Harrison Ford, Miley Cyrus, and Jamie Lee Curtis at Disney's D23 Expo 

This weekend was the biennial D23 Expo in Anaheim, California. For those of you who AREN'T Disney adults, D23 is basically the ultimate Disney fan club convention.

 

 

Here are some highlights:

 

 

Last night, 14 people were given "legend" status for their impact on Disney's legacy.  Honorees included Harrison Ford . . . Jamie Lee Curtis . . . Angela Bassett . . . Miley Cyrus . . . director James Cameron . . . and composer John Williams. 

 

You can watch the ceremony tonight at 5:00 p.m. Eastern on Disney+.

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They also announced some theme park expansions. 

Disney California Adventure is getting two new rides in Avengers Campus including the return of Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark. There will also be a "Coco" ride, and "Avatar" land.

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Disneyland in California will get (for the first time) a Walt Disney audio-animatronic. The show will be called "Walt Disney: A Magical Life" and will play at the Main Street Opera House.

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Walt Disney World's Hollywood Studios is getting a "Monsters, Inc." land, and Magic Kingdom will get a villain's land and two "Cars" rides.

Movie announcements include "Frozen 3," "Zootopia 2," "Toy Story 5," and "The Incredibles 3." There will also be a first look at "live-action" Stitch and Nine Inch Nails as the composers of the "Tron: Ares" soundtrack.

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There's finally a teaser trailer for the live-action "Snow White" starring Rachel Zegler, Gal Gadot, and CGI dwarfs.

"Inside Out" is getting a spinoff series for Disney+ called "Dream Productions." It will premiere next year.

The Rock danced onstage to promote a new "Moana 2" trailer. He also announced a live-action movie called "Monster Jam", you know, the monster trucks.

Here's a first look at the "Wizards of Waverly Place" sequel series starring Selena Gomez. 

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