14 acres of Star Wars: that’s what to expect from both Disneyland in Anaheim, California and Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida (where it’ll occupy Hollywood Studios). “I am thrilled to announce the next chapter in the long and exciting history between Disney Parks and Star Wars,” said Disney CEO Bob Iger. “Through each new…
Given Bob Iger’s recent comments regarding new Disney theme park attractions being based around The Force Awakens and other upcoming Star Wars movies, it should come as no surprise that (rumour has it) their first port of call will be to update Star Tours: The Adventures Continue. For those who don’t know, Star Tours is…
Bob Iger, the chairman and CEO of The Walt Disney Company, recently gave an Q&A hosted by Variety. Here are the take-home points: The Force Awakens will be “extremely respectful of the look George (Lucas) created in the ’70s”, balancing CGI with real sets and props in order to create a “physical wow factor” that will…
TheForce.net have posted an update to the recent rumours that Disney Parks’ Star Wars attractions are on hold. According to their source… The NextGen team and [Walt Disney] Imagineering are two completely different parts of Disney, and because of that [they] have their own budgets. So any budget cutting of one wouldn’t affect the other.…
A little over two weeks ago, Disney CEO Bob Iger was speaking openly about plans to “expand the Star Wars presence in California and in Orlando”. Well, Mice Age have just posted a report on the grim financial standing of Disney Parks and Resorts, including the news that Star Wars attractions have been put on hold in…
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