Theme Park Bits: ‘Incredibles’ Prepare To ‘Paint The Night,’ Donald Duck Draws 600-Minute Birthday Wait
In this edition of Theme Park Bits:
Bienvenidos a… Las suites de niños de Jurassic World.https://t.co/ucaDakhh68.pic.twitter.com/UeeP5CrqPo
— Universal Orlando Resort (@UniversalORL)July 16, 2025
IfBlue’s your boy(or girl, in this case, since she’s a female dino), then you’ll be pleased to know that said velociraptor fromJurassic Worldisnow available to meetat Raptor Encounter in Universal’s Island’s of Adventure. Loews Royal Pacific Resort at Universal Orlando has somenew kids suiteswith paddock doors and beds like gyrospheres from the movie, too. “Spared no expense.”
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdomis in theaters June 22. The next day,Pixar Pieropens at Disney California Adventure. It’s set to be an action-packed weekend.
Also on June 23, a newIncrediblesfloat will be joining the flow of the “Paint the Night” parade at California Adventure.Disney Parks BlogandInside the Magichave all the details on how this float will function and bring to life the fight with the villainous Underminer from the end ofThe Incrediblesand the beginning ofIncredibles 2.
Tickets have sold outfor D23’s Imagineer-led tour of Pixar Pier on June 24. To prepare for the land’s opening, FastPass distributionhas relocatedfor the Radiator Springs Racers and Toy Story Mania! rides at California Adventure.
If you missed ourarticle about it, the ride character Redd has made her flesh-and-blood debut outside the Pirates of Caribbean attraction at Disneyland Park.
Registration has yet to begin for Grad Nite 2019 at Disneyland Resort but mark your calendars forthese dates.
There’s a neat little preview of thePlay Disney Parks apponline now.
Over on the East Coast, the"Guardians of the Galaxy – Awesome Mix Live!“concert is now playing at Epcot. You can see Star-Lord and Gamora kick out the jams in the video above.
If you’re familiar with the history of Disney animated features, then you may know how the invention of the multiplane camera enabled early films likePinocchioto have a more realistic, three-dimensional field of depth. Now Disney haspatented a multiplane screenthat could be used to give the illusion of depth in real-life windows, thereby allowing guests at Disney World’s futureStar Warshotel or Epcot’s future space restaurant to feel as though they were really looking out into space.
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It’s shaping up to be a heroic summer at Disneyland Paris!https://t.co/V2cfFrQa3vpic.twitter.com/5GBjcOcnT6
— Disney Parks (@DisneyParks)August 25, 2025
At Walt Disney Studios Park in Paris, theMarvel Summer of Super-Heroeskicked off this week. This event includes a live-action stage show where Thanos makes an appearance on his throne and the Scarlet Witch can be seen levitating cars.
Tokyo Disney Resort launched itsofficial smartphone appthis week, but it’s currently only available in the Japanese App Store and as of yet, there’s no English language option. The bigger news coming out of that Disney resort this week is the announcement of its $2.3 billion expansion, which will bringPeter Pan,Tangled, andFrozenareas and a new in-park hotel to Tokyo DisneySea. For more details on that, check outthis article, where you’ll also find mention of Donald Duck recently commanding an insane600-minute wait timefor greetings at Tokyo Disneyland on his birthday.
