News D23 Expo 2022

EricsBiscuit

Well-Known Member
How sad would it be for them to announce more DLR expansions and near nothing at WDW when UOR is quickly catching up? They have no foresight…
 

britain

Well-Known Member
How sad would it be for them to announce more DLR expansions and near nothing at WDW when UOR is quickly catching up? They have no foresight…

They said EPCOT, so there should be something.


Maybe they’ll re-announce Mary Poppins? Or Play? Or Spaceship Earth? Or a model of Comunicore Hall?

So much to restate as new!!!
 

Sirwalterraleigh

Premium Member
They said EPCOT, so there should be something.


Maybe they’ll re-announce Mary Poppins? Or Play? Or Spaceship Earth? Or a model of Comunicore Hall?

So much to restate as new!!!
“Transformation of Epcot”…you zoomed past that key part
They’ve been saying that for 5 years.

Now I hope that means something? Maybe?

But they’ve been telegraphing no building for awhile now.
 

BrianLo

Well-Known Member
They said EPCOT, so there should be something.


Maybe they’ll re-announce Mary Poppins? Or Play? Or Spaceship Earth? Or a model of Comunicore Hall?

So much to restate as new!!!

Generally, the show floor hasn't contained the announcements. It's usually for the more advanced, under construction projects. The announcements are at the keynote.

I guess the Epcot experience notwithstanding, but even that was partially covered up until the keynote.

Frozen almost certainly is a model from Paris and/or HKDL. I surmised they would have the Tokyo DisneySea model as the big showpiece, but doesn't sound like that's the case.
 

Jv09071991

New Member
Tickets go on sale January 20, 2022

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More schedule details for Disney Parks, Experiences and Products -

"One of the most anticipated parts of D23 Expo 2022 for Disney fans is discovering what Disney Parks, Experiences and Products has in store, both on the show floor and in panels and presentations. This year promises to be full of Disney Parks excitement—with new pavilions, captivating panel presentations, and exclusive retail experiences. D23 Expo attendees will be the first to learn about never-before-seen details of new themed lands, attractions, shows, and so much more!"
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Magic on the Show Floor
The Disney Parks and Experiences Wonderful World of Dreams pavilion invites attendees to step into new stories, attractions, and adventures Walt Disney Imagineers are bringing to life around the globe. Fans will discover behind-the-scenes glimpses of Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, the transformation of EPCOT, new Frozen-themed experiences, Disney Cruise Line, live entertainment, and more.

Guests at D23 Expo will also have the opportunity to access DisneyMe, an all-new digital avatar in the Play Disney Parks app, for the first time on land since its debut on the Disney Wish. This experience empowers users to express their Disney style by creating their own unique DisneyMe avatar. To celebrate the launch of the DisneyMe feature as part of Disney Uncharted Adventure on the Disney Wish, guests at D23 Expo will be invited on an Expo-exclusive quest. Attendees will uncover specially designed Disney Wish and D23 Expo digital clothing and accessories for their DisneyMe avatar that will only be released at this year’s convention.

Can’t-Miss Presentations
A Peek Behind the Curtain at the Walt Disney Imagineering Illusions and Special Effects Development Lab
Saturday, September 10, 10 a.m., Walt Disney Archives Stage
Learn about the legacy of Walt Disney Imagineering’s Illusions and Special Effects Development Lab, including the work created by Yale Gracey for the Haunted Mansion and other early projects, plus a behind-the-curtain look at the present-day magical process that is so unique to Imagineering.

Uncovering Treasures from the Marty Sklar Collection
Saturday, September 10, 12 p.m., Walt Disney Archives Stage
Join Walt Disney Imagineering Ambassador Bob Weis and Leah and Leslie Sklar, the wife and daughter of the late Disney Legend and Imagineer Marty Sklar, as they discuss some of the treasures they’ve discovered while going through Marty’s collection from his more than 50 years with Walt Disney Imagineering.

Magic in the Air: 30 Years of The Muppet Christmas Carol
Saturday, September 10, 1 p.m., Premiere Stage
Celebrate 30 years of The Muppet Christmas Carol with The Muppets and other special guests.

Dreaming, Designing, and Bringing to Life the Disney Wish
Saturday, September 10, 4 p.m., Backlot Stage
Walt Disney Imagineers fresh off the launch of the newest ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet—the Disney Wish—talk about their experiences bringing this ship to life. From the wondrously themed spaces, imaginative kids’ clubs, and the first-ever Disney attraction at sea, the ship brings to life fantastical stories you know and love like never before.

Walt Disney Imagineering: 70 Years of Making the Impossible, Possible
Sunday, September 11, 1 p.m., Premiere Stage
For seven decades, the magic-makers at Walt Disney Imagineering have blended limitless imagination with cutting-edge technology to create groundbreaking experiences that bring together families and friends to form lifelong memories. Join Imagineers past and present as they discuss the core elements of storytelling and innovation that bring dreams to life for guests from all around the world.

A Boundless Future: Disney Parks Experiences and Products
Sunday, September 11, at 10:30 a.m., Hall D23
Disney Parks, Experiences and Products Chairman Josh D’Amaro will take to the Hall D23 stage for A Boundless Future: Disney Parks Experiences and Products to share a look at new details of highly anticipated projects in development around the world. The fan-favorite presentation is sure to feature see-it-here-first moments and special surprises.

The World of Duffy & Friends Revealed
Sunday, September 11, 4:15 p.m., Hyperion Stage
Disney Imagineers discuss the origin and continuing popularity of Duffy & Friends, including the newest friend who has become a global phenomenon—LinaBell!

Exclusive Shopping
D23 Expo is the place for fans to shop new and limited-edition merchandise from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars and National Geographic, plus items celebrating Disney100 and D23 Expo. Attendees can visit the D23 Expo Marketplace for a new, immersive retail experience with products from shopDisney.com, Disney Store, and Disney Parks. The Walt Disney Imagineering Mickey’s of Glendale shop is returning to D23 Expo this year, this time with three unique retail spaces tailored to different categories and experiences: Mickey’s of Glendale Main Store, Mickey’s of Glendale Pin Store, and D23 Expo Shop x Mickey’s of Glendale.


They said EPCOT, so there should be something.


Maybe they’ll re-announce Mary Poppins? Or Play? Or Spaceship Earth? Or a model of Comunicore Hall?

So much to restate as new!!!
Did they said "The Transformation of EPCOT"?

FINALLY!!!🥰🥰🥰 Now, I can't wait for a sneak preview of every upcoming attractions and projects at EPCOT, including "Spaceship Earth: Our Shared Story" as the fifth renovation of Spaceship Earth with new narrator, new story light and a Whole new scenes about Polynesian Voyagers and the ancient history, PLAY! Pavilion, Dreamers Point with new Walt Disney statue and new EPCOT Gardens, CommuniCore Hall and Plaza as 1-level festival pavilion, new unnamed Mary Poppins attraction, new Wondrous China film, "DuckTales World Showcase Adventure" as a new DuckTales-themed scavenger hunt game and Journey of Water, Inspired by Moana!!!

I, also, can't wait for see a sneak preview of every upcoming attractions and projects at Disney Parks and Resorts around the world, such as Tiana's Bayou Adventure, TRON: Lightcycle/Run, Fantasmic 2.0, new Avengers Quinjet ride, City of Zootopia and so much more, and along with every upcoming movies, shorts, specials, books, music, documentaries and TV Shows from Disney, 20th Century Studios, Lucasfilm, Marvel Studios, Pixar and National Geographic, every Disney titles' upcoming video games, every Disney Theatrical and Disney+ titles' upcoming movies and shorts, Kingdom Hearts series' 20th anniversary celebration, The Walt Disney Company's 100th anniversary celebration and so MANY more!!!

Because it said "the opening day date announced at D23 Expo in September", right after Disney+ Day celebration and MY birthday 🎂 celebration in September!!! And now, I'LL WATCH THEM ALL and TAKE THEM ALL!! and there's only a matter of time for the BLIP to bring them back to life, just like pays tribute to the movies, "Avengers: Infinity War" and "Avengers: Endgame"!!!

KEEP MOVING FORWARD!!!
 

Surferboy567

Well-Known Member
I'd say some combination of those.
I mean at this point, I wouldn’t care if they made a big deal about making these sound like “new” announcements. EPCOT needs all it can get and I really think it can become a great park. Poppins was the project that I first commented on in this forum. It makes so much sense and really should happen (in a dark ride setting of course).

Spaceship Earth simply cannot exist in it’s current form and needs a refurb. I know it’s a long shot but if they fix Imagination, EPCOT can reach new heights if they do it properly of course.

EDIT: Maybe Coco takes over Gran Fiesta? To be honest, I wouldn’t mind what happens either way to this attraction. Are the rumors of another country coming back?
 

Sirwalterraleigh

Premium Member
I mean at this point, I wouldn’t care if they made a big deal about making these sound like “new” announcements. EPCOT needs all it can get and I really think it can become a great park. Poppins was the project that I first commented on in this forum. It makes so much sense and really should happen (in a dark ride setting of course).

Spaceship Earth simply cannot exist in it’s current form and needs a refurb. I know it’s a long shot but if they fix Imagination, EPCOT can reach new heights if they do it properly of course.

EDIT: Maybe Coco takes over Gran Fiesta? To be honest, I wouldn’t mind what happens either way to this attraction. Are the rumors of another country coming back?
The poppins addition - if done like ratatouille - could be a big add.

I’d also like them to flesh out another pavilion on the other side of the showcase. Germany would be my pick.

If they were to put in something between seas and the land? And then find some way to rehab imagination?

It would be the best Disney park…which is what it was built to be and should be
 

fgmnt

Well-Known Member
If they were to put in something between seas and the land? And then find some way to rehab imagination?
I try not to think about how they could have rebuilt imagination, cloned crushs coaster, and replaced UoE with a Digital Frontier pavilion anchored by TRON, and had money left over for common sense rehabs across future world, for the cost of the boondoggles they actually have undertaken.

I find it hard to put stock in the PEP presentation at D23, especially when it comes to what goes on in Orlando. I believe the Insiders here know what is going to happen to a point already, but they still will pull announcements at the 11th hour. The presentations have featured things that get cancelled immediately after the presentation ends, “tabled” 1-2 years after the announcement, construction started and then cancelled or tabled, and of course, cant meet their generous opening dates anyway. It is what it is.
 

Sirwalterraleigh

Premium Member
I try not to think about how they could have rebuilt imagination, cloned crushs coaster, and replaced UoE with a Digital Frontier pavilion anchored by TRON, and had money left over for common sense rehabs across future world, for the cost of the boondoggles they actually have undertaken.

I find it hard to put stock in the PEP presentation at D23, especially when it comes to what goes on in Orlando. I believe the Insiders here know what is going to happen to a point already, but they still will pull announcements at the 11th hour. The presentations have featured things that get cancelled immediately after the presentation ends, “tabled” 1-2 years after the announcement, construction started and then cancelled or tabled, and of course, cant meet their generous opening dates anyway. It is what it is.
Oh I’m with you 100%

Chapek is not spending money…so that’s people round here setting themselves up for disappointment.

1. Disney has still lost half its value in a year and a half. Now “value” is crap because it’s daily horse trading…but rich guys like money and don’t operate that way.
2. He’s an unoriginal twit. He’s repeating iger’s “arc” to a T. Even though neither will admit it
First step is be cheap and price the hell outta things. Which means don’t spend.
 
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