HELL YEAH!!!!!!!

Sounds good.

Awesome. Throw in a Marvel land on the other side of the park and Hollywood Studios will be my favorite place ever..

HAVE THE CANTINA PLAY THEME 24/7 WITH REAL ACTORS/MUSICIANS!!

Sweet. I'll have to go as soon as it's built!

Went to DisneyWorld a couple of years ago and when the Lucasfilm buy-out went through the fiancee and I went to google and started throwing ideas regarding Star Wars expansion.

From what we saw and remembered...the part of the park where "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" and that whole San Fransisco cityscape section was a damn ghost town. Also...there is an expansive parking lot section over there too.

The Indiana Jones show isn't going anywhere (though let me tell you that I had to snicker when one of the guys that "Indiana" was fighting around the airplane they rolled out to recreate that fight scene was a black guy...last I heard the Nazis weren't found of off-whites) because Disney didn't just buy Star Wars...Indiana was a part of the package too.

Also...there are light saber stations around the park(s) in multiple locations...just have to look. Almost made me a couple of lightsaber Tonfas.

Now to Disneyland (which I went to last September)...the only logical place to put a Star Wars land section would be around Tomorrowland where they already have the Jedi academy shows. They could take out those horrible cars to drive around in or the old carousel of Progress building (which by the way houses a "Hall of Iron" Iron Man exhibit for those who want to see the suits), Captain Eo (but I doubt that will happen since they just spent money revamping it and that MJ is dead), and the people mover station and tracks BUT space mountain is right in the middle of all that too which unless they convert it into a Death Star trench run roller coaster...it ain't happening.

Now as far as Marvel Land park...I think Universal Studios has the theme park rights to Marvel...so...as long as that contract is in place, Disney will just have to enjoy making money off of their competitors.

All sound like a great idea and I agree that area back where the Muppet theater is can go without too much fuss. Bring it!

@mrHJK, Disney can't do a Marvel land. Universal's Islands of Adventure in Orlando has the Marvel theme park already. They had it as part of the park opening in 1999 I believe it was. I don't know the parameters of the contract with Disney, maybe Universal has to share profits or maybe there's an exclusion but Marvel land is already built.

It's pretty cool too. Has a nice arcade, a fun Spider-man ride and a couple other things. One year for Halloween Horror Nights they had Carnage take over and they brought in some of the darker characters of Marvel.

@GhostZero there already is.

I literally just arrived at Disney World an hour ago ;-)

Cool news, but awfully similar to fanboy wishful thinking ideas I've read for years. Let's wait for the official word.

I still need to hit up Star Tours, and ride the 50 different scenarios.