But but but Disney should get the Marvel rights back from Universal for Disney World...No one has said anything of a Phase 3.
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If it turns out that Phase 1, is indeed without any attractions..then that is hilarious and disappointing, all at the same time.
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Avengers Campus (DCA)
- Thread starter Brian G.
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Jamesh22
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- Mar 13, 2018
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I can exclusively reveal...
Phase 2: Avengers themed Churro Stand
Phase 3: Removal of Avengers themed Churro stand
So lots to look forward too
Freak
Veteran Member
I can also confirm that the main attraction will be Vision's Churro Stand. They will be served with LOTS of paprika. The main dining location will be a shawarma place.I can exclusively reveal...
Phase 2: Avengers themed Churro Stand
Phase 3: Removal of Avengers themed Churro stand
So lots to look forward too
AlexanderMBush
Legendary Member
WDWNT has gotten word of what is coming to Marvel for DCA; via Internal Documents
BREAKING: Full Attraction, Restaurant, & Store Lineup Revealed for MARVEL Super Hero Land at Disneyland Resort - WDW News Today
Phase One
BREAKING: Full Attraction, Restaurant, & Store Lineup Revealed for MARVEL Super Hero Land at Disneyland Resort - WDW News Today
Phase One
- Spider-Man Shooter Dark Ride (Screens)
- Dr. Strange Mini-Show
- Ant-Man Microbrewery
- Avengers attraction
Edit: Ok. This is kind of disappointing. DCA already has a shooter screen game with Toy Story Mania and with Spider-Man in IOA being one of the greatest rides of all time which will bring obvious comparisons, this is what they go with?
I'm also hoping that this is going to be far more than the RRnC retheme that's rumoured for the Avengers/Captain America coaster.
Ant-Man microbrewery sounds nice though.
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Freak
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Whew! Glad to see those spinner rumors were hogwash. Spiderman sounds like it will be a more elaborate Battle for Metropolis.
AlexanderMBush
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In the retrospect of Spider-Man, it's one of a kind, yes. But I don't think Disney is simply trying to..shall we say, compete with IOA on that.
Edit: Ok. This is kind of disappointing. DCA already has a shooter screen game with Toy Story Mania and with Spider-Man in IOA being one of the greatest rides of all time which will bring obvious comparisons, this is what they go with?
If it's more like Justice League than it is Toy Story, sans the practical effects; this may have some bit of potential..
As far as Avengers, I have to think this will be more like Guardians Epcot in ride system, than RnRC.
The KUKA arm rumour could actually be at play here for that. I’m hoping it’s more like MIB than Toy Story Mania however.
JungleSkip
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You mean they're not building that swinging dark ride everyone told me they were building? I'm shocked! Shocked I say!
Mad Dog
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belloq87
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That proposed Spider-Man ride is definitely the most lame thing I've read today. Only Disney would say, "Yeah, let's do Toy Story Mania 2.0 in the exact same park." (Actually, Universal... well, I won't go there!)
The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man has nothing to worry about if that report is true.
The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man has nothing to worry about if that report is true.
Disneyhead
Legendary Member
I think the guy who designed Spider-man at IOA and Joe Rohde are working on this project. It might night be horrible.
AlexanderMBush
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belloq87
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Could well be. Obviously I'm basing my impression on the specific wording in that article, the accuracy of which - clearly - we can't verify at this stage.
But using Toy Story Mania as your comparison point for a major ride based on one of the most popular (if not THE most popular, overall) Marvel characters does not make it sound like they're aiming particularly high.
12th Man
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- Jan 24, 2015
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Man... this is so disappointing. Something really promising could’ve been done here, yet they go the cheap, quick route. The entire opposite of Galaxy’s Edge.
UniversalRBLX
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I wonder if that plan was Pre-Infinity War? If it is, then things probably have changed. If they haven’t, definitely disappointed.
It's odd. The MCU has pulled twice the box office of Star Wars and is still going strong whereas Star Wars seems to be in some what of a decline.
I can't remember the last time I was this excited for a movie as I am for Avengers 4.
Mad Dog
Premium Member
WDW Disney fans always dreaming 'if only they had all the rights to Marvel". Hell, they don't take advantage of the rights they do have. Their Marvel efforts are as underwhelming as the ideas they described to Rowling for Potter. 