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Ursula flat ride??

There's a lot of room for expansion for Pixar Land, especially if you get rid of Catastrophe Canyon, which is embarrassingly bad. There is also an unused building next to Ratatouille and an Aladin Spinning ride which is defunct. They could bring in both those new Coco and Monsters Inc's ride (I'm fine with a clone) and suddenly, you have the look of a real park after 20 years of mediocrity.

Frozen appears to just have a Frozen Ever After dark ride clone. It is crying out for something like Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs (but make it much much longer than the HKDL effort).

This is pretty accurate.

This post from April is fascinating, and definitely predicts (or inside knowledge) the area now marked for the Lion King area, marked for 2028.
Now what is more fascinating, is if this has inside knowledge is the area marked 'Air' for 2030, which previously was speculated could be an Avatar ride, but now after D23, it ponders which Avatar ride (there is a new one announced for California), or even possibly the new Monsters Inc ride which will be a hanging ride, announced for Hollywood Studios, Florida. Could that be 'Air' !

Originally Posted by Guest

https://twitter.com/passwonderland/status/1775916928592142537/

Is this land themed to the animated movie or the CGI film?
https://www.forbes.com/sites/carolinereid/2024/08/12/disney-sets-the-record-straight-about-upcoming-theme-park-attraction/

Originally Posted by DeeJee

Yes, this is why we are very deceived in France ! Not only the delay but also the choices done which seems non-sense : another water attraction (Lion King) just near another one (Frozen) and absolutely nothing real new surface addition for Disneyland Paris first park, since 1995 !

Yes, this is why we are very deceived in France ! Not only the delay but also the choices done which seems non-sense : another water attraction (Lion King) just near another one (Frozen) and absolutely nothing real new surface addition for Disneyland Paris first park, since 1995 !

2026?!! Universal will have built an entire theme park in less time than Paris have taken to do one land!

In front of an excited audience, Josh D’Amaro, Chairman of Disney Experiences, unveiled the upcoming creation of an all-new extraordinary area at Disneyland Paris dedicated to one of the most beloved Disney franchises, around the world and particularly in Europe – The Lion King! This larger-than-life area will bring guests on a journey through the African savanna and immerse them into the unforgettable adventures of Simba, Timon, Pumbaa and many other iconic characters from the beloved Disney film, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. For the attraction, Disney Imagineers will bring to life the majestic Pride Rock, which will serve as the gateway to an adventure-filled water attraction that will plunge guests beneath the rock to follow Simba on his journey from cub to king, in a retelling of the story from the classic animated feature film. When visiting the Pride Lands, guests will be immersed in the world of The Lion King thanks to Disney character greetings, themed dining, and shopping opportunities, which promises an unforgettable experience for guests of all ages.

Imagineers have created a model that beautifully showcases both the area’s development and the new attraction. The level of detail in this model is truly breathtaking! Eagle-eyed fans may notice some familiar markings on rocks throughout the model.

When the Kingdom of Arendelle opens its gates in 2026, guests will not only have the opportunity to embark on an unforgettable journey alongside Anna and Elsa inside the all-new attraction at Disneyland Paris, Frozen Ever After, but they will also be able to take part in immersive shopping and dining experiences and meet the beloved sisters in person during a royal encounter!

In the same year, an all-new breathtaking nighttime show will also debut on the lake and above. The banks along Adventure Bay and The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge will be the perfect spot to admire the awe-inspiring combination of water screens, fountains, special effects, and never- before-seen drone choreography. Honoring its long legacy of innovation in nighttime entertainment, and in partnership with its France-based Official Technology Provider Dronisos, Disneyland Paris is also developing the first of their kind water-drones to be used just for this special show, that will bring each adventure-filled day at Disney Adventure World to a spectacular close! All of these new experiences will roughly double the footprint of the park, which is ushering in a new era marked by a fresh creative vision. To celebrate this new chapter, the second park will even be renamed Disney Adventure World when the next themed area comes to life in 2026!

https://disneylandparis-news.com/en/disneyland-paris-will-welcome-the-worlds-first-attraction-and-immersive-themed-area-inspired-by-the-lion-king-and-reveals-that-world-of-frozen-will-open-in-2026/
https://disneyparksblog.com/disney-experiences/new-project-details-revealed-at-imagineering-behind-the-dreams-pavilion/
https://x.com/DLPNewsEN/status/1822673577470009826/

A good look at the showreel in the Imagineering Pavilion at D23 filmed by MouseSteps: .

All that time and money spent and it appears it will include just one dark ride, which I bet will be a carbon copy of HKDL

But I bet it has six merchandise shops!