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Originally Posted by Guest

Construction progress is going fast. Theming is starting on Pym Test Kitchen as we saw the final coating on the wall and new themed tubes, Iron Man is almost finished, Mission Control is almost finished, Spider Man will be almost finished, and the other restaurant is going fast as well, not seeing visible progress doesn’t mean construction progress is going slow, construction is full of many little steps not necessarily visible, and "few months" was the words used by Disneyland Paris.

Exactly. With Iron Man for example, we only saw the frame for the LED panels for quite a while, and then suddenly the entire facade was done in just a few weeks. I think the same will happen with the Spider-Man and PYM facade. And also, don't forget a lot is probably going on on the inside, we just don't see it yet.

Originally Posted by aTrueDisneyFan

If you call half a year a few months... then ok.

Construction progress is going extremely slow:

Construction progress is going fast. Theming is starting on Pym Test Kitchen as we saw the final coating on the wall and new themed tubes, Iron Man is almost finished, Mission Control is almost finished, Spider Man will be almost finished, and the other restaurant is going fast as well, not seeing visible progress doesn’t mean construction progress is going slow, construction is full of many little steps not necessarily visible, and "few months" was the words used by Disneyland Paris.

Just returned from Paris where Walt Disney Imagineering showed us the Marvel Quinjet used by Shield that landed last week at the Avengers Campus at Disneyland Paris. We've seen the plans, blueprints and construction site. The behind the scenes progress is amazing! The Iron Man roller coaster transformation is more than just a retheming of the building, the trains, and the show. I'm wondering why that is kept so secret? I know that most of the behind the scenes works have a high nondisclosure level, but I'm happy to share some amazing pictures from last week. Also, the merchandising from Disney Parks, Experiences, and Products will be incredible! The Avengers Campus is in the news and media regularly but the two themed areas included in the Walt Disney Studios Park is worth mentioning! The Frozen Arendelle and Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge construction site is the biggest construction site in a theme park I've ever seen. And I have visited and worked at uncountable numbers of construction sites in many theme parks worldwide. I share with you a photo of the size of the main site and the entrance to the new areas. The blueprints and plans showed me the works to be done, and the delay of supply of building materials is slowing down the process.

Source: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/melanymaximus_paris-marvel-quinjet-activity-6893894438070886400-jMv7

New berm for the Walt Disney Studios park.



Source: ed92 on Twitter

Originally Posted by Guest

Brand new visual of Avengers Campus which is opening in a few months.



https://twitter.com/dlpreport/status/1485927250050572288

If you call half a year a few months... then ok.

Construction progress is going extremely slow:

Totally agree.

Any plans for the Stunt Show behind the land? It looks a little silly to have a big focal point of a land be in front of a shuttered theater, and seeing the unfinished back of the sets looks bad. Could they put a Marvel-based stunt show there - maybe themed to the upcoming Black Panther sequel?

The Quinjet has just landed at Walt Disney Studios Park!











Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/CZOXyVaOjuy/ and https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2022/01/quinjet-lands-at-disneyland-paris-heralding-start-of-new-avengers-campus-chapter-next-summer/ and https://twitter.com/DLPReport/status/1486598483532517376/

Brand new visual of Avengers Campus which is opening in a few months.



https://twitter.com/dlpreport/status/1485927250050572288

Quinjet is assembled.



Source: https://twitter.com/DLPReport/status/1484553991992365059/