Disney Releases NEW Details on Multiverse Avengers Attraction Coming to Disney California Adventure!

Disney has announced some new details about the Multiversal Avengers Campus attraction coming soon. The ride, which will come as part of Phase 2 of Avengers Campus, invites guests to team up with the Avengers as they fight against foes in a “multi-world” experience.

We got a first look at the ride vehicle of the attraction, and then a post from Walt Disney Imagineering on Instagram revealed a new detail that wasn't previously mentioned. We have even more details that have been released giving us a glimpse into the design of the ride vehicle, the ride's villain. We now have brand new concept art and more details on the premise of the ride to share.

Keep reading for everything you need to know about the highly anticipated new multiversal Avengers attraction coming to Disney California Adventure Park! You can also read about the surprise new ride coming to Avengers Campus that was announced at D23 here.

Multiversal Avengers Campus Ride Name and Details Revealed

At D23, Disney revealed new details on the upcoming expasion of Avengers Campus, which will double in size with the addition of two new attractions. Construction on the expansion will begin next year in 2025.

In the new E-ticket ride coming to Avengers Campus, called Avengers Infinity Defense, recruits will join the Avengers “in a multi-world experience” to battle foes including King Thanos, a variant of the villain who won in this reality. The technology the Avengers use to jump between worlds has gone missing, and King Thanos is using it to wreak havoc. Recruits will visit locations like Asgard, Wakanda, and New York City alongside heroes big and small and find themselves face-to-face with King Thanos.

New Avengers Ride Concept Art

We now have new concept art that has been revealed for the Avengers ride. See the concept art for the entrance to Avengers Infinity Defense above, with the new Stark Flight Lab ride visible to the right.

Concept art for the Avengers attraction reveals Ant-Man in his giant form smashing into a broken building and Iron Man blasting an enemy.

In the other piece of concept art released we see the Hulk, Black Panther, and the Dora Milaje battling enemies in Wakanda with an explosion in the background.

As we discuss below, Disney had previously shared that the ride will come to life “with a blend of large-scale built environments and immersive media.” The hope is that Disney really delivers with an action-packed, cutting-edge attraction attraction here.

Ride Vehicle Maquette Revealed

Ahead of D23, we also got a look at a maquette of the new ride vehicle. A new technology is being developed for the ride “allowing Avengers Campus to become the hub of a new multi-world mission spanning the universe.”

Here is a different angle on the maquette:

We also got another look at King Thanos, the villain who is being designed specifically for Avengers Campus.

Avengers Campus E-Ticket Ride Vehicle Reveal

Disney previously shared new details on the ride vehicle design of the E-ticket multiversal Avengers ride coming to Avengers Campus. Marvel fans have been eagerly awaiting news on ride details and when construction will commence since details and concept art of Thanos were shared at the last D23 Expo about this new ride coming to Disneyland.

Disney shares that the design of the ride “combines elements of Tony Stark's time suits with Xandarian jump points and Wakandan technology to create a vehicle that can transport heroes to remote worlds in a matter of moments.” This new vehicle combines “portal technology and flight capabilities to maneuver through the skies” so heroes can go wherever they are needed to. When this new ride opens, recruits will be able to “level up their training” and “join some favorite superheroes on missions to new worlds.”

Then, two days after Disney shared the above information they posted a new blurb about the attraction on the Walt Disney Imagineering Instagram (see embedded below). It would have been easy to glance over the post due the recent news, but eagle-eyed fans (thank you @DrewDisneyDude on Twitter) noticed that the caption said the attraction would feature “physical worlds” and would be brought to life “with a blend of large-scale built environments and immersive media.”

This blurb adds new excitement about the new attraction as many, including us, were assuming that the attraction would be almost completely screen-based and not have any physical elements.

The ride vehicles in the photo look like they could either be a concept artwork version of a Star Tours-type attraction or be more similar to the ride systems used by Universal Studios for their popular Transformers and Spiderman attractions. This Instagram caption hints towards the latter.

The Universal ride system is a mix of projections on screens in 3D and physical sets. Both of those attractions are years old, so if this attraction is a next-generation version of that ride system that leans more heavily towards physical sets we would be thrilled. Imagine the incredible Audio-Animatronics that could come from the world of Marvel.

Here's that Instagram post from Walt Disney Imagineering with the caption.

 

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The additional information added additional excitement for us about the attraction. We look forward to seeing what they will add to the new attraction.

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