The mouse house brought a look at SXSW's future this year during a panel entitled "The Future of Disney Building". As part of that panel, Pixar's chief creative officer, Pit Docker and Imagicter Michael Hundgen, took the scene to talk about the upcoming "cars" country that will run to Magic Kingdom in Disney, as it was announced last year D23 Expo, among the many major announcements of films at that event.

While driving and the country are not yet officially named, we were treated to look at the development of this new car. Wille is a great experience in the road, one that obviously looks like an explosion. The island of Rivers of America and Tom Sawyer will be demolished To make a way for this country "cars", and it has been proven to be controversial among Disney world fans and Disney parks in general. I totally get that. What I can say from someone who got a look at what Disney planned firsthand is that, at least, what they build seems purely incredible.

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"For this attraction of cars, we need to invent a new type of vehicle for driving," Jundgen explained during the presentation. "No one builds these in a factory because it has to do much more than just bringing you from one place to another. We have to create a car that conveys a feeling when driving in it. "

Hungen also explained that the imaginators were traveling to Arizona to get out of the way to find out how best to make this new ride for park visitors. They also teamed up with a motocross company to help build dirt. We were treated for concept art, as well as views in the early stages of building this vehicle for driving. Maybe it's because I grew out of the way in Arizona, but this hit me exactly. I say this as someone who has no fondube toward "Cars", which is not among Pixar's favorite filmsto put mild.

"We use adjusted vehicle production," Jundgen added during the presentation. "There are sensors through it all, and we take them to the test drives of our dirt to collect data on how the vehicle responds to different terrain. This is where we turn that feeling we want in engineering in the real world ","

I am a huge fan of Disney thematic parks. My first trip to "Galaxy's Edge" made me literally cry, as a lifelong fan of "Starwells War". I also recalled that I saw him Disney brass is an overview of SXSW's future in 2023where the company's continued innovation wished me. I was similarly wished today, unexpectedly with a movie charm that I don't care about.

The increase for people from Disney Parks is that they need to constantly innovate to keep the parks fresh. They also have limited space to happen. So, sometimes, it means out with the old and the new one. I feel about people who love the classic leaving, but if there is any comfort to be found, Disney is not lazy with what they put there instead. There is a little sweet to go along with the bitter here, I must say, assuming they can pull this together.

There is still no word on the opening date for the new "cars" country in Magic Kingdom, but stay up to date.