Not In Town | @notintownlive | 15 Nov 2017, 07:13 pm
On Wednesday,Comic Con in London, Vice President Franchise Creative and Marketing for Marvel Studios, Dave Bushore and Creative Director of Disneyland Paris, Mark Huffman announced that the Marvel Super Heroes will be coming to Disneyland Paris between Jun. 10 and Sept. 30.
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Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, Spider-Man, Star-Lord and Black Widow will appear for the first time exclusively at Disneyland Paris in summer 2018 in a special Marvel Summer of Super Heroes season.
The Marvel Super Heroes will feature in the Walt Disney Studios Park for epic shows.
But that's not all for Marvel fans at Disneyland Paris. Disneyland Paris is also re-imagining from October 2018.
Disney's Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel will transport guests to the action-packed, inspiring world of Super Heroes including Iron Man, The Avengers, and Spider Man among others and it will open by 2020.
Europe's number one tourist destination, Disneyland Paris has welcomed more than 320 million visits since opening in 1992 (13.4 million visits in 2016).
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