Disney Theme Park-Inspired Film and Television Projects in Development

Disney CEO Bob Iger has announced that the company’s theme park expansion plans include both land and intellectual property (IP) inspired projects. This roundup covers 11 Disney Parks-related film and television projects in development, offering a glimpse into the exciting opportunities ahead for fans of Disney’s iconic rides and attractions.

1. Pirates of the Caribbean Reboot

Producer Jerry Bruckheimer revealed that a Pirates of the Caribbean reboot is in the works, promising an all-new cast and new scripts. With two scripts already in development, fans can expect to see at least one of these projects come to fruition soon.

2. Figment Film

The imaginative purple dragon from the classic Disney ride, Journey into Imagination with Figment, is getting his own film project. With the writers of Detective Pikachu and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem attached to pen the script, this project promises to be a colorful and chaotic adventure.

3. Tower of Terror Horror Film

Based on the Twilight Zone-inspired attraction, this horror film starring Scarlett Johansson is currently in development. With Toy Story 4’s Josh Cooley writing the script, fans can expect a thrilling and spine-tingling experience.

4. Jungle Cruise Sequel

After the success of the first film, Dwayne Johnson expressed his interest in reuniting with Emily Blunt for a sequel. While there’s no official update on the project, fans can remain hopeful for more adventures from this beloved Disney ride-inspired franchise.

5. Small World Puppet Ride Film

Based on the popular children’s puppet ride, this film promises to bring the earworm song into a fully realized cinematic experience. With no official update, fans can only wait and see if this project will come to fruition.

6. Matterhorn Film

First announced in 2011, this project has been relatively quiet since then. However, with Disney’s renewed focus on theme park-inspired films, there’s still a possibility that this project could see the light of day.

7. Magic Kingdom Movie

Loosely based on the Kingdom Keepers book series, this film was announced in 2010 but has remained relatively quiet since then. With Ready Player One’s success, fans can remain hopeful for a similar interactive experience brought to life on the big screen.

8. Haunted Mansion Film

Despite the challenges faced by the Haunted Mansion film, Disney remains committed to bringing this beloved ride to life. With no official update, fans can only speculate about when this project might see the light of day.

9. Rock’s DC Takeover

While Dwayne Johnson’s Jungle Cruise film is still in development, his DC takeover plans did not come to fruition as planned. However, with Disney’s renewed focus on theme park-inspired films, there’s always a chance for this project to be revived.

10. Emily Blunt and Jungle Cruise 2

Despite the lack of official updates, Dwayne Johnson has expressed his interest in reuniting with Emily Blunt for a sequel. With Disney’s renewed focus on theme park-inspired films, this project could potentially see the light of day.

11. National Treasure Film

Based on the popular Disney ride, this film promises to bring the adventure and excitement of the small children puppet ride into a cinematic experience. With no official update, fans can only speculate about when this project might come to fruition.

In conclusion, these 11 theme park-inspired film and television projects in development offer exciting possibilities for fans of Disney’s iconic rides and attractions. From Pirates of the Caribbean reboot to Figment film and Tower of Terror horror film, each project promises to bring a unique experience to life on the big or small screen. While some projects have been relatively quiet since their initial announcement, Disney’s renewed focus on theme park-inspired films offers hope for their eventual development and release.