Disney Announces New Rides, Attractions and Renovations Coming to Walt Disney World
Disney says the ride will feature a giant Audio-Animatronics Indiana Jones and an original story rooted in Maya culture.
- On Saturday, Disney Legend Harrison Ford revealed via video at D23 that he is the model for the animatronic in the new attraction, "Indiana Jones and the Myth of the Jade Serpent," at Walt Disney World's Animal Kingdom.
- Replacing the closed Dinoland, the project is being developed by Imagineers Michael Hundgen and Chris Beatty to anchor the new Tropical Americas section of the park.
- Transporting guests into the Maya Underworld, the attraction features revolutionary Audio-Animatronics figures and a serpentine creature called the Tsuk that protects the mysterious passageway.
- Returning for this project, Ford jokingly noted the animatronic will share his signature fear of snakes, despite previously suggesting his role in The Dial of Destiny was his last.
- With Ford stating the ride would open "Soon," Disney has not provided a specific opening date, though the addition expands on previous Indiana Jones attractions at Hollywood Studios.
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Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones is the great new addition to a future attraction of the Disney theme park macro complex in Orlando.
Disney has teased the actor's "return" in the skin of his iconic adventurer. Behind this announcement, the learned promo of a project that has nothing to do with cinema.
But the Hollywood star doesn't do that as expected.
Harrison Ford Returns One More Time as Indiana Jones
Indiana Jones is ready for one last—and literal—ride. Harrison Ford, 84, will once again don the fedora for a new attraction at Disney World's Animal Kingdom, Disney announced at its D23 convention in Anaheim on Sunday, reports Entertainment Weekly . The ride, dubbed Indiana Jones and the Myth of...
Harrison Ford will once again become Indiana Jones – and lends his face to an Animatronic character for a new attraction in a Disney park. Actor Harrison Ford slips into the role of adventurer Indiana Jones for a Disney theme park. "It's time for his next adventure, and I'm happy to tell you that for the very first time I'm the real model for the Indiana Jones Animatronic – snake phobia included," Ford said in a video released by Disney on Insta…
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