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Yahoo
a day ago
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- Yahoo
Disneyland Resort Announces New Park Attractions, Plans to Close One
Disneyland Resort Announces New Park Attractions, Plans to Close One originally appeared on L.A. Mag. Disneyland Resort shared future plans to build a 'Coco'-themed ride and 'Avatar' experience and close 'Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue!' ride in Disney California Adventure park in a report new experiences will double the size of the Avengers Campus, according to the posting. The resort also plans to build a new parking structure and transportation hub with 6,000 parking spots, shuttle and rideshare areas, security screening, and dedicated access for traffic off of Disney Way. These expansion plans intend to improve parking and traffic flow throughout the resort area. Disney aims to begin the multi-year construction in fall of ride inspired by Pixar Animation Studios' 'Coco' will be constructed near Paradise Gardens Park and Pixar Pier, which are currently mainly backstage areas. The Avatar experience will be built in part of the current Hollywood Backlot area. The resort explained that these additions are part of a future expansion plan.'These enhanced parking, transit, and arrival offerings are the first step in our next phase of construction, creating the infrastructure necessary to prepare for future growth and to welcome more guests as new experiences are added,' Senior Manager of Disneyland public relations Kelsey Lynch wrote in the report said more details and construction timelines will be shared in the future.'This is just the beginning of exciting growth here at Disneyland Resort, and we look forward to sharing more about all of these projects in the future' Lynch wrote.'Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue!' will close in early 2026. This story was originally reported by L.A. Mag on Jun 6, 2025, where it first appeared.
Yahoo
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Disneyland Resort Announces New Park Attractions, Plans to Close One
Disneyland Resort Announces New Park Attractions, Plans to Close One originally appeared on L.A. Mag. Disneyland Resort shared future plans to build a 'Coco'-themed ride and 'Avatar' experience and close 'Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue!' ride in Disney California Adventure park in a report new experiences will double the size of the Avengers Campus, according to the posting. The resort also plans to build a new parking structure and transportation hub with 6,000 parking spots, shuttle and rideshare areas, security screening, and dedicated access for traffic off of Disney Way. These expansion plans intend to improve parking and traffic flow throughout the resort area. Disney aims to begin the multi-year construction in fall of ride inspired by Pixar Animation Studios' 'Coco' will be constructed near Paradise Gardens Park and Pixar Pier, which are currently mainly backstage areas. The Avatar experience will be built in part of the current Hollywood Backlot area. The resort explained that these additions are part of a future expansion plan.'These enhanced parking, transit, and arrival offerings are the first step in our next phase of construction, creating the infrastructure necessary to prepare for future growth and to welcome more guests as new experiences are added,' Senior Manager of Disneyland public relations Kelsey Lynch wrote in the report said more details and construction timelines will be shared in the future.'This is just the beginning of exciting growth here at Disneyland Resort, and we look forward to sharing more about all of these projects in the future' Lynch wrote.'Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue!' will close in early 2026. This story was originally reported by L.A. Mag on Jun 6, 2025, where it first appeared.
USA Today
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley ride will close at Disneyland to make way for Avatar
Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley ride will close at Disneyland to make way for Avatar Show Caption Hide Caption 4 Disneyland experiences you can enjoy for free There's more to Disneyland than its theme parks. Disneyland's Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue! ride will close in early 2026. The ride's closure will make way for a new "Avatar"-themed land in Disney California Adventure Park. A new "Coco"-themed attraction is also planned for the park, with construction starting this fall. Mike and Sulley's days are numbered at Disneyland. Disney California Adventure Park's Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue! attraction, based on the beloved Disney and Pixar film, will close to make room for the park's upcoming Avatar destination. The dark ride will shutter in early 2026, Disneyland Resort announced Thursday. Disneyland did not share a specific closing date. Part of Disney California Adventure's Hollywood Backlot area will be reimagined for the new Avatar area. Inspired by multiple 'Avatar' films, guests will get to experience a different part of Pandora than at Animal Kingdom's Pandora – The World of Avatar. The project is 'still in the early stages of development' with more details – including a construction timeline – to come, a Disney Parks Blog post read. Disney World closure: Theme park reveals closing date for Tom Sawyer Island, details on new Cars area Disneyland also said its upcoming 'Coco' attraction – the first at any Disney park – will be located near Disney California Adventure's Pixar Pier and Paradise Gardens Park. The areas that will house the ride 'are predominantly backstage today,' the blog post said. Construction is scheduled to start this fall. As part of the resort's expansion – including its Avengers Campus, which will double in size with two new attractions – additional parking and transportation options will be added on Disneyland Resort's east side. 'This new area will provide approximately 6,000 parking spaces, shuttle and rideshare areas, security screening and dedicated access for traffic off of Disney Way, improving parking and traffic flow throughout the resort area,' the blog post said. Construction on those features will begin in the fall of 2026. Contributing: Eve Chen, USA TODAY Nathan Diller is a consumer travel reporter for USA TODAY based in Nashville. You can reach him at ndiller@
