Marker Disney Studios: Avengers Campus

 

In this part of the park is an area where Earth's Mightiest Heroes are looking for new recruits. Guests come down to this new campus to train as Avengers, and along the way, have many heroic adventures.

When going over the big 'A' on the ground, guests immediately are immersed in a high-tech atmosphere. On the left is the Mission Supply store, a gift shop for any Avengers fan. On the right is the Pym Test Labs, a restaurant with enlarged and shrunken food. Further down is the Avengers Station, where guests can meet Marvel superheroes. It also features looks at props and costumes as well as two interactive exhibits, one where guests virtually try on Iron Man armor and the other where guests train in the Mystic Arts. Above the station, guests may even witness a Battle on the Roof, where villains try to infiltrate the campus but are defeated by the heroes.
Further down are where rides and entertainment are found. Nearby is a stage where several shows play, including Guardians of the Galaxy: Awesome Dance-Off and Warriors of Wakanda. At the edge of the area is a large building where the Guardians' ship, the Milano, is parked. This is where guests ride the indoor roller coaster, Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Blast, where guests join the Guardians as they protect the solar system from invading Kree forces. This is the most intense ride in the park with two launches and several inversions. The ride exits into the Ravager Emporium. To the left is Infinity Cones, an ice cream shop, as well as a tunnel into Pixar Place. To the right is another ride. Avengers Unite is a shooter ride where guests join the Avengers as they protect the campus from Hydra robots. It exits into Stark Supply Vault.
Attractions:
19. Avengers Station
20. Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Blast
21. Avengers Unite

Dining:
22. Pym Test Labs
23. Infinity Cones

Shopping:
24. Mission Supply
25. Ravager Emporium
26. Stark Supply Vault

Other Entertainment:
Battle on the Roof
Guardians of the Galaxy: Awesome Dance-Off
Warriors of Wakanda
I know I could've done more with this area, but this was what I came up with. I didn't want too much, nor too little. If it's anything this area is about, it's immersion. Guests wouldn't just meet heroes in the station, but see them walking around at some times.

Comments

  1. AnonymousSeptember 6, 2023 at 12:49 PM

    I love Avengers Campus, and I really like what you did with your version of it. I like that you included multiple rides and tried to find a nice balance between attractions and immersion.

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