Avengers Campus (DCA)

[epcyclopedia]

Or maybe they'll build this one...

 

[Paulio]

Wonder if Disney will build something like this?

I'm not sure Disney's California Adventure has any more room for this, especially the fact they already have California Screaming Roller Coaster so they don't want it to be overshadowed for something a bit more similar.

Or maybe they'll build this one...

Maybe, but I wouldn't count on it.

 

[k_peek_2000]

I'm not sure Disney's California Adventure has any more room for this, especially the fact they already have California Screaming Roller Coaster so they don't want it to be overshadowed for something a bit more similar.

The Avenger's attraction is going to be a roller coaster. That's how we know Spider-Man won't be haha.

 

[AlexanderMBush]

Micechat has mentioned that Bugsland would be going away, with ItTBaB replaced by a family dark ride.

I believe they also mentioned that the Avengers attraction would be a form of a dark coaster, so that you would probably see Spider-Man be that family dark ride.

 

[Wesker69]

Okay I'm not gonna lie... that looked fun... although I'd prefer it to be more like Spiderman than Transformers. Although I'm confused on what the ride vehicle is supposed to be... The black poles were a little distracting.

As for that Spidey vs Doc Ock coaster though... I need to see a lights off, show-lighting only video because it looked like it was very much in vein of Rockin' Roller Coaster with the black-lit scenery. AND THAT LIFT HILL GAVE ME FEELS (it reminded me of Disaster Transport at Cedar Point)

they already have California Screaming Roller Coaster so they don't want it to be overshadowed for something a bit more similar.

How would an indoor spinning coaster overshadow or be remotely similar to California Screamin'... an outdoor non-spinning, launched coaster??? :saywhat:

 

[AlexanderMBush]

As for that Spidey vs Doc Ock coaster though... I need to see a lights off, show-lighting only video because it looked like it was very much in vein of Rockin' Roller Coaster with the black-lit scenery. AND THAT LIFT HILL GAVE ME FEELS (it reminded me of Disaster Transport at Cedar Point)

There.

 

[Wesker69]

Hmmm... that still seems too bright. :cautious: I still want to ride it! haha

 

[LJGonz]

The ride IMO seems kinda petty for Disney.

 

[Joey]

So I'm guessing next year they will announce the details for marvel land

 

[AlexanderMBush]

So I'm guessing next year they will announce the details for marvel land

Marvel is still a few years off. If it gets announced in the next year, I would imagine it'd be for the Spider-Man dark ride for ITTBAB and nothing else till D23.

 

[Jones14]

Marvel is still a few years off. If it gets announced in the next year, I would imagine it'd be for the Spider-Man dark ride for ITTBAB and nothing else till D23.

They're gonna tackle Spider-Man first? That's bold.

 

[k_peek_2000]

They're gonna tackle Spider-Man first? That's bold.

That's why we're excited to see what Disney has up their sleeve.

 

[Jones14]

That's why we're excited to see what Disney has up their sleeve.

I hope they know that they CANNOT mess Spider-Man up. Are there rumors floating around about the concept?

 

[Freak]

I hope they know that they CANNOT mess Spider-Man up. Are there rumors floating around about the concept?

Wird on the street is that it will likely be a D-ticket Dark Ride.

 

[k_peek_2000]

My guess is that it'll be something interactive. In line with USO's MIB, but instead of shooting aliens, you're webbing up villains.

 

[AlexanderMBush]

From @RichOBJ

So apparently patents have come into form of the SpiderMan attraction; seeming like a mix of Forbidden Journey with somewhat of a swinging motion for the ride.

https://www.bizjournals.com/orlando...tent-hints-at-spider-man-style-ride-with.html

 

[UniversalRBLX]

From @RichOBJ

So apparently patents have come into form of the SpiderMan attraction; seeming like a mix of Forbidden Journey with somewhat of a swinging motion for the ride.

https://www.bizjournals.com/orlando...tent-hints-at-spider-man-style-ride-with.html

Well's that interesting.

 

[fryoj]

From @RichOBJ

So apparently patents have come into form of the SpiderMan attraction; seeming like a mix of Forbidden Journey with somewhat of a swinging motion for the ride.

https://www.bizjournals.com/orlando...tent-hints-at-spider-man-style-ride-with.html

I like the concept. And the mock track layout they show does suggest a downtown area like spiderman would be. I wonder how the ride accounts for different weights of passengers. Will a car full of kids swing more or less than a car full of large adults? Or is the pendulum a controlled motion to keep it consistent? If its a free swinging deal, it would essentially be taking a Suspended coated and putting it on a motorized track which I don't know has been done before. But those rides are fun, so this could be a hit.

 

[AlexanderMBush]

Well's that interesting.

It's fascinating, because in a sense; it almost seems like it is their take on the Iron Legion system, but with a swinging motion incorporated.

I am going to be fascinated to see if this is the end-result, as it could lead to unique opportunities. But a part of me has a gut feeling that this ride would be more projection mapping heavy than per say practical or even standard screen like.

I like the concept. And the mock track layout they show does suggest a downtown area like spiderman would be. I wonder how the ride accounts for different weights of passengers. Will a car full of kids swing more or less than a car full of large adults? Or is the pendulum a controlled motion to keep it consistent? If its a free swinging deal, it would essentially be taking a Suspended coated and putting it on a motorized track which I don't know has been done before. But those rides are fun, so this could be a hit.

If I had to guess, it will be controlled motion to keep it consistent.

 

[Miketheboss]

I like the concept. And the mock track layout they show does suggest a downtown area like spiderman would be. I wonder how the ride accounts for different weights of passengers. Will a car full of kids swing more or less than a car full of large adults? Or is the pendulum a controlled motion to keep it consistent? If its a free swinging deal, it would essentially be taking a Suspended coated and putting it on a motorized track which I don't know has been done before. But those rides are fun, so this could be a hit.

I read the article and it said they will be able to control the speed of the pendulum. So weight wouldn't make a difference.