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messages.content: What if “A Bug’s Land” (2002) at “Disney’s California Adventure” (2001) never closed on “September 4, 2018”?
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messages.content: If "A Bug's Land" at Disney's California Adventure had not closed on September 4, 2018, it would still be open for visitors to enjoy. This means that the attractions, such as "Flik's Flyers," "Heimlich's Chew-Chew Train," and "Francis' Ladybug Boogie," would still be operating. The land, themed after the 2002 Pixar film "A Bug's Life," would continue to provide a unique and immersive experience for visitors, especially for families with young children.
  
  However, it's important to note that the closure of "A Bug's Land" was part of a larger plan to renovate and expand Disney's California Adventure. The area where "A Bug's Land" was located is now the home of "Avengers Campus," which opened in 2021. This new land features attractions and characters from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, including the "Web Slingers: A Spider-Man Adventure" ride and character meet-and-greets with Marvel superheroes.
  
  So, if "A Bug's Land" had not closed, "Avengers Campus" would not exist in its current form. While some may lament the loss of "A Bug's Land," the addition of "Avengers Campus" has been a popular move among fans of the Marvel franchise.
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messages.content: The new Marvel themed land, called “Avengers Campus” could be located at “Tomorrowland” in “Disneyland Park” instead while “A Bug’s Land” remains open.