Disney Reveals New Movies, TV shows, Rides and More at D23 Event

by Mikayla Coffin

Disney’s D23 Expo took place from August 14-16 in Anaheim, CA, announcing new movies, TV shows, rides and more coming to the Disney universe in the coming years.  

Many movie sequels were announced for the upcoming years, including highly anticipated films such as Frozen 3, Incredibles 3, Princess Diaries 3, and The New Simpsons Movie (actual title). Additional sequels include Zootopia 3, Coco 2, Lilo & Stitch 2 (sequel to the live action remake), Star Wars: Starfighter and Ice Age: Boiling Point. In addition to all the sequels, some new movies were announced as well, such as Gatto, Clay, Ghost Market and The Bluey Movie.

Disney even gave fans a sneak peek at the highly anticipated Tangled live-action remake, slated for a March 2028 release, starring Teagan Croft, Milo Manheim, and Kathryn Hahn. Disney also previewed arguably their most highly anticipated movie of the year, Avengers: Doomsday, set to release in December. Stars Robert Downey Jr, Hayley Atwell and Chris Evans arrived at D23 to showcase the trailer and give some new, fresh details about the film.   

Additionally, Disney also announced new TV shows such as Oswald, developed by Jon Favreau and based on the original Walt Disney cartoons, Kingdom Hearts: The Series, based on the popular video game of the same name, and VisionQuest, the final series in a chapter of Disney+ shows that began with WandaVision and continued with Agatha All Along following the character White Vision as he seeks to recover his memories with help from a human version of the supervillain Ultron. Disney also announced Ahsoka Season 2 as well as Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 3, both popular Disney+ series.  

Along with movies and TV shows, Disney also announced new rides and lands coming to Disney Parks, such as Villains Land at the Magic Kingdom, Piston Peak National Park, based on the Cars franchise, Monstropolis, and so much more. Disney clearly has a lot to be excited about in the coming years, and fans will no doubt be watching and anticipating what’s next.  

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