Disney Adventure World: Avengers Campus


 Avengers Assemble! Here in Paris is the newest facility for Earth's Mightiest Heroes. Here, guests can come in and team up with Marvel superheroes as they protect the universe from the forces of evil. Note that this doesn't take place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but a separate theme park universe where things like the Blip didn't happen and characters like Black Widow and Iron Man are still alive.

When coming into the campus, guests will go between two buildings. On the left is PYM Kitchen, an Ant-Man inspired restaurant where guests eat shrunken and enlarged food. On the right is the 3D shooter ride WEB-Slingers: a Spider-Man Adventure, which is quite similar to an attraction found in Disney's California Adventure. The ride exits into Mission Supply.
If they keep going, guests will approach the main plaza of the campus, where the Italian restaurant Stark Factory is found on the left. Up ahead is the campus's headliner attraction, Avengers Assemble: Flight Force. A retheming of Rock'n'Roller Coaster, this is where guests join Captain Marvel and Iron Man as they attempt to stop a bunch of incoming Kree missiles from destroying the world. If guests go right, they will find the Hero Training Center, where super heroes will meet. Further down the line are the WEB Food Truck and Fan-Tastic Food Truck, as well as a 1950s style restaurant called the Super Diner, which draws inspiration from Agent Carter.
Attractions:
  • WEB Slingers: A Spider-Man Adventure
  • Avengers Assemble: Flight Force
  • Hero Training Center
Dining:
  • PYM Kitchen
  • Stark Factory
  • WEB Food Truck
  • Fan-Tastic Food Truck
  • Super Diner
Shopping:
  • Mission Supply
In the days of Walt Disney Studios, this was a teen-centered area known as the Backlot, home to Rock'n'Roller Coaster starring Aerosmith (similar to the previous version at Disney's Hollywood Studios, which has since been rebranded to feature the Muppets), a motor stunt show called Moteurs Action (also previously found at DHS, but was torn down to make way for Galaxy's Edge), and a special effects show inspired by Armageddon. However, the area has been redeveloped into something more impressive, not just for teens, but for other fans of the Marvel universe.

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