After "Star Wars", Disney was approved to start construction of a super-large Marvel theme park

The Star Wars theme area at Disneyland in California, which cost $1 billion to build, has just opened, but it is extremely popular and is known as "the closest place to Star Wars in the world." Visitors also noticed that another new area of ​​Disneyland was surrounded by a logo with "Stark Group". It seems that Disney also wants to use the success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the experience of the Star Wars theme area to build a popular "Marvel Theme Park".

It is understood that although Disney only approved a $14 million renovation project in the first step, the details are enough to make tourists salivate. First of all, this will be a Marvel-themed microbrewery, or related to Thor. In addition, there will be a meet and greet area, and a 2,071-square-foot store in the battlefield to sell movie comics. Disney also hinted that it will launch an interactive Spider-Man immersive game, and Iron Man, who has a special role in "Avengers 4", will almost 100% have his own project.

The new Marvel theme project replaces the original "A Bug's Life" project area. As a movie produced 21 years ago, its influence and profits are no longer enough. The success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe ensures that the project can get more funds than "Star Wars", and its prospects cannot be underestimated.

The Star Wars theme park is already one of the largest theme park expansions to date, and the Marvel theme area plan will be even crazier. Market analyst Dennis Speigel told the Los Angeles Times: "This is a right hook, then a fatal uppercut, knocking the market down. Marvel has never been so hot as it is now, and they have to do everything they can."