If you have been hoping to see Avatar attractions on the West Coast, get ready! Disney just announced new developments for Avatar.
New Avatar Experience
At D23, Disney promised that there would be no Blue Sky announcements this year and that everything announced is actually in development. We are so excited to see the announcements start with Avatar!
Disney has already been promising more Avatar would be coming to the parks. In January, the announcements began. You can read about them here.
Tonight at D23, Disney revealed that a new addition to the World of Avatar is on the way. This all-new land is coming to Disney California Adventure in Disneyland!
It promises to be just as breathtaking as Avatar- World of Pandora in Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Here are the details.
Details of New Avatar Land
This new land will take Guests into the world of Avatar: The Way of Water. It will draw inspiration for the box office sensation.
From the concept art, it looks like Guests can expect at least one new attraction. The details reveal what looks like a boat ride through the beautiful land.
According to Disney, the project will result in “a dynamic, intense, and emotional experience on a grand scale that we know our guests will love.” We cannot wait to see how it all comes together.
More D23 News
So many Disney Parks announcements are coming out of D23 tonight. We can’t wait for you to see and read about them all.
Be sure to follow along with us for all the D23 announcements.
Disney has also announced the first-ever Coco attraction. You can read about this exciting update HERE.
Are you excited to see Avatar come to Disneyland? Let us know in the comments. And, be sure to share the news with the Avatar fans in your life!
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Jason
Sunday 11th of August 2024
Do you know how many things announced at D23 never happened? Hope this is true, but highly doubtful, especially with the timeline given.
KatieP
Sunday 11th of August 2024
Jason, you make a fair point. However, according to Disney, these are all in production, and "the dirt is moving." They promised this is not blue sky. There is always room for canceled projects. BUT here's hoping. :)