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Because Disney owns Marvel and LucasArts. So it seems like a thing that could happen.

One possible way to do this would be to build an area life-size animatronic of Elliot similar to the Iguanodon that could be seen from the long-gone Discovery River Boats. Since the new movie is set in the Pacific Northwest, this part of the park could double as a revival of Camp Minnie-Mickey with more emphasis on its mythical resident.

Since the success of its Cinderella remake in 2015 and its reimagining of the Jungle Book the following year, Disney has been doing fairly well at making live-action movies. So if the remake of ''Pete's Dragon'' does just as well, Disney might decide to build upon its potential popularity and the new Elliot to life by giving him a home at Disney's Animal Kingdom. While it might not be anything too fancy like the scrapped Beastly Kingdom, it will still fulfill Animal Kingdom's original vision as "a kingdom ruled by lions, dinosaurs, and ''dragons''", as shown by the park's logo and its various animals.

Since the success of its Cinderella remake in 2015 and its reimagining of the Jungle Book the following year, Disney has been doing fairly well at making live-action movies. So if the remake of ''Pete's Dragon'' does just as well, Disney might decide to bring the new Elliot to life by giving him a home at Disney's Animal Kingdom. While it might not be anything too fancy like Beastly Kingdom, it will still fulfill Animal Kingdom's original vision as "a kingdom ruled by lions, dinosaurs, and ''dragons''".

Star Wars Land is said to be right next to Frontierland, witch is based on an American desert. Tatooine and Jakku are [[Main/SingleBiomePlanet desert panets]], thus making the transition between the two less jarring.

* Or maybe something from the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse? Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy would be a good one, I think.

[[WMG: They will build a fifth park in Florida based entirely on the MarvelCinematicUniverse.]]

* Or maybe something from the MarvelCinematicUniverse? Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy would be a good one, I think.

* Or maybe something from the MarvelCinematicUniverse? GuardiansOfTheGalaxy would be a good one, I think.

* Or maybe something from the [[Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse]]? [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy]] would be a good one, I think.

* A ride based on Tron. Why? Because it would be awesome.

It just makes sense that a Star Wars ride will go to the Star Wars Land. What will take it's old spot?

[[WMG: [[Ride/StarTours Star Tours]] will be moved to Star Wars Land, and another Sci-Fi ride will occupy it's old building.]]

* A ride based on [[Film/Tron Tron]]. Why? Because it would be awesome.

[[WMG: "Star Wars Land will be based on [[Film/ANewHope Tatooine]] and [[Film/TheForceAwakens Jakku.]]]]
Star Wars Land is said to be right next to Frontierland, witch is based on an American desert. Tatooine and Jakku are [[Main/SingleBiomePlanet desert panets]], thus making the transition between the two less jarring.

Themed areas could include Asgard, Xandir, and Stark Expo, just to throw a few ideas out.

There's no way they haven't been planning something big since the merger but they've been held up with getting character rights back from Universal. Rather than try and rip them away, they've played the long game and allowed them time to find something to replace Superhero Island and gradually phase Marvel out. Now that they've announced their new partnership with Nintendo, the writing is on the wall that they'll strike a deal. Assuming that deal comes soon, they'll be able to announce the project to start construction after Pandora opens at Animal Kingdom, and potentially open in time for the resort's 50th anniversary, and a couple years after ''Infinity War'' which would give them sufficient source material ''just from the MCU'' to fill an entire park.

For an upcharge, of course. They can probably get a ''lot'' of people to pay an extra ~$25 to get an [[Disney/{{Frozen}} Elsa]] [=MagicBand=] with their reservation, even if it's cheaper to buy them in the parks.

For an upcharge, of course. They can probably get a ''lot'' of people to pay an extra ~$15 to get an [[Disney/{{Frozen}} Elsa]] [=MagicBand=] with their reservation, even if it's cheaper to buy them in the parks.

The Primeval World diorama is stated to depict the Grand Canyon area during the Mesozoic (and a little of the Coal Age). Big Thunder Mountain is very obviously a Southwestern landscape with the distinctive layered rocks. LawOfConservationOfDetail practically demands that both dinos are the same critter.

In the original CTX ride we have a cockier Dr.Seeker. What if, sometime after the ride the dinosaur Dr.Seeker caught died, thus causing him to mellow down a bit. Dr.Seeker wants to get his "pet" dinosaur back, and the only time period he knows it's from is the same one we visited in ctx. This also explains why Dr. Seeker is more careful about what's happening, he doesn't want his vistors have the same fate the dinosaur.

It'll be pulled out and replaced with a Marvel-based section, probably mostly Iron Man for the California connection.

* Confirmed! You can meet a Thor face character at Innoventions in Disneyland.

Because Disney owns Marvel and LucasArts. So it seems like a thing that could happen.

It's a concussion-induced hallucination Toad is having after crashing into the train. That's why the Devil looks like the Judge from earlier [[note]]In the movie, this character was actually the prosecuting attorney.[[/note]] and why there's a ''green'' dragon when everything else in the scene is done in shades of red. The latter is a CallBack to the "Green Dragon Inn" in the town sequence.

* They used to, but people did it too often.