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Nuevas imágenes y detalles revelados para el Lion King Ride en Disneyland París, la construcción comienza pronto

Autor: Zoe May 14,2025

Las emocionantes noticias para los entusiastas de Disney: The Lion King Ride, una nueva atracción del agua, debutará en Disneyland París con la construcción programada para comenzar en el otoño de 2025. Esta emocionante adición será parte del reinventado Parque Walt Disney Studios, que pronto se conocerá como Disney Adventure World. La tierra con temática del Rey León promete ser un punto culminante importante, que presenta no solo el viaje en agua sino también una imponente roca orgullo de 120 pies de altura, junto con numerosas opciones gastronómicas, experiencias de compra, reunión de personajes y más.

Imagen conceptual de The Lion King Ride en Disneyland París

El blog de Disney Parks ha compartido una nueva imagen conceptual cautivadora de The Ride, mostrando la audio-animatronics de los jóvenes Simba, Timón y Pumbaa que disfrutan de una comida de comida en un exuberante jungla. Esta escena es solo uno de los muchos aspectos destacados del viaje, que también contará con una emocionante caída de 52 pies, un poco más alta que la que se encuentra en la aventura de Bayou de Tiana.

Si bien no se ha anunciado una fecha de apertura exacta para Lion King Ride, se espera que se abra después de la gran inauguración de World of Frozen en 2026. Este viaje contribuirá a la expansión de Disney Adventure World, que duplicará la huella actual del parque.

Además del Lion King y World of Frozen, Disney Adventure World también incluirá el Raiponce Tangled Spin Ride, anunciado Raiponce, donde Mandy Moore repetirá su papel de Rapunzel. Otra adición emocionante será la primera atracción temática después de la película, descrita como un "carrusel giratorio" que ofrece una "vista del pájaro del impresionante paisaje del parque".

Imagen conceptual del estreno mundial en Disney Adventure World

A apertura el 15 de mayo de 2025, el estreno mundial será otra atracción estrella en Disney Adventure World. Esta nueva entrada del parque tendrá como objetivo recrear el glamour de un estreno de Hollywood. Adyacente a él, World Premiere Plaza se inspirará en Broadway y el Distrito del West End, con teatros que organizarán espectáculos como juntos: una aventura musical de Pixar, Mickey and the Magician, y Frozen: una invitación musical.

Para obtener más emoción de Disney, no se pierda nuestra retrospectiva del 30 aniversario del Rey Lion, información sobre cómo obtener sus boletos para Destination D23: A Journey Growing of the World of Disney y nuestra lista de películas animadas de Disney recientemente actualizadas.

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