New ANT-MAN AND THE WASP And IRON MAN Concept Art Accompanies D23 Expo Japan Announcement
Today at D23 Expo Japan 2018, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts Chairman Bob Chapek shared exciting new details about some of the new projects that are underway, while also debuting some cool new promo art...
Following the recent news that Walt Disney Parks and Resorts is preparing to incorporate popular Marvel stories and characters into Disneyland Paris, Chairman Bob Chapek made some exciting follow-up announcements while speaking at D23 Expo Japan 2018.
The park's Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster will be "totally reimagined as a high-speed, hyper-kinetic adventure where guests will team up with Iron Man and their favorite Avengers."
In addition, we have a sneak peek into one of the new rooms that'll be opening at Disney’s Hotel New York, and some concept art for the new Ant-Man and The Wasp-themed attraction set for Hong Kong Disneyland.
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This new attraction will debut at Disneyland Hong Kong, and the concept art depicts Ant-Man and The Wasp doing battle against Arnim Zola and his army of Hydra swarm bots. Apparently, this is a brand new adventure created specifically for the park, so don't expect Zola to pop up in the movie!
One of the new rooms that'll be opening in Disney’s Hotel New York gives fans an early glimpse at The Art of Marvel at Disneyland Paris in 2020. In this room, guests can come "face-to-face with Captain America, Spider-Man, Star-Lord and Black Widow."
The final Iron Man image is to promote the new Paris 'coaster, but Chapek announced that the GOTG attraction that's coming to Epcot at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida will also be a roller coaster - and one of the longest in the world! Apparently, the ride feature a brand-new, innovative system, and will open in time for the 50th anniversary of Walt Disney World Resort in 2021.
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