Star Wars Galaxy's Edge is now officially OPEN at Disneyland, with the help, along Bob Iger, of Georges Lucas, Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Billy Dee Williams AND Chewbacca in the Millenium Falcon cockpit!
And here comes the fireworks!
Star Wars Galaxy's Edge cast-members joined the ceremony!
Watch the LIVE of Star Wars Galaxy's Edge dedication ceremony below!
Bob Iger and Georges Lucas, the one with whom everything started, in front and inside the Millenium Falcon, as well as with Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford and Billy Dee Williams.
I have for you today some exclusive infos about the future of Shanghaî Disneyland park but, first, i have to apologize for a big mistake i did recently in the article HERE about the location of the Marvel land envisioned for Shanghaî Disneyland, as i had totally forgot the already announced Zootopia land!!!
The Zootopia land will be Shanghaî Disneyland’s eighth themed land, the first-ever “Zootopia” land at any Disney theme park and will be built on the available land behind Winnie the Pooh and Pirates of Caribbean show building, see the plan below on which the red line encircled the area for the Zootopia land. Which of course reduce quite a lot the land that i had encircled for a Marvel land in the previous article.
Before talking further about what will be the awaited Zootopia attraction, here are some pictures posted recently by a Chinese fan, showing the fences now in place at Shanghaî Disneyland for Zootopia construction.
Now, you probably noticed that the area encircled in red for the Zootopia land is a pretty big one, in fact you could put in it three show buildings like the one on the right of SDL Pirates of Caribbean attraction, which is a huge one. We know, thanks to the concept-art below, that they'll build a huge backdrop decor for Zootopia buildings as well as shops and restaurant but why would they need such a big space for the E-Ticket ride - as Zootopia will have only one attraction?
The land description released by Disney didn't tell a lot about the attraction itself but simply said "Guests will be invited to experience the mammalian metropolis of Zootopia “where anyone can be anything,” with a new major attraction that will seamlessly blend Disney storytelling and state-of-the-art technology to bring this fan-favorite movie and its characters to life – including Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde. Entertainment, merchandise, and food and beverage offerings will invite guests to fully immerse themselves in the Academy-Award-winning animated movie".
If you've seen the animated film you know that the "real" Zootopia is supposed to be huge and it's of course impossible for Disney Imagineers to build all of it. On the other hand this buddy cop movie had a great script but the sequence that everyone remember the most is the great scene at the start showing a monorail running all over Zootopia with Judy Hopps, and arriving at Zootopia's train station. I mean: this sequence below, watch it, it's important for what is coming next:
Now, here it is: from what i've been told the Zootopia attraction will be an indoor E-Ticket ride with a "monorail vehicle type”, most certainly looking like the one in the movie, and, as it is of course out of question that Disney will create an indoor ride with a real monorail, the Imagineers found a different way to give to Shanghaî Disneyland guests the illusion they travel through Zootopia. How, you ask? Remember the King Kong or Fast and Furious rides at Universal Studios, with guests inside a tram going through a long tunnel with 3D projections on each side? Well, from what i've heard the Zootopia ride will be like this, not with a tram of course but with a Zootopia theming, in addition to a dark ride portion with Audio-Animatronics - as it would be difficult to do a land based on Zootopia without Audio-Animatronics animals, right?
My guess - but what is below was not told to me and is just my guess so i can be wrong here - is that the ride will partly recreate this short travel through Zootopia as seen in the movie, up to the point when eventually "something will go wrong", as i think they can't have a visual travelogue only during the whole ride, something a bit more thrilling must happen. But the question in fact is this one: will SDL guests need to embark first in the monorail to access "Zootopia", then arrive to Zootopia's train station like in the movie and then enter the land - which would be the smartest way to give the illusion that you arrived in a real Zootopia - or: will the guests enter the land as they do usually, simply by walking inside it, and then the ride will provide them a look all around Zootopia? The first option might be difficult on a guest flow point of view ( though Universal somewhat did it with the Hogwarts Express bringing guests to IOA Wizarding World and it works perfectly - even if the technology is not the same as it is a train really moving ) but i still think that the first option would be the best - we'll see...
That said, even if the monorail designed attraction vehicle won't move on a one km long track like the Hogwarts Express, it still will need to move at least some few hundred meters to enter the part with the projections on each side. Which would explain why the land ( the one circled in red on the Google Earth capture above ) is quite long as the "monorail" will need - after entering the part with the projections - to come back to a station one way or another.
And they might also need to build two different "train stations", specially in my first option, one for the start, one for the arrival at Zootopia. Will SDL Imagineers recreate the train station like the one in the movie? - pictures below - that would be a smart idea, after all Universal did it with the Hogwarts Express train station in Diagon Alley... And i remind you that Shanghaî Disneyland is the only Disney "Magic Kingdom" with NO railroad, so this ride could be a chance to introduce one which will give SDL guests at least the illusion of a train ride...
Once arrived, guests will find themselves inside Zootopia as shown on the official rendering below., with themed shops and restaurants. A good idea by the way, if guests will need to take the "monorail" to enter the land ( first option described above ) and to take it back again to return to "reality", would be to have a different kind of projections during the ride back, like Universal do in the Hogwarts Express when guests come back from Islands of Adventure Wizarding World to Diagon Alley... That's what i would do personally, but may be we're asking too much... Not to mention that i can be totally wrong and that SDL Imagineers may have planned something totally different for the ride inside the monorail, so as usual consider all this as a rumor until announced officially, may be we'll learn more in August at the next D23.
That was for Zootopia, let's talk now about the Marvel land for Shanghaî Disneyland and what i've heard about it. As said in the previous article Bob Iger announced recently that they intend to do a big Marvel land at Shanghaî Disneyland. You can see on the above Google Earth capture that, even after Zootopia will be built, they'll still have land available on the left of it. It could be big enough for a Marvel land but probably not big enough for what Bob Iger has in mind. So, guess what, from what i've heard the plan is to build the Marvel Land in Shanghaî Disneyland SECOND park ...scheduled to open in 2031, 15 years after the first park which opened in 2016.
But eventually the second park could open before, but not before 2029. Why 2029? Because in the meantime the Marvel land at Hong Kong Disneyland will be finished and HKDL will have an exclusivity on the big E-Ticket Avengers ride during 5 years. So, Shanghaî Disneyland second park is scheduled for 2031 but there’s apparently an option to start the works by 2026 which, with 3 years of construction, will bring its opening to 2029, and will resolve the question of HKDL 5 years exclusivity on the Avengers ride - the one on the artwork below.
Wait, as, as you might expect they're not going to build Shanghaî Disneyland second park with one Marvel land only, as big as it might be. So, the idea - at least for now as plans can change at Disney as we know - is to build also a Star Wars land in the second park - yes, the dream of Disney fans to have a brand new park with both Marvel and Star Wars land in it instead than having like at Disneyland Resort a Star Wars land in Disneyland and a Marvel land in California Adventure might become a reality at Shanghaî Disneyland... And if the Avatar sequels happen to be succesful in China i personally won't be surprised if a Pandora land would be also added in SDL second park... That said, note that nothing is set in stone for SDL second park, though all the ( many ) ideas bouncing around have a Marvel and a Star Wars land included in SDL second park. Not totally sure, though, that they both stick as apparently some big Imagineers think that having both lands in the same park is a waste... so, we'll see.
But we're not done yet, as things gets even more complicated because Disney is currently trying to decide where to build first the next Star Wars land in Asia ...as Tokyo Disneyland was supposed to get it ( it would be built behind Tomorrowland on part of the remaining parking lot ) but Oriental Land - who still have to pay for the Beauty and the Beast land and TDS Fantasy Springs - would apparently prefer to wait for a better Japanese economy... Last week, for the "Fantasy Springs" groundbreaking ceremony and name announcement, you've seen on the picture released by Oriental Land that Bob Iger and Philippe Gas were both at Tokyo Disney Resort, with OLC President and others TDR executives and some of you who know that Philippe Gas is Shanghaî Disney Resort President may have been surprised to see him there. Well, in fact Philippe Gas is no longer Shanghaî Disney Resort President since March and he is now "Walt Disney Attractions Japan and Disneyland International" President - it is Joe Shot ( previously Chief Operating Officer - Senior Vice President at Disneyland Paris ) who is now President / General Manager of Shanghaî Disney Resort. And apparently Bob Iger and Philippe Gas were not only in Tokyo for Fantasy Springs groundbreaking ceremony but also for talks and eventually convince Oriental Land executives to bring a Star Wars land at Tokyo Disneyland. As for what decision went out of the discussions, sorry, but i'm afraid you'll have to wait for an official announcement.
For the first time since its opening, Disneyland Paris invites an adventurer to spend a night in the heart of the park to unlock the secrets of the "Lion King and Jungle Festival"!
Disneyland Paris had not yet delivered all its secrets ... until now. On the occasion of the launch of its summer season "The Lion King and Jungle Festival" (June 30-September 22) Disneyland Paris Park offers to a lucky winner the opportunity to live an exceptional experience: a night in the heart of the Park in a camp inspired by Indian nomadic tents.
An extraROOOARdinary experience in the heart of the Jungle
On the program of this immersive adventure, the winner will be the first to roar behind the scenes of the new musical show "The Lion King and Rhythms of the Earth" and "The Rhythm of the Jungle", to jump from land to land to discover surprises reserved by the season to come, and to feast on an exotic dinner concocted by the leaders of the Park.
No one - since the opening of Disneyland Paris in 1992 - has been able to spend the night in the heart of the Park. At nightfall, it is around a campfire that the apprentice explorer and his guest will realize this dream and meet Mickey & Minnie and their friends, before spending the night in the "glamping" installed in a meadow. 'Adventureland.
* glamping = glamor camping (unusual accommodation)
How to participate ?
To try to live this unique experience, just visit the site (lists below) from May 28 to June 10, and answer the question asked in 280 characters maximum.
The lucky winner will be selected by juries of Disneyland Paris representatives on June 14th and invited to the Park on June 19th or 20th.
* Contest open to residents of the following countries: France, Belgium, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Germany, Spain and Denmark.
By participating in this contest, the winner and his companion will likely be interviewed and filmed by one or more media, who will follow their one-night adventure.
Faithful Disney and more readers may remember a previous D&M article posted in 2012 with the first Disneyland Paris site map above. This was a very early master plan combining each land's design into an overall plan by the Area Development department, and at that time, each land Show Producer/Designer submitted their layouts for the plan. A closer look at it will show you that the attractions are marked in pink / purple color ( restaurants and shops have different colors ) but as you'll see the plan include attractions that never existed. Because there is just numbers and not the names of each, i asked each original DLP show producers if they remember what these never built attractions were supposed to be.
Let's start by the answer of Disney Legend Tony Baxter: "Disneyland International was in partnership with WDI throughout the development of EDL ( EuroDisneyland ). In the earliest phases they were very busy in the dealings with the French government and other political entities that needed information throughout preliminary negotiations and into the basic planning of the Disney created components. Often their needs came sooner than the finalized WDI concepts were available. As a result, maps like this were developed "to approximate" what we were planning to do. A good example is the TDL Jungle Cruise which was on the TDL opening day plan they had created for the Oriental Land Company. It was assumed that it would be a part of EDL also. Their focus was primarily operational…trying to make sure the attractions that were chosen had the proper capacity and were spread equally across the entire park.
This plan does look like "some input" which came from the show producers as new elements can be seen ( Big Thunder on the island, Castle Stage, Adventureland Bazaar and Pirates of Caribbean ) while Discoveryland looks more like a rough guess on their part. The interesting element is the 1920’s style Main Street that Eddie Sotto began with ( and illustrated by Herb Ryman ) with an elevated tramway which can be seen traveling from Town Square to a combined Train Station at the front of Discoveryland. That concept was very short lived, so the date that this plan was created could probably be sorted out by Eddie and Tim Delaney."
Above: a rendering of the combined train station at the entrance of Discoveryland at which both Disneyland Paris railroad and the elevated tramway would have stopped.
So, i asked Main Street USA show-producer Eddie Sotto who of course confirmed the elevated tramway but also about another attraction that never was, indicated as "T 900" on the plan, one which woudl have been located in Discovery Arcade.
According to Eddie: "It was to be a Hollywood themed circlevision type show. The black and white Discovery Arcade line drawing of mine ( artwork below ) shows the entrance on the lower right. We don’t have any artwork from the interior of that attraction because we never really got to that point. We just knew that it might be sort of a history of Hollywood kind of multimedia show of some kind.
It was killed with the 20s Main Street idea, and also because another circlevision attraction - Le Visionarium - was planned for Discoveryland as well because they were considering a movies Studios park as a second park.
Below, others sketches by Eddie Sotto showing concepts for the entrance of this circlevision attraction that never was.
Next is Frontierland and i asked Frontierland show-producer Jeff Burke what was supposed to be the attraction marked as "W 400".
According to Jeff, 'The area marked " W 400 " in Frontierland was where we had planned to create a Western Stunt Show attraction.
This complex was to be a roof - covered, outdoor guest theater facing a collection of western building sets where
the stunt show action would be staged. There were also cast member quarters for the performers as well as stables
for horses and other livestock featured in the show. This stunt show attraction was a very early concept, but it was in the planning phase long before the "Buffalo Bill
Wild West Show" had ever been considered for outside the Park. As you noted, the "W 400" area would eventually become the site of the Cowboy Cookout Barbecue and also the
Critter Corral petting zoo."
Below, a rare rendering showing the facades of this Frontierland stunt show that never was, and if you want to learn more about it, jump to a previous D&M article HERE.
Next stop is Adventureland and here we have two interesting attractions that never existed marked as "A 400" and "A 500".
According to Adventureland show-producer Chris Tietz: "This early layout of the Adventureland area served as a "place holder" for the proposed attractions list, details would have been defined later. It also shows my 1987 overall layout drawing for Adventureland and the Jungle Cruise location. I started on it right after I had finished working on the first Star Tours at Disneyland. I always liked the "Cambodian Ruins" section of the Jungle Cruise in WDW where the boats go inside a show building. So, in this plan I put in a similar show building (A-400) but enlarged to have a bigger show inside. At this stage though, the show was not defined yet, and we were not yet developing an Indiana Jones attraction.
The A-500 building would have been the entrance and queue designed to look like the original Disneyland building. I did finally get to build this building later at the Jungle Cruise in Hong Kong Disneyland where I was the lead designer ( but not the producer ) of Adventureland there. You can also see it in the John Horny painting he did for DLP Jungle Cruise ( artwork below ). Later, I proposed to have the Jungle Cruise boats going through Adventure Isle in the middle section between the treehouse and Skull Rock, circling the treehouse, but it was dropped when the Jungle Cruise was being considered to be taken off the menu for reasons of different language requirements, weather, and because several copies of the attraction had been done in other non-Disney parks. Interestingly, we had the Jungle Cruise circle the island and treehouse in Hong Kong Adventureland."
"You can see that the location of the Explorers Club restaurant ( A-700) was going to be a big part of the Jungle Cruise themed area, with animated birds and all.
The Jungle Cruise was at first going to be with the regular animal scenes, but we also talked about making it about dinosaurs, especially inside the show building. Taking from the classic story "The Lost World" novel by Arthur Conan Doyle ( not to be confused with the Universal Studios movies which came later). There is no artwork that was done for the dinosaur theme for Jungle Cruise. This was very early on and to start with, we plugged in the same Jungle Cruise layout as at Disneyland until we could further develop it, but we didn't get very far before Jungle Cruise was dropped from the menu.
After Jungle Cruise was deleted, I added the West Bridge off of Adventure Isle to make better access to and from the island into this future area whatever it would become."
Both artworks above: paintings by John Horny.
Le Passage Enchanté d'Aladdin was not envisioned yet by DLP Imagineers when this early plan was done but of course it exists now, since 1994. I had heard that in fact the Aladdin Magic Carpet ride - currently at the Walt Disney Studios - had been envisioned to be put in Adventureland between the back of the Girafe Curieuse shop and the Hakuna Matata restaurant and that the current Passage Enchanté d’Aladdin would have been in fact the queue decor for this B ticket ride. Supposedly the Magic Carpet ride was not built at Adventureland for budget reasons, and i asked Chris Tietz if there was any truth in all this?
Here is Chris answer: "It was never envisioned by me to have the Magic Carpet ride part of DLP Adventureland, but the idea to add it was brought up by others later on, I think
because it was economical to build a second one since it had all ready been designed for WDW's Adventureland.
Right after opening, we were busy adding the Aladdin walk-thru and Temple of Peril with me continuing as the
lead designer. The Magic Carpet Ride was not part of this menu.
Walt Disney Studios needed more attractions so I think that's why it landed there. After Aladdin and the Temple of Peril, I moved on to other projects and was not part of any future changes at Adventureland Paris."
We move to Fantasyland and i asked show-producer Tom Morris what was supposed to be the attraction marked on the plan as “F 200”, located where some Fantasyland shops are now.
Here is Tom answer: "Hmmm, very interesting, I remember seeing this piece when I first started, it would be nice to get the date of it if you have it. I think my involvement came shortly after this was done. It’s before I added the Hedge Maze and Toad Hall, yet I thought I had also added the Castle stage off to the side but I see that it's already there! It’s before either Mermaid or Beauty & the Beast animated films were finished so it wouldn't be one of those. I wonder if at that point Pinocchio and Snow White were to be separated rather than together? Or maybe an Alice in Wonderland ride was being considered ( if so, the show building indicated ont he plan was awfully large ). The person who was the Show Producer for Fantasyland when this was done ( and he may have actually drawn this entire piece ) was Bob Kerzweil who unfortunately has passed away."
So, i'm afraid the mystery will remain for this one ...though there might be a hint as this "F 200" ride was located in an area of Fantasyland that DLP Imagineers had devoted to French stories ( later they designed a Beauty and the Beast Audio-Animatronic show for that space, another attraction "that never was" ). Thus, it might have been a Sleeping Beauty dark ride, something Tony Baxter wanted to do, and which later found its way into The Dragon's Lair and the Sleeping Beauty walk thru inside the Castle.
Last stop is Discoveryland where was already planned not only a Space Mountain ( D 400 ) but also the Nautilus ( D 650 ), though on a different location than where is now Captain Nemo's submarine, but also two others attractions ( D 200, D 300 ) and i asked Discoveryland show producer Tim Delaney what would have been these attractions.
Unfortunately, Tim answer won't give us the answer as: "This looks like a very early plan of the Park. I don’t even remember it. As for Discoveryland, the menu always included Star Tours, Space Mountain in some form, a Circlevision attraction, a large Tomorrowland Terrace dining hall and something to do with robots. As I stated this is an early plan.
Sorry, I am not much help..."
The train / elevated tramway station at that time envisioned at the entrance of Discoveryland is however visible on the plan ( D 500 ) and we'll end by another rendering showing the station design on two levels.
If you enjoyed this article about the Disneyland Paris that never was, i remind you that you'll find in D&M archives others previous articles on the same theme, just type in the search box near the top of the right column the keywords "Disneyland Paris that never was" and ask a search on "Disney and more".
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We will end the week-end with some fantastic close shots of the TRON Lightcycles construction site shot today at WDW Magic Kingdom where the coaster tracks are added at light speed!
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