There's building and construction underway in the area previously reserved to construct a 3rd Marvel trip inside the Avengers Campus at Disney California Adventure. But do not get too excited.

The walls hiding the building work going on today are covering an area projected to become a brand-new store, most likely dedicated to all things Marvel.

The structure in concern is the so-called Avengers Headquarters, which sits below a custom-designed, full-sized "Quinjet" transport automobile from the Marvel movies. It has actually long been forecasted to become the home of a significant brand-new destination.

On Thursday, Disneyland validated the retail job, which was first revealed on the MiceChat fan blog, but decreased to provide any details,

Some people may joke that the last thing the Disneyland Resort requires is more shops, but MiceChat blogger Todd Regan, who writes under the pen name Dusty Sage, said a stand-alone Marvel store within the Avengers Campus will work.

" Until now, that big giant building underneath the Quinjet has simply been a facade," Regan stated. "That's where the brand-new flight is supposed to be built. In my mind, this new store is just a deposit on the attraction to come."

Now, Regan stated, the existing primary Marvel shop is at Stage 17 in Hollywoodland. "This would maximize space in Hollywoodland for something else and put more Marvel merch in the actual Marvel land," Regan said.

There has been speculation that eventually the shop will be the exit look for the brand-new tourist attraction, if and when it is built. A newly created flight was revealed in 2019, with principle art revealing a brand new ride system, however plans were later postponed due to spending plan constraints.

Then Disney-chief Bob Chapek said in 2015 that the task was "in a holding pattern" up until budget plans improve.

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