Disney Irish
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Nah, its not laziness. I think its just because its not an important piece yet since the inside of the building is the focus. Really I don't think anyone actually notices its still up unless you're looking for it.
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Nah, its not laziness. I think its just because its not an important piece yet since the inside of the building is the focus. Really I don't think anyone actually notices its still up unless you're looking for it.
NateD1226
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Yeah that is true. But like... it has been a few months lol
Disney Irish
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Just so you know my original post was a joke. Really the project is not all that time sensitive. They have 2 years to build out Phase One of Marvel if its going to open during the announced 2020 opening year.
Warning my speculation:
I think they've been dragging their feet for various reasons, including the election in 2 weeks. My belief is they hope to get the Eastern Gateway project back on the table for approval. And then be able to do the complete Marvel Land instead of phases. And if that happens we'll likely get a project update saying the 2020 opening has been pushed to 2021/2022. Which BTW would be cool as 2022 would be Stan Lee's 100th B-day.
NateD1226
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oops I missed the joke lol. But yes you bring up some very good points and I totally agree!
mickEblu
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Ok. Thank you.
Disneycorn
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What do you guys think phase 2 and 3 will get because I’m new here
The attractions (non-facetiously). A more extreme example of Hong Kong or New Fantasyland.
One could consider Mission breakout the first phase, the second will be the land itself. Hard to say if the C-ticket will open with the land or the year after. The splashy new E-ticket will follow probably in 2022.
SSG
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New in permits:
Golden State Expansion / Pkg 2 - DCA - Golden State Expansion / Pkg 2 - Non Residential Addtion: Addition to core and shell of 17,604 s.ft to create a pit level, extend first floor and second floor with new mezzanie, catwalk, and roof top equipment rooms for future tenant. Canopy 2,224 sq.ft over queue and maintanance bay entry.
Golden State Expansion / Pkg 2 - DCA - Golden State Expansion / Pkg 2 - Non Residential Addtion: Addition to core and shell of 17,604 s.ft to create a pit level, extend first floor and second floor with new mezzanie, catwalk, and roof top equipment rooms for future tenant. Canopy 2,224 sq.ft over queue and maintanance bay entry.
SSG
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BREAKING: Full Attraction, Restaurant, & Store Lineup Revealed for MARVEL Super Hero Land at Disneyland Resort
October 23, 2018 Tom Corless
https://.com/2018/10/breaking-full-...-marvel-super-hero-land-at-disneyland-resort/
While construction has already begun on a MARVEL Super Hero themed land at Disney California Adventure, details have been scarce on exactly what will be located in this land come 2020. As Disney stated, 2020 will bring about phase 1 of the land, with a planned 2nd phase following a year or two later. If there are plans beyond these two phases, they aren’t green-lit just yet and it’s unclear exactly where further attractions and such will go (although the removal of more of Hollywood Land seems likely). Let’s not get too far ahead of ourselves and focus on what’s already in the works…
Where the marquee for “A Bug’s Land” once stood, guests will enter under a new marquee to begin the long walk down to the Marvel Super Hero themed-land at Disney California Adventure.
As guests enter through the former Bountiful Valley Farm area, they’ll pass under a marquee and walk down a long passage between Mater’s Junkyard Jamboree in cars Land and the former “it’s tough to be a bug” Theater.
The former “it’s tough to be a bug” Theater building is being repurposed for the new Spider-Man attraction where guests are given a web-shooter of their own to use. The ride appears to be mostly screen-based (likely 3D in nature), so think Toy Story Midway Mania, but with guests shooting webs instead of darts, balls, and rings. The entrance to the building will be rerouted to the opposite side of so it can be accessed from the hub of this new land. The central hub is a large Avengers symbol in the ground that is surrounded by all of the land’s offerings. Think of this as The Avengers’ California Campus.
The Spider-Man queue is attached to the former “tissue box” restrooms of A Bug’s Land, which will be remodeled and kept for the new area.
Nearby, Doctor Strange has his own show experience where guests will meet the Avenger in a round courtyard. We expect this to be similar to an offering currently on the Disney Cruise Line.
If you’re hungry, there are some dining options nearby. There is a counter service restaurant and microbrewery in the plans. Who do you theme a microbrewery to? Well, Ant-Man of course. This explains the giant canned beverage that appears on the poster. This can will be located on the second level of the building.
The giant canned beverage sits on top of the Ant-Man microbrewery.
While we’re looking at the poster, it’s worth noting that what you see is what you will get. While not absolutely true to life, this will pretty much be the view guests will have down the main thoroughfare of the Marvel land heading towards Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission Breakout.
The Quinjet is located in front of the Phase 2 offering (not flying like in the poster), a truly massive Avengers E-Ticket attraction that is expected to be a roller coaster. As for story elements or anything beyond that, details are scarce at this point. All we know is that it is HUGE in scale.
This is concept art for the Hong Kong Disneyland Marvel area, but the boxy Avengers building on the left should house the very same roller coaster being built at Disney California Adventure.
As for shopping opportunities, a large shop sits near the second phase Avengers ride, with a smaller shop located across from the Spider-Man attraction.
You’ll be happy to know that Phase 1 and 2 do not touch the Red Car Trolley attraction that runs from Mission Breakout down to Buena Vista Street, so that will be sticking around.
All of this information has been confirmed by internal documents at this point, so none of the above is much of a rumor. Certainly, thematic elements could change, but the overall plan mapped out above is what you will see rolling out in phases at Disney California Adventure starting in 2020.
So, who’s ready to suit up?
October 23, 2018 Tom Corless
https://.com/2018/10/breaking-full-...-marvel-super-hero-land-at-disneyland-resort/
While construction has already begun on a MARVEL Super Hero themed land at Disney California Adventure, details have been scarce on exactly what will be located in this land come 2020. As Disney stated, 2020 will bring about phase 1 of the land, with a planned 2nd phase following a year or two later. If there are plans beyond these two phases, they aren’t green-lit just yet and it’s unclear exactly where further attractions and such will go (although the removal of more of Hollywood Land seems likely). Let’s not get too far ahead of ourselves and focus on what’s already in the works…
Where the marquee for “A Bug’s Land” once stood, guests will enter under a new marquee to begin the long walk down to the Marvel Super Hero themed-land at Disney California Adventure.
As guests enter through the former Bountiful Valley Farm area, they’ll pass under a marquee and walk down a long passage between Mater’s Junkyard Jamboree in cars Land and the former “it’s tough to be a bug” Theater.
The former “it’s tough to be a bug” Theater building is being repurposed for the new Spider-Man attraction where guests are given a web-shooter of their own to use. The ride appears to be mostly screen-based (likely 3D in nature), so think Toy Story Midway Mania, but with guests shooting webs instead of darts, balls, and rings. The entrance to the building will be rerouted to the opposite side of so it can be accessed from the hub of this new land. The central hub is a large Avengers symbol in the ground that is surrounded by all of the land’s offerings. Think of this as The Avengers’ California Campus.
The Spider-Man queue is attached to the former “tissue box” restrooms of A Bug’s Land, which will be remodeled and kept for the new area.
Nearby, Doctor Strange has his own show experience where guests will meet the Avenger in a round courtyard. We expect this to be similar to an offering currently on the Disney Cruise Line.
If you’re hungry, there are some dining options nearby. There is a counter service restaurant and microbrewery in the plans. Who do you theme a microbrewery to? Well, Ant-Man of course. This explains the giant canned beverage that appears on the poster. This can will be located on the second level of the building.
The giant canned beverage sits on top of the Ant-Man microbrewery.
While we’re looking at the poster, it’s worth noting that what you see is what you will get. While not absolutely true to life, this will pretty much be the view guests will have down the main thoroughfare of the Marvel land heading towards Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission Breakout.
The Quinjet is located in front of the Phase 2 offering (not flying like in the poster), a truly massive Avengers E-Ticket attraction that is expected to be a roller coaster. As for story elements or anything beyond that, details are scarce at this point. All we know is that it is HUGE in scale.
This is concept art for the Hong Kong Disneyland Marvel area, but the boxy Avengers building on the left should house the very same roller coaster being built at Disney California Adventure.
As for shopping opportunities, a large shop sits near the second phase Avengers ride, with a smaller shop located across from the Spider-Man attraction.
You’ll be happy to know that Phase 1 and 2 do not touch the Red Car Trolley attraction that runs from Mission Breakout down to Buena Vista Street, so that will be sticking around.
All of this information has been confirmed by internal documents at this point, so none of the above is much of a rumor. Certainly, thematic elements could change, but the overall plan mapped out above is what you will see rolling out in phases at Disney California Adventure starting in 2020.
So, who’s ready to suit up?
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Hatbox Ghostbuster
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Shigg. W. McGee
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BasiltheBatLord
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Insiders on this forum have said that the Avengers coaster mentioned in the article was scrapped completely. Worth keeping that in mind.
Spider-Mania sounds sooooo lame btw, so really hoping this isn’t true.
Spider-Mania sounds sooooo lame btw, so really hoping this isn’t true.
The Pho
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They did have that swinging Coaster patent a while back, I think that had potential to top Universal's Ride. But that doesn't sound like it's gone anywhere.
By aiming for a completely different type of experience.
britain
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It will be interesting to see if a tepid reaction to this Spider-Mania will encourage the execs to be more daring in future phases.
Or if a “good enough” reaction will encourage the execs to be less daring.
GiveMeTheMusic
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It's true. All of it.
Model3 McQueen
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D.Silentu
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Well, there we have it. Still not too much information to go off of, but it's interesting to get a notion of what the Spiderman ride will be like. I certainly hope it has enough distinction from the parks other 3D shooter ride because, frankly, they need a strong debut since the land's signature attraction is years out. I also imagine that Guardians will get a new scene, or something, when the land opens to make it feel like there is more to it. I'm a little surprised that the brewery is themed to Ant-Man, I don't understand the connection.