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Disney+ Creates Invitation Only Fan Community

Disney+ Creates Invitation Only Fan Community. Hey Disney+ subscribers! Did you recently receive an odd email from Disney+? Possibly asking you to complete an online survey? Then congratulations! You were one of the first Disney+ subscribers to be invited to the Disney+ Fan Community.

Want to join the new and mysterious fan community? Unfortunately, the Disney+ fan community is by invitation only, so be sure to refresh your inbox and be on the look outdoor an invite!

For those who did receive the email, it looked like this:

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The email reads:

We’re please to inform you that we’re sponsoring an invitation-only online community of Disney+ subscribers called “Disney+ Fan Community”.

As part of this community, select members will be invited to share their opinions and to give their thoughts on Disney+ by participating in online surveys and other activities. The Disney+ Fan Community is operated solely and completely by Maru/Matchbox, a third party global research company.

Please consider taking a short 10 minute survey to see if you qualify for the community. Don’t miss your chance to be heard!

As part of the qualification process, and if you are selected, you may be asked to provide certain information, including personal information. All data collected for the Disney+ Fan Community is handled by Maru/Matchbox. You can find out more about their practices through their Privacy Policy.”

The email goes on to explain how to take the survey included in the email and directs subscribers on how to reach out about any questions, comments, or concerns.

It is currently unknown how the invites are being distributed, or if another round of invites will be making their way to subscribers inboxes, but we can’t wait to see what this exclusive community will have to offer select subscribers.

Be sure to check back here at Chip and Co. for all things Disney+!

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Rumored: Marvel Studios and Sony Have Reached a New ‘Spider-Man’ Deal

Rumored: Marvel Studios and Sony Have Reached a New ‘Spider-Man’ Deal. Marvel Fans have been waiting to hear about the fate of one of the most iconic Marvel Superheroes, Spider-Man. For a time, it appeared negotiations had gone sour between Disney and Sony regarding the use of Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) and it was feared that we had seen the last of the web slinging hero after the release of Spider-Man: Far From Home.

It seems we will hear about an update soon that is bound to make Marvel fans very happy, at least according to Marvel insider, Roger Wardell, who shared the news via Twitter stating, “Disney understands the money-making powers of Spider-Man while Sony is aware of being completely unable to compete with the Mouse at the moment. New agreement should please many Marvel fans.”

Disney understands the money-making powers of Spider-Man while Sony is aware of being completely unable to compete with the Mouse at the moment. New agreement should please many Marvel fans.

— Roger Wardell (@WardellRoger) May 30, 2020

After public outcry from fans, and some intervention from Tom Holland aka Spider-Man himself, Disney and Sony agreed to renegotiate their terms and it seems the studios may have finally reached a new agreement regarding Spidey’s future that benefit the fans and the partnering studios.

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“I am thrilled that Spidey’s journey in the MCU will continue, and I and all of us at Marvel Studios are very excited that we get to keep working on it,” shared Marvel Studios CCO Kevin Feige. “Spider-Man is a powerful icon and hero whose story crosses all ages and audiences around the globe. He also happens to be the only hero with the superpower to cross cinematic universes, so as Sony continues to develop their own Spidey-verse you never know what surprises the future might hold.”

The final installment in the Spider-Man Trilogy is currently set to swing into theaters July 16, 2021, but the films release may be delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Be sure to check back here at Chip and Company for all things Marvel!

Featured Photo Credit: Marvel Studios/Sony

Source: Roger Wardell/Twitter

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Rumor: Spaceship Earth Refurbishment delayed and attraction will reopen in July

Spaceship Earth Refurb

In a rumor going around on the WDW Magic Boards member t3techcom18 states that the Spaceship Earth refurbishment will be pushed back and that the fan-favorite attraction will reopen when Epcot does on July 15th!

According to the Local 362 Union, the union responsible for representing Attractions, answered a question in a Zoom meeting regarding SSE’s rehab HAS been pushed back and WILL reopen with the rest of the park.

Last week we shared the news about Spaceship Earth closing starting on May 26th for refurbishment as part of the exciting transformation of Epcot.

As of right now the attraction still shows closed for refurbishment on the Disney World website.

As soon as we receive the official word we will share it here on Chip and Co.

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In Case You Missed It: News and Rumors – Week of May 29, 2020

Wow! Exciting news that many of the Florida theme parks are reopening soon! Are you excited about this opportunity to head back into the parks or are you going to wait a bit?

This week, see when Disneyland could reopen, take a virtual tour on ET, and more.

In Case You Missed It – Disney and Universal Orlando News and Rumors

Bob Chapek shared details about the Walt Disney World Resort reopening on Bloomberg.

Could the NBA be playing the rest of its season at ESPN Wide World of Sports? The likelihood is good. What do you think of this plan?

Disneyland will be able to reopen in Stage 3 of the state of California’s reopening plan. The good news…that could be sooner than we think.

In celebration of “it’s a small world,” here is a DIY of mini versions of the iconic signs from the attraction that can be inserted into a potted plant, herb garden, or even into a bouquet of blooms.

Are you missing ET? Here’s an awesome video of the attraction brought to life by a fan.

Have fun with Universal Orlando Resort thanks to their app! They just introduced a new game called “Universal Parks Trivia”.

In Case We Missed It

What did we miss? Attach your ideas to a Mickey Mouse Graduation Cap Ear Headband – Class of 2020 and send it to blog@touringplans.com with the words “In Case You Missed It” in the subject line.

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Rumored: ‘Solo’ Series Coming to Disney+ After Trending Online

Rumored: ‘Solo’ Series Coming to Disney+ After Trending Online. Over the last year the hashtag #MakeSolo2Happen has been spreading like wildfire online. Star Wars fans who protest the film while in theaters have seemly changed their minds about Solo: A Star Wars Story, since it has appeared on streaming services and released on DVD and Digital.

Since the films release, many fans have come out to say that the film was not as horrible as they imagined it to be. In fact, some are regretting missing the chance to see the film in theaters due to protesting the casting choices, over saturation of Star Wars films in theaters at the time, and for the lack of faith in the Star Wars franchise to tell a story about pre-existing characters.

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So what does this mean for Solo: A Star Wars Story? The new found fandom has been pushing for a sequel and they have a great idea about how it should be done. Though the film performed poorly in theaters, it seems to be very popular on streaming services such as Netflix. With Disney launching their own streaming service this November called Disney+, fans believe a spin-off film or series is in order. Maybe with less attention on Han Solo, specifically, but incorporating other characters from the film in new adventures during the time before A New Hope.

Lucasfilm and Disney have been hard at work to bring an untitled Obi-Wan Kenobi series to the streaming service that will take place between, Revenge of the Sith and A New Hope, meaning there is a chance one of these characters could also appear in the new series, since the timelines could cross.

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The studios are also working on a third season for The Mandalorian with season 2 scheduled to release in Oct 2020, untitled ‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’ series and a ‘Cassian Andor’ series. Recent reports also indicate several new Star Wars projects are in the pipelines for Lucasfilm but details are being kept under wraps for now.

What are your thoughts on a Solo: A Star Wars Story spin-off? Do you love the idea or are you completely against it? What other Star Wars Stories would you like to see come to Disney+? We would love to hear your thoughts in the comments. Be sure to check back here at Chip and Company for all things Star Wars!

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Source: TheIlluminerdi

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