Monsters, Inc., How Ironic

[DizMe]

I hope you're right. I'm just thinking they described it as an Avatar "experience". Which doesn't scream "attraction" to me. But maybe they've updated what I heard.

Ah, I just assumed it was the same. Too bad, because that ride was awesome. An "experience" sounds massively less exciting.

 

[LKing]

They haven't given details except that it will be based on a different movie - possibly the one they are working on now.

Here is the Disney Parks Blog announcement with photos: https://disneyparksblog.com/dlr/avatar-experience-announced-california-adventure/

 

[mom2rtk]

They haven't given details except that it will be based on a different movie - possibly the one they are working on now.

Here is the Disney Parks Blog announcement with photos: https://disneyparksblog.com/dlr/avatar-experience-announced-california-adventure/


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Aw, thanks. I did miss this.

I'm still skeptical though. The illustrations remind me of Na'vi River Journey just a bit. And I found that one to be really underwhelming.

 

[mdmost]

The assumption is it is a Shanghai PIrates type ride with screens and a track that aids in the storytelling. That Pirates is thought of very highly. I don't think they're doing all that just to have a walk through attraction. It has to be a destination with at least one E-Ticket, a gift shop, and a restaurant.

 

[LKing]

I'm still skeptical though. The illustrations remind me of Na'vi River Journey just a bit. And I found that one to be really underwhelming.

Coco is also supposed to be a boat ride. https://disneyparksblog.com/dlr/coco-ride-announced-california-adventure/