23 details you may miss in Disneyland's new Marvel-themed land Avengers Campus

Kirsten AcunaJun 9, 2021, 00:56 IST

You won't fully appreciate everything Disneyland Resort's Avengers Campus has to offer until you head there in the evening.Kirsten Acuna/Insider

Avengers Campus is a new Marvel-themed land that's now open at Disneyland Resort.
It's filled with fun nods and Easter eggs to the greater Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Lockers in the Spider-Man attraction hint at new MCU characters Miss America, Moon Girl, and Spider-Girl.

Don't hurry too fast into Avengers Campus. The main entrance is a big tribute to Tony Stark.

We love this 3,000. Kirsten Acuna/Insider

Make sure to stick around until nighttime to see it light up.

The arc reactor lights up in the evening. Kirsten Acuna/Insider

Look to your left to spot a giant Spider-Man mural. Make sure to check the artist.

Miles Morales' tag is seen on the graffiti. Kirsten Acuna/Insider

Following the same path, you can spy parking spots for Tony's dad, Howard Stark, and his butler, Edwin Jarvis.

Here are two of the parking signs to look out for. Kirsten Acuna/Insider

In between the two is a giant Hulk tree.

Make sure to take a look behind the tree. Kirsten Acuna/Insider

How'd the tree with gamma radiation get there? Take a look at a map close by.

A close look at the map shows some of Stark Industries' subsidiaries. Kirsten Acuna/Insider

The Shawarma Palace cart in itself is a fun nod to the Avengers and it's covered in comic and movie nods.

Yes, the team brought a Shawarma cart to Avengers Campus. Kirsten Acuna/Insider

Designs for many of Tony Stark's Iron Man suits can be found all over the cart when you look close.

Here's a close-up of some of the cards along with a press image of Iron Man. Kirsten Acuna/Insider

There's also a reference to Donald Blake.

A Donald Blake nametag appears on the Shawarma cart. Kirsten Acuna/Insider

There's also a mention of Princess Shuri and Nakia from "Black Panther" at the cart.

Nakia and Shuri traveled together to New York City. Marvel Studios, Kirsten Acuna/Insider

The land's Spider-Man attraction, Web Slingers: A Spider-Man Adventure, is filled with Easter eggs. A clock inside the queue reads 6:16.

The time punch clock is stuck on 6:16 inside the Web Slingers attraction. Kirsten Acuna/Insider

Spot Baymax, a "Toy Story" alien, and Baby Groot in a crane machine in one of the preshow rooms.

Don't walk into the preshow room too quick or you'll pass by some great nods. Kirsten Acuna/Insider

In the same room, you can spy Peter Parker's Lego Death Star.

"Star Wars" is another Disney property. Kirsten Acuna/Insider

Mentions of Lucky Dog's Pizza are seen all over the attraction.

Lucky Dog Pizza stickers and boxes can be seen throughout the attraction. Kirsten Acuna/Insider

Lucky the Pizza Dog can be spotted next to Cosmo inside the Web Suppliers store in Avengers Campus.

Cosmo, who is seen in the Guardians of the Galaxy attraction, appears in the Web Supplies store. Disneyland Resort, Kirsten Acuna/Insider

Depending on which preshow room you exit, you may pass by a row of lockers. Peep the names for some familiar and surprising names.

The lockers name 17 Marvel characters. Kirsten Acuna/Insider

One locker in the top center is a special tribute to a former Disney employee.

The locker that's a tribute to Grisol Ramirez. Kirsten Acuna/Insider

Photos for Peter and four of the other WEB engineers are in the lobby to the attraction.

You can see actors for Onome, Doreen Green, and Lunella Lafayette in addition to Keener and Parker. Kirsten Acuna/Insider

A bike rack in the first room has references to some of the younger WEB teammates.

This bike rack is full of nods to the other WEB engineers. Kirsten Acuna/Insider

A blueprint of Avengers Campus can be seen in the hallway before you board the attraction.

A blueprint for Avengers Campus. Kirsten Acuna/Insider

Read the giant menu screens outside of the Pym Test Kitchen restaurant and the Pym Tasting Lab.

Some familiar MCU characters send messages to the Pym Test Kitchen and Pym Tasting Lab throughout the day. Kirsten Acuna/Insider

The Pym Test Kitchen serves Pingo Doce soda, a nod to Bruce Banner.

The Pingo Doce (not the one seen above) reminded me of a Mountain Dew/Sprite beverage (it's a Coca-Cola product). Kirsten Acuna/Insider

Peggy Carter gets a shout-out, too.

A logo for the Strategic Scientific Reserve can be found on the outskirts of Avengers Campus. Kirsten Acuna/Insider, Marvel Studios

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