Sneak Peak of Global Adventure.

 

I'm going to wait to post about this. However, I will offer a small sneak peek on what can be found in the second park. I will show six images, which hint at six attractions.

Seasonal Events

 

Springtime festival (March-April): topiaries cover Main Street. Includes special food, drinks, and merchandise.

Halloween time (September-October): pumpkins decorate Main Street, Jack Skellington and Sally meet in the gazebo, and a Hallowwen party takes place at night. This includes a different firework and parade show as well as trick-or-treating around the park. Exclusive food and merchandise sold in Frontierland, themed to Phantom Manor.

Christmas time (November-December): Main street is turned into a winter wonderland with trees and wreaths. Fantasyland recreates a German Christmas market, where Santa Claus can be met. There is a Christmas party with a different firework show and parade.

Other:

Chinese New Year in Adventureland: Celebrate the Lunar New Year with lion dancers, Chinese traditions, and special merchandise. (February)

Dia de los Muertos in Frontierland: Honor the dead in a Mexican festival in Western Frontierland, featuring decorations inspired by Coco as well as a skeleton display and traditional food. (October)

Park-Wide Entertainment

 

Mickey's Festival of Fantasy Parade: celebrate your favorite stories in a fairy tale-themed parade.

• Dumbo
• Peter Pan
• Alice in Wonderland
• Disney Princesses
• Mary Poppins
• Sleeping Beauty
• Cinderella
• Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
• Beauty and the Beast
• The Little Mermaid
• Fantasia

Ignite the Dream Fireworks (similar to Illuminations show):

• Intro
• The Lion King
• The Little Mermaid
• Pirates of the Caribbean
• Tangled
• Star Wars
• Beauty and the Beast
• Frozen
• Finale

Possibilityland: Entertainment

 

DJs play on the stage.

Buzz Lightyear, Stitch, and interactive robot characters walk around.

Possibilityland: Shopping

 

Here are the shops in Possibilityland.

BU - Galactic Goods

After saving the galaxy with Buzz Lightyear or interacting with the mischievous alien Stitch, guests will come into this store. Here, they can buy merchandise themed to the two attractions as well as other cosmic souvenirs.

BV - Astro Shop

After their missions to space, astronauts will enter this emporium selling space-themed souvenirs. This features toys, science kits, merch themed to NASA and other space organizations, and more.

BW - Possibility Station

More shopping in Possibilityland can be done here. This is where advanced tech and other things are sold, and who knows? You might even find a few Sci-Fi touches in here.

BX - Electric Power Supply

Once guests are done with their adrenaline-pumping ride through the Grid, they can enter this gift shop. This sells TRON merchandise as well as other high-tech souvenirs.

Possibilityland: Dining

 

Here are some dining options around the world of the future.

BR - Cool Planet

Located near the entrance to Autopia is a snack stand serving ice cream and other frozen treats. It's an out-of-this-world place for snacks on the go.

BS - Cosmic Corner

This science fiction take on a 1950s roadside diner is a nice option for fast food. This is where guests can get chicken tenders, hot dogs, cheeseburgers, and other American food.

BT - Axiom Diner

Inspired by the star cruiser in WALL-E, this space restaurant is a nice sit-down place where guests can see things move by in the stars outside the windows. This restaurant serves a mix of American and European food, thus making a dining experience like nowhere else on Earth........because it's not on Earth!

Possibilityland: Attractions (Part 2)

 

68 - Autopia

Climb aboard a 1950s-style automobile and ride it around a green landscape. This is a lot like the California version, except it uses electric motors instead of gas.

69 - TRON Lightcycle Power Run

Ride through the grid on the longest and fastest coaster in the resort.

QUEUE:

The futuristic design of the ride draws guests to it. They enter through a tunnel below the large canopy and then follow it into the building. On television screens, the ride's backstory is explained. Famous game creator Flynn has designed a new machine to send guests into the world of TRON, where they shall take part in a duel with Team Orange. The guests represent Team Blue, the other team in the game.

Guests stop inside a locker room to place their loose articles and belongings. After that, they proceed into the loading area, where they board their lightcycles. They sit down, grab onto the handlebars, and get ready to ride.

RIDE EXPERIENCE:

The cycles move through a tunnel of blue lights, which is the digital machine Flynn had created. They stop, and then, after a countdown, they fire out of the building. They move around the track under the canopy before returning into the show building.

As they rush through the Grid, they encounter Team Orange. They move around in the darkness and derail every member of it until only one it left. They try to attack, but they are cut off by another Team Blue member. After this, the vehicles go through another tunnel and return to the loading area. They then get their belongings and go out to a gift shop, Electric Power Supply.

70 - Digital Design Lab

Guests put their skills to the test by virtually designing their own lightcycles. Afterwards, they can put them to the test in several minigames, which are played throughout the building.