Jim Hill Addition To Disneyland

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Jim Hill, a Disney news source, made the video about rumored additions to Disney World. The addition would be a new attraction in Animal Kingdom, however another roller coaster’s installation would stifle the creation of Disney’s new addition. The rumored additions to Disney World would not significantly change the visitor experience. When Hill discussed the rumors, he showed the news article online to cite all of the info written by Tom Corless.

Jim Hill cited Tom Corless, an accurate news source, and he said that the addition would be either a roller coaster or resort themed around a volcano. According to Hill, the resort would contain “recreational activities, swimming pool, lazy river, live entertainment” in the new volcano themed resort. On the other hand, the roller coaster would have a theme based on the popular movie Moana around a volcano. If true the addition would be made within the next 4 years, or sometime before 2021. The proposed volcano roller coaster would be themed from Moana. Jim later went to explain other rumors …show more content…
The complication could be a Pandora World in the Animal Kingdom or the Tron Light Cycle ride that will be moved from Shanghai’s Disneyland to Tommorowland in Disney World on or before 2021. Epcot is also meant to have a renovation soon. A new Star Wars Land and Toy Story Land is also set to open at Disney’s Hollywood Studios soon. Disney World probably wanted to commemorate their 50th anniversary in a big manner, which was an opening with 2 new roller coasters in the same park in 2021. How efficiently can Disney create this new Volcano themed resort? How efficiently could Disney move a whole attraction from Shanghai to the USA within 4 years? Unfortunately, Disney’s effort to create yet another attraction in the theme park would be create visitor experiences comparable to older attractions of Walt Disney theme

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