Avengers: Infinity Defense (DCA)

[TheUniC6]

Have all of you noticed they seem to build things faster in California than in Florida? It’s been feeling that way as of late.

Yes. Disney YouTuber OG55 has pointed this out as well. Plus unlike WDW, DLR is great at making the most of the space they have, case in point MMRR in Toontown.

 

[Viator]

I thought Coco was going over by Paradise Pier?

I believe Micechat brought it up recently a few months back, but I think there might be red tape that prevents them from using the warehouse behind Paradise Pier, and that the rumored location moved to Hollywoodland.

 

[TheUniC6]

I believe Micechat brought it up recently a few months back, but I think there might be red tape that prevents them from using the warehouse behind Paradise Pier, and that the rumored location moved to Hollywoodland.

I think someone proposed if Coco went behind PP and took out the current parade warehouse, an option would be to build some sort of multipurpose structure that could hold both the ride and parade floats.

I'm not a fan of Coco taking over HL if true. If that really can't use the spot behind PP, take out Goofy's Sky School and the Boardwalk Pizza and Pasta.

 

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[DrStarlander]

The concept art for the Avengers expansion has so much lens/image distortion, it's hard to tell how big it will be. While the foreground building (Flight Lab) looks huge, I think that's all distortion.

Anyway, I've tried to make sense of the buildings in terms of how they could fit and achieve all the positions/alignments indicated.

I really hope they mitigate the sightline from Cars Land... that's a huge show building behind Luigi's. Maybe they'll extend the rock-work, which would certainly be the "Cadillac option", if you excuse the pun.

 

[TheUniC6]

The concept art for the Avengers expansion has so much lens/image distortion, it's hard to tell how big it will be. While the foreground building (Flight Lab) looks huge, I think that's all distortion.

Anyway, I've tried to make sense of the buildings in terms of how they could fit and achieve all the positions/alignments indicated.

I really hope they mitigate the sightline from Cars Land... that's a huge show building behind Luigi's. Maybe they'll extend the rock-work, which would certainly be the "Cadillac option", if you excuse the pun.

Maybe they'll take out the white shed directly behind MB. Dave from FB Disney speculated on that.

 

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[Tbad556]

The whiplash I feel looking at this knowing this thread was started the same month as the EU thread six years ago...

 

[PerceptiveCoot]

The whiplash I feel looking at this knowing this thread was started the same month as the EU thread six years ago...

Listen, if Disney wasn't so slow at constructing things, what would we have to talk about post-EU? It's all about perspective.

 

[saint.piss]

This ride is going to be awesome.

 

[Jake S]

Nooooo, not 3D! My combination of fat face and glasses can't cope with this!

 

[TheUniC6]

Nooooo, not 3D! My combination of fat face and glasses can't cope with this!

I think the people wearing those glasses are wearing them for the ride mockup/simulation only and they won't be included in the final ride. Remember the concept art of AID showed no 3D glasses being worn and whenever a ride involves wearing them, they are included in the concept art, case in point Rat, Webslingers, and TDS Pan.

 

[Disneyhead]

Looks an awful like The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man.

 

[saint.piss]

Looks an awful like The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man.

As someone who rode Peter Pan in TDS (same ride system) I can confirm. That's not a bad thing though. I really loved the Peter Pan ride

 

[chris.g]

I think what really needs to sell this attraction is the feeling of flight. The other statewide scoop based rides, as good as they may be, are all largely focused on the idea of a street based battle/ adventure where flying is a “surprise” to the guest. I think this needs to “fly” the moment you’re out the loading platform.

 

[DarkMetroid567]

I think what really needs to sell this attraction is the feeling of flight. The other statewide scoop based rides, as good as they may be, are all largely focused on the idea of a street based battle/ adventure where flying is a “surprise” to the guest. I think this needs to “fly” the moment you’re out the loading platform.

This is something that TDS Peter Pan does super well. Here’s to hoping they pull it off.

 

[TheUniC6]

Looks an awful like The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man.

That was probably the point. With a Marvel attraction, you want something that can really throw you into the action. A SCOOP type ride system fits the bill.

I think what really needs to sell this attraction is the feeling of flight. The other statewide scoop based rides, as good as they may be, are all largely focused on the idea of a street based battle/ adventure where flying is a “surprise” to the guest. I think this needs to “fly” the moment you’re out the loading platform.

The Imagineering YT video showed off today had the ride footage of the vehicle jumping between the universes before it got to what looked like Asgard, so that will probably be what happens.

 

[Disneyhead]

That was probably the point. With a Marvel attraction, you want something that can really throw you into the action. A SCOOP type ride system fits the bill.

The Imagineering YT video showed off today had the ride footage of the vehicle jumping between the universes before it got to what looked like Asgard, so that will probably be what happens.

The SCOOP was the perfect ride vehicle for a Marvel attraction 28 years ago. I'm just concerned this will feel a lot like Transformers, in that, it will feel like a re-themed Spider-Man.