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Construction begins on Hong Kong Disneyland’s multi-year expansion

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Beloved Disney characters and Cast Members in safety gear join together at a bustling Hong Kong Disneyland construction site, surrounded by tractors, crates, and tools under a bright blue sky, celebrating the park’s thrilling expansion.

Hong Kong Disneyland is about to undergo a massive expansion that will see the addition of two new immersive lands themed to Marvel and Frozen. Today, Disney broke ground for construction to begin on this exciting new expansion.

The new Marvel-themed land will bring guests face-to-face with some of their favorite characters and will include an attraction based on Ant-Man and the Wasp. The attraction will also feature S.H.I.E.L.D. in some way. Marvel Land has gotten off to a bit of a head start with the Iron Man Experience opening earlier this year.

Hong Kong Disneyland at night, alive with dazzling neon lights, energetic crowds exploring new attractions, and a futuristic jet soaring above innovative buildings that highlight the park’s ongoing expansion and creativity.

There is little information yet regarding the new Frozen land, aside from the fact that, like Marvel Land, it will put guests in the middle of their favorite stories and face-to-face with some of their favorite characters.

A vibrant village and fairy-tale castle nestled by a sparkling lake, surrounded by lush trees and majestic mountains, with guests strolling along winding paths and a whimsical bridge—capturing the magical energy of Hong Kong Disneyland’s newly expanded attractions during its latest transformation.

A new entertainment venue will also be opening in Adventureland that will see a brand new show based on Disney’s “Moana.” With the lovable characters and catchy music from the film, this new show is sure to draw a crowd.

Moana takes center stage at Hong Kong Disneyland in this vibrant live show, with dynamic performers, ocean-inspired waves, and a dramatic shell backdrop—an immersive highlight of the park’s newest expansion.

The park’s castle will also be transformed to pay tribute to Disney Princesses and new daytime and nighttime entertainment will use the new look as a backdrop.

These new additions and improvements will pop up between now and 2023, with the new “Moana” show starting it all off next year.

Source: Disney

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