If Disney was dead set on building this they would have already started. They have proven they can build quick if they are motivated to. The fact they haven't could very well tie into the theory that Avatar is coming to DCA and attention is being put towards that to have it ready for LA2028 instead of the Avengers E ticket. Maybe they also want to make sure the MCU is on more stable ground critically and financially before moving forwards with an E ticket.
Avengers E-Ticket Attraction (DCA)
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Just make up their mind... yet all of their ideas for this space are pretty bad to mediocre. This is the last actual DCA expansion plot as of now. If they don't think something is good enough yet to be built there or worthy of being a Marvel E-ticket, then i'm fine with waiting however long as it takes, as long as they actually get it right.
I thought the Multiverse concept was great for an Avengers E ticket. A catch all ride with an iconic villain that sounded like it could be easily adaptable to whatever is on the horizon for the MCU.
Except Marvel and Disney don't seem to know how to do Multiverse.
Trouble with Multi Verse themes is that they tend to get confusing, and old real quick.....and they're the lazy way to write a story/script.
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Ultimately, choose a Villain, and have the Avengers fight them off for a ride. Continuity, film inclusion, story based, hasn’t matter whatsoever for Guardians. This obviously needs a little more umph, but I fear they’re severely overthinking the concept. Just have superheroes fight villains.
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I mean….an improved version of IoA’s Spiderman with practical effects is kinda what a lot of theme park fans were hoping for.
At this rate it seems that with Marvel not doing that great in the box office and with critics, it seems that Disney wants to prioritize Avatar over the Avengers E ticket for the next big thing at DLR post Tiana's. Plus with fans and even the studio themselves not to sure about the overall direction of the MCU coupled with the fact the franchise could be undergoing a reboot post Secret Wars, further explains why there has been no movement on this ride. Why commit to an attraction that could have elements in it that could become outdated quickly even more so if the franchise is rebooted post SW.
For an Avengers E ticket, I think the way they should go about it would be to wait for the series to be rebooted post Secret Wars. Keep the Multiverse or something like it as the underlying concept that would allow for a catch all team up attraction as well as the IOA Spiderman/Transformers SCOOP ride vehicle. Then craft a storyline that would allow them to swap out the main villain as the MCU or whatever the rebooted universe is called evolves. And to make this more interesting, have multiple villains the heroes have to fight like IOA's Spiderman. This would also be a perfect application for Disney to use those black box/digital effects reset patents.
For an Avengers E ticket, I think the way they should go about it would be to wait for the series to be rebooted post Secret Wars. Keep the Multiverse or something like it as the underlying concept that would allow for a catch all team up attraction as well as the IOA Spiderman/Transformers SCOOP ride vehicle. Then craft a storyline that would allow them to swap out the main villain as the MCU or whatever the rebooted universe is called evolves. And to make this more interesting, have multiple villains the heroes have to fight like IOA's Spiderman. This would also be a perfect application for Disney to use those black box/digital effects reset patents.
While I also do question if this Avengers ride is ever going to get built…dude chill. Lol
At this point they should either just build it now or move on to something else. They missed their ideal window. At this point they should worry more bout getting it open before the Olympics than trying to tie it in to the next Avengers movie.
Some people over on WDWMagic think this recently filed patent could provide us with the closest look as to what Disney could have been planning for the original Quinjet Avengers E ticket:
wdwnt.com
In addition, after looking on the ThemeParx website, here is some leaked concept art from the quinjet attraction from designers who helped work on Avengers Campus:
Disney Files Patent for 'More Aggressive' Soarin'-Style Flying Theater Attraction - WDW News Today
A patent filed by Disney shows how they plan to improve flying theater attractions like Soarin' with a greater range of motion.
wdwnt.com
In addition, after looking on the ThemeParx website, here is some leaked concept art from the quinjet attraction from designers who helped work on Avengers Campus:
Basically Flight of Passage with a more jarring “roll down” feature. Interesting.Some people over on WDWMagic think this recently filed patent could provide us with the closest look as to what Disney could have been planning for the original Quinjet Avengers E ticket:
Disney Files Patent for 'More Aggressive' Soarin'-Style Flying Theater Attraction - WDW News Today
A patent filed by Disney shows how they plan to improve flying theater attractions like Soarin' with a greater range of motion.
In addition, after looking on the ThemeParx website, here is some leaked concept art from the quinjet attraction from designers who helped work on Avengers Campus:
I’m actually glad they changed plans to make it a dark ride. I’d rather just get FoP personally.
FOP is an excellent attraction. I think the Ca. general public would be happy with it at one of the Disney Ca. parks. It's surely very popular at AK. Myself, I enjoy the attraction immensely. Of course, hard core theme park internet posters, would probably prefer a high thrill coaster of some type. 
From what I have also heard the original quinjet ride system involved you ejecting from the quinjet and you would go off on your own individual jetpack. That version of the ride was scrapped due to capacity issues. So maybe this patent is an evolved version of the original so it can have better capacity.FOP is an excellent attraction. I think the Ca. general public would be happy with it at one of the Disney Ca. parks. It's surely very popular at AK. Myself, I enjoy the attraction immensely. Of course, hard core theme park internet posters, would probably prefer a high thrill coaster of some type.
Also over on WDWMagic they are speculating that the Hyperion will go eventually and there is basically a 50/50 chance it will become an attraction for either Avatar or Avengers Campus. If they decide to go for Avatar in that spot you could put something like FOP in that spot using the Soaring 2.0 patent.
They beauty of the Hyperion spot is that it’s perfectly nestled to where it can still be a flying theater ride but they can literally chose if they want it to be themed to Avatar or Avengers. Their choice.
Though sometime down the line, DLR could really use a new coaster.
