Hey everyone!
Brayden here coming to you with a Disney news update, as it looks like the next Disney Park
to be built is going be themed around outer space, aerodynamic flight, and futuristic
travel and be the only one of its kind in the world named Tokyo DisneySky.
This rumored new Disney Park comes to us from TDR Explorer who broke this story last week
from a leading Japanese newspaper which stated that Tokyo Disney Resort is making plans for
a third park, this time named DisneySky.
Why didn't we see this coming, Tokyo Disneyland, DisneySea, of course it's DisneySky!
If you didn't know, Tokyo Disney is a pretty special resort, as it is the only resort not
owned fully or even partially by Disney, instead, Disney runs the creative, while another company
owns and operates the resort.
For a resort not owned by Disney it runs remarkably well, it's generally regarded as one of
the most well kept resorts in the world, it always looks impeccable, and, with it being
owned by a third party company, we don't have to worry about Disney's current budget
to get stuff, because, as has happened here, the company who owns the resort has said hey,
we're going to invest another 4 and a half billion dollars in our resort over the next
ten years, and then Disney can just get to work!
Small fraction of that 4 and half billion is already confirmed to be going to multi-year
expansion project across both current parks.
The resort is getting Soarin' in DisneySea.
In Tokyo Disneyland we're getting a Beauty and The Beast-themed land as well as ride,
a Big Hero 6 attraction, and new entertainment and meet-and-greet locations will open at
through 2020.
And now, with billions ready to go, it looks like the next Disney Park is coming to Tokyo
with Tokyo DisneySky, get this, within the next four years, possibly by 2022!
That's how long it's going to take to get us one ride here in the World with Guardians
in Epcot!
Getting to the details of the rumored park, it is going to be a sky and space themed park
currently said to feature a jet plane simulator and moving walkways.
Look like we could get something Peoplemover esque at a larger scale than ever before with
people moving around via technology rather than just walking.
Speaking of the emphasis on technology, there would be no paper tickets, with guests instead
doing everything from a mobile app, sounds pretty cool.
Here's where all the major speculation begins though, because beyond a jet plane simulator,
the technology, and the sky and space theme, we could see anything come to this new park.
What do I mean by anything?
Perhaps a version of Star Wars Galaxy's Edge?
That would definitely fit in with the space theme, perhaps Pandora - The World of Avatar
from the Animal Kingdom.
Last year Bob Iger teased that Pandora could be coming to more resorts around the world.
Here's the one thing that will make DisneySky so unique, it doesn't have a lot of space
to work with, currently rumored to be residing in current parking space.
So, given the small space it has to work with, to make it this grand new park, with a name
like DisneySky, it would be fitting to make this the most vertical Disney Park ever, that's
the word we've been hearing.
Where you have rides on top of people movers on top of jet plane simulators.
Avatar Land, Star Wars Lands.
Just picturing it, it just sounds so incredible.
Could we see the outer space restaurant we're getting here in the World in Epcot also in
Tokyo.
That would be awesome!
The Japanese newspaper claims the DisneySky park will go from its current rumor status
to an officially confirmed project this spring.
There's definitely something in the works over in Tokyo, as word of a new park has been
drumming up since last November, and now we're getting more specific details as to what it
could entail.
There was a Frozen-themed port that was announced for Tokyo DisneySea that later disappeared
from the current expansion plans.
Could we, just once, be seeing money intended for property tie in attractions instead being
rerouted toward new original attractions in this new original DisneySky park?
Let me know what you guys think about this new rumored Disney park in the works, a vertically-built
theme park with original attractions and even property attractions all themed around the
sky and space sounds so incredible.
Be sure to check out our Mary Poppins possibly confirmed video we released yesterday.
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