Avengers Campus is a Chapek cash grab. It’s basically an outdoor mall: merch and food – i.e. wallet grab. The ride is a kiddie ride – same tech/ride as LegoLand’s NinjaGo ride. It is the cheapest ride in the industry. Galaxy’s Edge was thankfully started before Chapek took over so we have 2 rides in there, in the outdoor mall. Thanks to Chapek gutting the budget, only 1 ride works, and it’s repetitive. I’ll take Star Tours over the Millenium Falcon or Rise of the Resistance any day of the week. At least with Star Tours you get variety – these 2 new rides are the same experience over and over.
It will be nice on those 100+ degree F days when shade is hard to come by. I probably wouldn’t have placed it so close to the building, but eh,cit is what it is. My family sure would have appreciated vit ovet the 13-15 of May during the scorching heat! .
I think Pahse one looks great, and both rides are awesome! Hopefully Phase 2 will add more rides and more experiences to Avengers Campus.
There wasn’t nearly enough seating for Pym’s or anyone having shawarma, and I’m sure this is meant to give some relief. A better solution would be to stop overcrowding the parks. They have a reservation system, so all crowding is now official their fault for valuing money over guest experience. And I absolutely love Disney and want them to do better.
Wow,…. rude! Why should lower income families or minorities not go?!?! You also do not need a smartphone to go! WTF?!?!?! I rarely use my phone while there, and when I do it’s generally just to add others to my app, to make it easier when scanning my pass (PAPER, not digital) for ride times for all of us.
Well these millenials are good at offering their whinning and complaing, but they probably have no real solutions to fix it, if there were a suggestion box. The logical thing for these cry babies is stop going there. Then they’d have to find something else to whine about, because something isn’t up to their stands or fits with their approval
Avengers campus feels like a after thought really bad not fun, wouldn’t waste money or time for it luckily there’s more the California adventure than that!
It kills the immersive experience. We were there over Thanksgiving, and seeing the Quinjet for the first time coming from Carsland (the same view as the photo with the tables and umbrellas) was Awe-inspiring. You felt like you were on the tarmac where the Quinjet had landed. So, sad to see this. Find another place for the tables and umbrellas or cooling station.
Comments for Guests Hope Newest Disney Addition Is Temporary, It’s Like “Six Flags”
Brooke
Avengers Campus is a Chapek cash grab. It’s basically an outdoor mall: merch and food – i.e. wallet grab. The ride is a kiddie ride – same tech/ride as LegoLand’s NinjaGo ride. It is the cheapest ride in the industry. Galaxy’s Edge was thankfully started before Chapek took over so we have 2 rides in there, in the outdoor mall. Thanks to Chapek gutting the budget, only 1 ride works, and it’s repetitive. I’ll take Star Tours over the Millenium Falcon or Rise of the Resistance any day of the week. At least with Star Tours you get variety – these 2 new rides are the same experience over and over.
CJ
Take one look at Cars Land, it is everything that Avengers Campus should be – but there is a cheapskate in charge and Chapek is his name.
Rya
Fire Bob Paycheck!
EricJ
Um, remember when Paul Pressler LITERALLY said A Bug’s Land was supposed to be “like Six Flags”?
…Yes, we’re angry at Bob, but let’s keep that angry entitled hyperbole safely on its leash.
Manny Stockton
It will be nice on those 100+ degree F days when shade is hard to come by. I probably wouldn’t have placed it so close to the building, but eh,cit is what it is. My family sure would have appreciated vit ovet the 13-15 of May during the scorching heat! .
I think Pahse one looks great, and both rides are awesome! Hopefully Phase 2 will add more rides and more experiences to Avengers Campus.
Amy Aajee
There wasn’t nearly enough seating for Pym’s or anyone having shawarma, and I’m sure this is meant to give some relief. A better solution would be to stop overcrowding the parks. They have a reservation system, so all crowding is now official their fault for valuing money over guest experience. And I absolutely love Disney and want them to do better.
JJ
Clowns are always complaining about any and everything. Good grief. That privileged mindset on full display. If you don’t like it, don’t go.
JJ
Also if your low income or a minority or dont have a smartphone for online food and ride reservations.
Just do yourself a favor and “dont go”
Dawn
Wow,…. rude! Why should lower income families or minorities not go?!?! You also do not need a smartphone to go! WTF?!?!?! I rarely use my phone while there, and when I do it’s generally just to add others to my app, to make it easier when scanning my pass (PAPER, not digital) for ride times for all of us.
Saralee
Edit and take minority out of your statement and your point on.
Mickeymouse3
Typical Paycheck shortcut to cheapness. Oh, and gaudy as all get out!! A traveling carnival has better “shade”.
Chris Wood
Well these millenials are good at offering their whinning and complaing, but they probably have no real solutions to fix it, if there were a suggestion box. The logical thing for these cry babies is stop going there. Then they’d have to find something else to whine about, because something isn’t up to their stands or fits with their approval
Nicole shawn
Avengers campus feels like a after thought really bad not fun, wouldn’t waste money or time for it luckily there’s more the California adventure than that!
JK
It kills the immersive experience. We were there over Thanksgiving, and seeing the Quinjet for the first time coming from Carsland (the same view as the photo with the tables and umbrellas) was Awe-inspiring. You felt like you were on the tarmac where the Quinjet had landed. So, sad to see this. Find another place for the tables and umbrellas or cooling station.
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