Disneyland has revealed its plans for a major expansion of its theme parks. In the Orange County Business Journal, the company’s ideas for a massive add-on for both their signature California park and Disney’s California Adventure were unveiled. The last time that Disney undertook such a change was back in the 1990s when California Adventure got okayed by the city of Anaheim. Downtown Disney was also a part of that deal and you can expect similar retail areas if this proposal gets approval from the local government. It’s been no secret that the Golden State wants to get the economy jump-started again. DisneylandForward would go a long way to boosting the tourism for the region beyond the already impressive numbers that existed before the pandemic. Even more interestingly, the company would be springing for it’s own production without using public funds according to the latest proposal.
It seems like an expansion of DCA and Disneyland with an expansion of Downtown Disney in the middle (green): pic.twitter.com/nCyjlMUTMS
