Is it true that there will be a Star Wars park?

[HarryCanyon]

At both Disneyland and Disneyworld? that'd be pretty neat you know.

[Atlantica]

I think the closest you will get to that are lands within the parks; that has been mentioned before, along with Avatar Land in Animal Kingdom.

[HarryCanyon]

What should the other SW rides be like? and who would love to see them do a couple of Indiana Jones rides as well?

[Maerj]

They have one Star Wars ride and an Indy Stunt show in Florida, and an Indy ride in Disneyland. A Star Wars land could be awesome. I'd go for an entire theme park, though. Maybe they will start with a land and if it exceeds expectations, we will get a SW park? You never know. As for now, the rumors say it will be just a land in Hollywood Studios.

[HarryCanyon]

I've been to the SW rides at Disneyland back in 93, 2001 and 2009 and at disneyworld 3 years ago and also went to the Indiana Jones ride at Disneyland in 2001/2009 and went to see the stunt show 3 years ago, awesome stuff.

But maybe they should do a SW rollercoaster, interactive walkthrough area of SW stuff and all that.

[Atlantica]

There could perhaps be a spin off park with Marvel & Star Wars being the focus ?

I know it is beloved by millions, but I really don't want a land attached to Disney for either of the above; Studios maybe, or their own park, but not attached to any of our actual Disney Lands.

[HarryCanyon]

Yes a separate world would be nice in Disney world.

[thedisneyspirit]

No.

Am I the only one who's tired of Disney promoting so much non-Disney stuff in their parks?

[Atlantica]

Nope.

Avatar land my case in point.

[TheSequelOfDisney]

No.

Am I the only one who's tired of Disney promoting so much non-Disney stuff in their parks?

Except for the fact that Disney now owns Star Wars...

[Atlantica]

I know, but it isn't Disney ...

[DVDBuff1]

Neither is Pixar, but Disney owns the studio, which is why you see Pixar characters at Disney theme parks.

[HarryCanyon]

An extension of Hollywood park would be good with more SW/Indy stuff and Marvel Cinematic Universe rides would be nice, perhaps a new Muppets funhouse attraction with animatronic muppets. And at Tommorowland, how about Tron ride?

[Atlantica]

Neither is Pixar, but Disney owns the studio, which is why you see Pixar characters at Disney theme parks.

I think that is a different kettle of fish all together - Pixar films were made in partnership with Disney. Star Wars was not.