal into the worlds and where disbelief needed to be suspended. They were just attractions in Fantasyland. Now they’re getting all Meta and have to justify a why a land is in a theme park. It’s stupid. They ve brought these questions on themselves.

 

[Snow Queen]

It's better... I guess. But now the awful Disneyland line doesn't even make sense. I'll stop before I go on about how awful this ride is and every way in which it sucks.

Actually, I think it's only now that it makes any sense. Before they had the stupid idea of it all taking place within DCA, which meant "Disneyland? That's thematically inconsistent!" makes no sense as it wouldn't be thematically inconsistent if it takes place in DCA. Now, with them seemingly switching to it being a generic somewhere else in California location, Disneyland is thematically inconsistent.