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Check the New Looks in Disneyland s Avengers Campus
May 6, 2021, 3:28 PM ·
We are less than a month away now from the official opening of Avengers Campus at the Disneyland Resort. The new Marvel-themed land at Disney California Adventure will feature a new ride, an interactive show, and a counter-service restaurant, but today Disneyland is building anticipation for the land with a reveal of its cast costumes.
Disneyland is calling its Avengers Campus cast members Campus Representatives, and the overall look for Worldwide Engineering Brigade reps working the new Spider-Man ride and its associated merchandise shop is casual, as if these campus representatives were your dorm RA from down the hall.
In less than a month, on June 4, the Avengers Campus at Disney California Adventure Park will welcome its first public guests, with brand-new rides and experiences set within the Marvel Studios Cinematic Universe. Within the Campus are dedicated sections Web Slingers: A Spider-Man Adventure, the Pym Test Kitchen, the Avengers HQ Compound, and Doctor Strange s Ancient Sanctum and Disneyland Resorts has revealed for the first time today what the cast members for each area will be wearing as they help guests soak up all that glorious Stark Tech.
All of the costumes have been designed by Joe Kucharski, Sr. Costume Designer at Disney Live Entertainment. In a release from Disneyland Resorts, Kucharski says he worked closely with Walt Disney Imagineering and the Marvel Studios creative team to integrate cast members into the extensive world of the Avengers. “I was inspired by the immersive design of Avengers Campus and the unique stories at each address, he explains in the announceme
What itâs like to work where the magic happens
A lot of people say Disneyland is their happy place. So why werenât they happier? Maybe they should have faked it, too.
By Mollie Hersh Globe correspondent,Updated May 5, 2021, 12:00 p.m.
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My commute looks a little something like this.
I flash my ID at the Harbor Pointe gate. The entrance is hidden within the hedge, passed by thousands of tourists every day. No one sees us.
I fix my peasant skirt â an ugly thing patterned with chickens â on my way from costuming, following the path alongside the giant white spaceship. If I listen closely, I can hear a flight crew screaming on their intergalactic mission.