Disneyland Rio: the blog

  Come to a hopeful world of the future as seen by many visionaries. In this place, you can see the wonders of tomorrow, including space, technology, and science fiction beyond anything you have ever seen before. This is the land where tomorrow becomes today. Walking into the area, you see a big lake on the left, dividing Tomorrowland from Fantasyland. In that lake is where you can ride Finding Nemo Aqua Boats, where you ride in an underwater sub with a searchlight. Up on land and in front is the Orbitron, a different Astro Orbiter. On the left are all the main attractions in a big building. Buzz Lightyear's Cosmic Blast is where you shoot lasers and battle the forces of the Evil Emperor Zurg from across the universe. That exits into Star Command Stuff, a store. Further down is a restaurant, Starliner Diner. Next to that is Star Tours: The Adventures Continue, where you fly on a random space adventure. You exit into Star Traders. After that comes Star Wars Launch Bay, where you can

  Calling all superheroes! The Avengers are searching for recruits here in this fortress in Rio Disneyland. Here, you can join forces with members of the Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy, and sorcerers as they defend the Earth against the greatest threats. Coming in from Fantasyland, you are immersed in an area designed to look like a SHIELD base, such as the one seen in The Avengers . Here, you can test your web-slinging skills on Spider-Man WEB-Slingers on the left , where you fight an army of rogue Swarmbots. It exits into WEB Supplies. Nearby is Pym Test Kitchen, where regular foods have been shrunken and grown. On the right side is Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Battlesphere, where you co-pilot a Quinjet and fight alongside the duo as they face off with Hydra. Avengers Training happens in a nearby stage. Next up is a section dedicated to sorcerers. This includes a building resembling the Sanctorum Sanctum from Doctor Strange. In there, you can see a 4-D show called Doctor Strange

  Hear ye, hear ye, knaves and princesses. This is the place where you can live your fairytale adventures. Welcome to a place where magic is strong and anything can happen, all in the largest area in the park! Plus, no matter what you are looking for, there is something to satisfy guests of any age in this truly magical land! Crossing the bridge over from the Imagination Ring, you enter the Castle of Magical Dreams. It is like the version recently put in Hong Kong Disneyland, except way bigger. Inside, you can explore the castle and even meet all of the Disney Princesses in the Royal Quarters. The castle also houses a theater where Mickey and the Magic Storybook, a live stage show, plays, and the Royal Banquet Dining Hall. The castle has a reference to all of the princesses in its towers, and at night, it magically lights up. Behind the castle is a Bavarian village with something for all ages. Directly behind the castle is Cinderella's Carousel and further down is Dumbo the Flying

  If you are looking for adventure, you can find it here. This 1930's jungle expedition on a string of mysterious islands is the place you'd want to be. This is one of the most mysterious areas, and legend has it that a curse resides here. When you enter from the Imagination Ring, you are immersed in an African area. Here, you are immersed in the culture with African drums, wooden huts, and tribal African cultural items all around. Zimbadi's Traders are near the entrance. Tarzan: Live in the Wild plays in a theater overlooking the water. Near the theater is the bridge to the World of Pixar. Chaka Shack is a restaurant on the right side of the area. Nearby that is a wooden cabin where you can start the Adventure Lagoon Explorers interactive experience. In there, you meet Lord Isaac Mystic and Albert and are given replicas of the treasure map. It also has clues to find the Objects of Revelation. In the Booka Huts, you can meet characters from The Lion King and The Jungle Book

  Welcome all you Pixar fans to a world where the beloved movies come to life. Here, in seven "districts," you can live your own Pixar adventures. From the wild west to the streets of Paris, there is something for everyone here. Walking in from the Imagination Ring is the first district themed to the Toy Story films. It is supposed to feel like you have been shrunken to the size of a toy and are in a big backyard, where characters and objects from the films are seen. Slinky Dog Dash is the main attraction, seen to the left when you walk in and winding its way around the district. It is a longer version of the original Disney's Hollywood Studios ride. To the right is Barrel of Monkeys, a gift shop selling Toy Story merchandise. Further down are two family rides: Toy Soldier Parachute  Drop and Rex's Dinosaur Spin, a swing ride where you ride around on dinosaur-pulled carriages around a volcano. Pizza Planet is found nearby. At the end of a path is where a fork in the r

  Based on Brazil during the Empire, this ring around the lake represents Brazilian history from its Independence in 1822 to Modern day, but it mostly focuses on pre-republic Brazil. This is where most of the parade route goes through, which has a Carnival parade from time to time. Exiting from Buena Vista Street, you enter a Copacabana Beach-style promenade, complete with palm trees and samba music. This circles the entire ring. The ring circles a large lake with an island in the center, surrounded by fountains. These two features are used in the nighttime spectacular. Going to the left of the ring are a bunch of old buildings resembling the coastal city of Paranagua. Dom Pedro Diner is a sit-down restaurant offering Brazilian cuisine. Around the entrance to the World of Pixar are three buildings, all of which face the water. Turtle Talk with Crush is located in the largest of these buildings. It contains two theaters, one for a Portuguese-speaking audience and one for English-speaker

  Welcome, welcome to the park! You enter here through Buena Vista Street, an alternative of the classic Main Street. Instead of an American town at the turn of the Twentieth Century, you have an area based off of 1920s Los Angeles, when Walt Disney first arrived, similar to the area in Disney's California Adventure Park. Like Shanghai Disneyland, there is no train around the park. However, the entrance to the park resembles a train station. This resembles the Union Station in L.A. From there, you emerge into the street. There is a small park in the area where you can meet Disney characters. On the left side of the park is Carthay Circle Theater, where you can catch the live performance of Disney's Legacy, an original musical about how Walt Disney became a legend. On the right side is City Hall, where you can get help and services. Further down the street are shops and restaurants named after Disney characters and important figures in Walt Disney's early career. On the left

  Welcome to a place where magic resides. Here, many dreams can come true and imagination can be sparked. Here, you can live the wonder in seven themed areas. Following in the footsteps of Shanghai Disneyland, this park will offer a new and authentic Disney experience. Areas to explore: Buena Vista Street Imagination Circle World of Pixar Adventure Lagoon Fantasyland Tomorrowland

  G'day, mate. I am here to announce this blog for a Brazilian Disney Theme Park located in Rio de Janeiro. This would be the first Disney resort in the Southern Hemisphere. This is also the first Portuguese-speaking country to receive a Disney Park. This place includes: Disneyland Park Disneyland Hotel Disney City (a shopping district). Come to where the magic happens!