Disneyland Expansion Approved, Aims for Immersive New Attractions

The Anaheim Planning Commission has greenlit Disneyland's ambitious expansion plans, paving the way for new themed areas and immersive experiences.

Disney has received approval from the Anaheim Planning Commission for a significant expansion of Disneyland, including new themed areas and immersive attractions.
The expansion, known as DisneylandForward, will not extend beyond the park's current footprint but will transform existing spaces into new attractions and hotels.
Themed areas may include lands inspired by 'Zootopia,' 'Frozen,' 'Avatar,' and potentially 'Wakanda' and 'Coco,' aiming to enhance the immersive experience for visitors.
The project promises a $1.9 billion investment into the resort over the next decade, with additional funds allocated for city streets, parks, and affordable housing.
Local support for the expansion is strong, with endorsements from the California Chamber of Commerce, the California Attractions and Parks Association, and local unions.