Ok, so you all don't seem to know how to answer the question I'm asking, not to be a smarty pants but there is a conflict of interest developing between the content, characters, and story lines of the forth coming Marvel films and the characters Universal has the rights to.
Basically Universal's Marvel attractions are in the same legal limbo as the Roger Rabbit Toon Town Spin attraction at DL and TDL, Disney at one time had the rights to build Roger Rabbit themed rides and do whatever they wanted with those characters in their parks, but once that deal fell apart the contract, regardless of how it was originally worded, only now gives Disney the right to keep and maintain the Toon Town spin attraction forever if they choose, and since there is most likely never going to be a Roger Rabbit sequel there would never be any reason to alter the current Roger Rabbit ride
But the "Marvel Cinematic Universe" as it's called, is slowly evolving from the somewhat stand alone early films, like the first 2 Ironman movies, into one contentious narrative that involves all the characters... Doctor Strange this November, and next Years GotG vol.2, Spiderman, and Thor 3 (and possibly the as yet untitled Wolverine movie opening next March) are all going to be chapters in the same story, and it's all going to come together in 2018's Avenger's Infinity War... at the moment neither Disney nor Universal has the rights to build land in their Orlando "parks" that coincide with what's going to be playing out on the big screen, but it seems like Disney Could promote these films at Disney Springs
