Disneyland Resort (DL, DLR, DCA) Discussion Thread

[Jew"It's not small, but it is very 'average.'"]

You should be fine without maxpass. Ticket should be able to be pulled up in the Disneyland app. Smugglers run wasn’t that bad at all. No gravity stuff, just normal motion simulator.

[COASTER FREAK 11"CACTUS SHARP!!"]

It's also a good idea to purchase your ticket around 24 hours in advance. The ticket doesn't always show up immediately after purchase.

[coasterbillWhy do I still have a donkey title???]

Maxpass is $15, just buy it.

[zodaI Guess Donkeys Are Okay]

Since Sony and Disney failed to reach a deal. What is going to happen to the Spider-man ride at Disneyland,
they are going to have to re-theme it right?

It will be Spider-Pig instead.

[Jew"It's not small, but it is very 'average.'"]

Since Sony and Disney failed to reach a deal. What is going to happen to the Spider-man ride at Disneyland,
they are going to have to re-theme it right?

I would imagine that all existing agreements are still fine. The current lack of a deal would only impact future movies.

[GaretCan you see the donkey in my toast?]

Correct me if I'm wrong but Sony only owns the movie rights don't they? So apart from the existing Universal deal, Disney can still build the ride since they own Marvel and so the rights to the actual characters and just have it based around the comic.

[DombotBonafide Donkey Expert]

I think it depends on the movie it's based on. Disney can build rides from the MCU, and since the new Spider-Man movies (Homecoming and Far From Home) are a part of that series, they should be good. If the ride is based on Spider-Verse, however, I'd imagine that's where the problem would lie.

Now I really want a ride themed to Spider-Verse.

[GaretCan you see the donkey in my toast?]

I don’t mean any movie. I mean the actual character. Doesn’t Disney have the rights by owning Marvel conics so they can just do a completely new story, and still have him interacting with other marvel characters without it being MCU Spidey

[Jew"It's not small, but it is very 'average.'"]

Yes. Sony's deal is a film rights deal. All other rights (theme parks, merchandise, video games, etc.) stay with Marvel or anyone Marvel has licensed them to. So this only impacts Spiderman remaining in the MCU for future movies.