Tourism: Walt Disney To Open 'Pandora, World Of Avatar ' In 2017

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Boat rides through glowing forests and floating mountains.

New pictures offer a sneak peek of Disney World’s next big attraction Pandora, The World of Avatar.




Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-3978312/Boat-rides-glowing-forests-floating-mountains-New-pictures-offer-sneak-peek-Disney-World-s-big-attraction-Pandora-World-Avatar.html



The World of Avatar will be housed in Disney’s Animal Kingdom and recently released pictures show how visitors will be able to take a boat ride through bioluminescent forests and dine in a Na’vi canteen.


Guests will be able to venture down a mysterious, sacred river hidden within the bioluminescent rainforest.

The full beauty of Pandora reveals itself as the canoes pass by exotic glowing plants and amazing creatures. The journey culminates in an encounter with a Na'vi shaman, Disney said.




New images have been unveiled that offer a tantalising glimpse of Walt Disney World Resort’s big new attraction for 2017 and it looks out of this world





‘From the place-making to the two extraordinary attractions that will be in the land, both the Na’vi River Journey as well as Avatar Flight of Passage.

These promise to set new high-watermarks for our experiential magic we give our guests.

’Chapek shared details of the two new signature attractions, Avatar Flight of Passage, where guests will fly over the jungles of Pandora on a Mountain Banshee and Na’vi River Journey, a family-friendly boat ride through the bioluminescent forests.


The latter ride is described as a journey 'down a mysterious, sacred river hidden within the bioluminescent rainforest'.

Canoes 'pass exotic glowing plants and amazing creatures' as 'the fullbeauty of Pandora reveals itself'.




This rendering shows the new Satu’li Canteen, which is the main dining establishment for Pandora, featuring Na’vi art and cultural items.





Pongu Pongu (pictured here) will be an exotic location in which to purchase drinks.








At Windtraders (pictured here), travelers will be able to find Na'vi cultural items, toys, science kits and more.




Using Na'vi-inspired shovels and assisted by a Na'vi (left to right) George Kalogridis, president of Walt Disney World Resort; Meg Crofton, president of Walt Disney Parks and Resorts Operations, United States and France; Tom Staggs, chairman, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts; Jon Landau, Avatar producer; Bruce Vaughn, chief creative executive of Walt Disney Imagineering and Joe Rohde, creative executive, Walt Disney Imagineering, pose during the ceremonial groundbreaking of the Avatar land.




Walt Disney Imagineering's Joe Rohde (right) shares highlights of the project model with Cameron (left) and Walt Disney Parks & Resort Chairman, Tom Staggs.






he ‘awe-inspiring’ land of floating mountains, bioluminescent rainforests and soaring Banshees will give guests a transformational experience they will never forget, Disney said.





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