Theme Parks First. Everything Else Next.
Disneyland has transitioned into a winter wonderland for the holiday season, which runs from Nov. 15, 2024, to Jan. 6, 2025. Guests can enjoy an array of festive food options, including new treats like chocolate coffee loaf, peppermint cold brew float, and various themed desserts across park locations to enhance their holiday experience.
Disney plans to invest $60 billion over the next decade in their Parks, Experiences and Products division, nearly double the amount spent in the last 10 years. CEO Bob Iger announced the move, stating the company is mindful of financial growth and shareholder value. The proposed investment includes fresh ideas, such as the creation of new lands themed on Frozen, Coco, and Black Panther. Chairman Josh D’Amaro emphasized the company’s ambitious growth strategy backed by a proven record and land resources for further expansion.
Limitless Park reports on Disneyland Forward, the potential expansion of the theme park initially proposed in 2021. The city of Anaheim has released a 17,000-page environmental impact report detailing potential effects, including increased noise pollution and greenhouse emissions but minimal impact on local transport and aesthetics. The report includes hints at alternative transport methods like the PeopleMover and Disney Skyliner, as well as strict ride location guidelines. However, no budget or strict timeline has been established for this privately funded project.
Yesterday, at the 2017 D23 Expo, Disney announced numerous new additions coming to their parks and resorts across the world. Here’s a comprehensive list of everything announced at yesterday’s panel.
Back in April, I paid my first visit to Knott’s Berry Farm, a theme park located in Buena Park, California.
Xcelerator was manufactured by Intamin in 2002. The coaster has a height of 205 feet, a 90 degree drop, and an extremely intense launch acceleration of 0 – 82 mph in 2.3 seconds.
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