Disney's California Adventure® Park Redevelopment

The Disneyland® Resort has begun a dramatic multi-year redevelopment at Disney’s California Adventure® Park. This new creative endeavor  will cost over $1 billion and will create an array of new attractions for guests to discover.

Visitors can see first-hand what the future has in store for the park at Blue Sky Cellar (located within the Golden Vine Winery restaurant in Disney’s California Adventure® Park ). This venue  features  details on the proposed attractions and includes artist renderings, videos and detailed sketches.

The entire Disney’s California Adventure® Park development is set to be open in phases over the next few years. The varied enhancements and park transformations will be complete in 2012.

Located just across from Disneyland® Park, this second theme park opened in 2001.

Since that time, Disney's California Adventure® Park has continued to evolve, adding innovative attractions and entertainment options for visitors.

Some of the proposed developments include:

• A 1920's period park entrance, reminiscent of when Walt Disney first arrived in the state to begin his career.
• A gigantic Mickey Mouse face on the Ferris wheel, replacing the sunshine face (Spring 2009).
• A 1920's boardwalk with carnival games on Paradise Pier, the area surrounding the park's bay.
• Disney's World of Color – an evening show featuring Disney animation projected onto walls of water in the bay to create high-tech illusions (Spring 2010).

• The Silly Symphony Swings, which will replace the Orange Stinger and will create the illusion of swinging riders over the bay (Spring 2010).
• A Little Mermaid ride which will feature the illusion of taking guests underwater (Spring 2011).

• Cars Land featuring Pixar hit characters and locations such as Mater's Junkyard Jamboree and Luigi's Flying Tires. (Spring 2012).