Marker Disney Studios: Pandora - The World of Avatar

 

Travel to a world beyond belief, like Earth but different in many ways. This is Pandora, a world thriving with alien life that is deeply connected to nature.

When entering from the hub, guests enter the bizarre landscape and look over the Valley of Mo'ara. Here, they can explore the place or keep moving forward. They can go into Studio Lot through a tunnel or keep going down, where they will find an abandoned RDA camp. Here, they can eat at Satu'li Canteen and Pongu Pongu, as well as shop at Windtraders. Nearby is the pathway to a new research facility by Alpha Centauri Expeditions (ACE). This is where they ride Avatar Flight of Passage.
Further to the left is a face painting station, Colors of Mo'ara, as well as a place where drummers play. Closeby is the entrance to Na'vi River Journey, where guests board boats and journey to find the Na'vi Shaman of Songs.
Attractions:
52. Valley of Mo'ara
53. Avatar Flight of Passage
54. Na'vi River Journey

Dining:
55. Satu'li Canteen
56. Pongu Pongu

Shopping:
57. Windtraders
58. Colors of Mo'ara
Although I did have thoughts in putting this in an educational park, I ended up not having one. The studios were my second best option, even though I don't know how I feel about it clashing with the rest of the park. It feels a little out of place compared to the other movie-based attractions found here.

Comments

  1. AnonymousSeptember 6, 2023 at 8:20 PM

    I don’t think this is out of place, and it’s a very popular area in other parks so I believe it’d be incredibly popular here too. I’m glad you included both rides.

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