Marvel’s Avengers characters are about to get their own terroir at Disneyland Paris.
The Marvel Avengers Campus at Disneyland Paris will debut July 20, 2022. The new cluster of attractions represents the biggest expansion of the Walt Disney Studios Park since it opened in Paris. It’s also the first Marvel-themed park attraction in Europe.
The interactive Marvel Avengers Campus will offer live-action stunts, encounters with Marvel superheroes, two ride attractions, and themed restaurants and boutique.
“Everyone is invited to join the action – teaming up with the Avengers and their allies throughout the land; slinging webs like Spider-Man; flying into space with Iron Man and Captain Marvel; and suiting up and re-fueling in true Super Hero fashion,” according to a Disney press release.
The opening of the Marvel Avengers Campus marks the 30th anniversary of Disneyland Paris and complements the park’s Disney Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel. Character interactions will cluster around the Avengers’ Training Center, while guests will also be able to train with the Dora Milaje, the royal guard of Black Panther and enjoy a dance-off with Star Lord and Gamora from Guardians of the Galaxy.
Avengers rollercoaster and Spiderman adventure
New rides will include AVENGERS ASSEMBLE: FLIGHT FORCE — a high-speed rollercoaster exclusive to Disneyland Paris. The ride is a themed adventure to save Earth in league with Iron Man and Captain Marvel. The SPIDER-MAN W.E.B. ADVENTURE provides guests with the power to sling webs with Spiderman to capture bad guys called Spider-Bots.
New dining outlets will include Pym Kitchen, inspired by Ant-Man and The Wasp; Stark Factory for pizza and pasta; and The WEB, a.k.a. the Worldwide Eating Brigade food truck.
Disney Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel, which opened in June 2021, offers additional character encounter options and has on displace 350 pieces of Marvel artwork –one of the largest publicly viewable collections of Marvel art in the world.
For more information, visit disneylandparis.com.
