Disney Vacation Club registration for 'Guardians of the Galaxy Cosmic Rewind' previews begins April 14

Apr 13, 2022 in "Guardians of the Galaxy Cosmic Rewind"

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Posted: Wednesday April 13, 2022 12:00pm ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Registration will open for Disney Vacation Club previews of 'Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind' beginning April 14 2022.

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Disney will begin registration at 9am on Thursday April 14 2022 at this webpage.

When registration opens, the page will refresh and you will be placed in a virtual queue in random order, regardless of how early you joined the page. Those who enter after booking begins will be placed in numerical order.

While in the queue you will be able to see your place in line. As registration progresses, you will see the number of Guests ahead of you decrease. Once it’s your turn you will be automatically directed into the registration form. Make sure to have your DVC member number ready.

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We do not yet have the actual dates for Annual Passholder or Disney Vacation Club member previews. Disney Park Pass availability has suggested possible dates for when Annual Passholder previews will take place. Cast Member preview dates during April can be seen here. Annual Passholder registration date is still to be announced.

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Epcot82Guy13 days ago

While not confirmed, Tokyo SM is assumed to be the next use case. If true, that will be a really good application of this ride system (and hopefully with a simpler, more effective storyline).

Magicart8713 days ago

All the Parks are due a quality Aladdin attraction.

EricsBiscuit13 days ago

I wonder if Disney is going to build this ride at another park. An Aladdin ride with the same ride system in Adventureland would be great but anyways I think Tokyo’s new SM might employ this ride system? Not sure

MisterPenguin14 days ago

I read somewhere that there won't be a Christmas overlay to CR.

Magicart8714 days ago

It should have been more than a song anyway. It wouldn't theoretically be terribly difficult to overlay a Holiday version seeing as how it's mostly screens and projections. Only the exit tunnel would require festive decor. The biggest caveat would be the costs associated with filming a new preshow and lift sequence videos. On-ride audio could be pulled directly from the The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special. The post show projection could be tweaked to give The Guardians of the Galaxy Santa hats and other holiday garb. As for a song choice, maybe McCartney's "Wonderful Christmastime"? Speaking of preshow: Does anyone suspect they'll be changing it? There's a rumor going around that Disney isn't happy with the way guests respond to Terry Crews's question of "Does anyone know what they call themselves anyway?" with shouted responses of "Drunks" or "Alcoholics!" Has that been a rampant issue? I guess if they were to redo it they'd have the opportunity to record a holiday version too.

DCBaker14 days ago

It hasn't been mentioned in any of the Holiday releases and the song was not playing when I rode this morning.

Bocabear21 days ago

It was amazing...Even the floor changed under your feet....You were in a small pre-boarding room and Flash and whoosh, you were on the deck of the Enterprise and the cast members were all in motion...It felt so believable... amazing attraction....

Casper Gutman21 days ago

It worked beautifully for a lot of reasons CR missed, perhaps the two biggest being that the initial room created a very convincing illusion of being a simulator loading area and that there was a very substantial difference between the first and second version of the room. It was genuinely great.

Rich Brownn21 days ago

Same company (Landmark) but that effect included a ceiling that moved in and out as well. I wish I could have experienced that

Bocabear21 days ago

True dat! I like the ride... It has a few issues, but in general, I think it is a solid attraction...Just needs some tuning....

Casper Gutman21 days ago

I’d sum it up as CR is a vastly better coaster than Gringotts but Gringotts is a vastly better theme park attraction than CR. The really glaring failure of the ride in comparison to other, similar attractions is the changing room. As Boca points out, the effect was done spectacularly at a Las Vegas Hilton decades ago. Even with that model, Disney messed up the effect so badly and at such a fundamental level it actually makes one question their competence.

Bocabear21 days ago

There was a much better version of the flying walls trick used at the Star Trek Experience in Vegas... It really was an amazing effect...Smaller room, and the cast were all fully playing their roles as starship team members....It was really well done... but long long gone now....that opened in 1998.

Rich Brownn22 days ago

Actually the Presto-Chango room (as Landmark called it) was there since Poseidon opened in 1999. Orginally you walked in with the walls already up . When you were rescued by Zeus (Poseidon was the bad guy in this version) the walls dropped down to give the illusion you were back in the previous room/People had trouble understanding it so in the new version it starts with walls down