It’s common knowledge in the Disney community and among Disney Fanatics that fans have been asking for a third domestic Disney Resort and Disney Park to manage crowd levels alongside Southern California’s Disneyland Resort and Central Florida’s Walt Disney World Resort. Of all the 50 states that Disney could pick from, one of the most commonly mentioned states that should house this possible third Disney Resort is Texas. While we don’t have tidings of a third Disney Park in the United States, what we do have is the opening of the Disney Immersive Experience in Texas next week.
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Residents of San Antonio can look forward to the opening of this Disney experience in their stomping grounds in five days, in the space that previously housed the immersive Van Gogh exhibit. The exhibit is in line with the variety of other offerings from Disney this year to celebrate the Walt Disney Company’s achievement of the incredible milestone of being one of the foremost names in entertainment for 100 years.
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The Disney Immersive experience is a traveling exhibit that premiered in Toronto in December of last year. It draws from over 40 movies that run the gamut from Steamboat Willie, the movie that started it all with Mickey Mouse, all the way to 21st-century classics like Encanto and Frozen. Walt Disney Animation Studios and Lighthouse Immersive have teamed up to present the show to fans.
While the possibility of a Disney Park in Texas certainly has Disney fans on the edge of their seats, this Disney Immersive Experience undoubtedly is a good way to tide us fans over until then. And who knows? Like the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World Resort, Texas may see its own Disney Theme Park one day.
