Disney fans are waiting with anticipation to see when the Guardians of the Galaxy will open. Check out new details here.
Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind
Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind is a family-friendly coaster features a ride vehicle that rotates 360 degrees. For the first time at a Disney Park, you’ll find a reverse launch! Here, guests take part in an exciting chase through space and time! Be sure to check out a previously released attraction video HERE.
Possible Opening Timeframe
Last week, Disney Public Relation Chief Geoff Morrell shared an opening date for Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind via Twitter. However, apparently he spoke too soon. This tweet was quickly deleted. Soon after Morrell posted on Twitter that this attraction would be “Coming Soon.” Find out more about the possible opening timeline HERE.
More Interior Details
We now know that the Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind ride vehicles will be referred to as “Starjumper vehicles.” This will allow Guests “to take off with the Guardians of the Galaxy on a race through time and space!”
Not only that, but also Imagineer Zach Riddley shared a new update for this attraction via Instagram just a few days ago. Riddley shares, “Recently, Imagineering revealed a first-look at the incredible load station of Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind in @DisneyD23 magazine.” You can check out a photo and more details of this new loading station HERE.
Newest Information Released
Today, Disney released even more information. Take a sneak peek at the Starjumper vehicles in action, the loading area, and learn more fantastic details in the video below:
Are you like me (Susan) SO ready for this attraction to open! Hopefully, this will be an early Summer 2022 opening for all Guests visiting EPCOT.
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