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Disney World in Orlando is getting its very own Guardians of the Galaxy ride as an answer to Disneyland’s Guardians Of The Galaxy: Mission Breakout in Disney’s California Adventure–and it won’t be a re-skin of an already existing attraction.

During the presentation at Disney’s D23 Expo, the first details were revealed, including the name and story. A high-speed indoor roller coaster, Guardians Of The Galaxy Cosmic Rewind will take park guests from Earth to Xandar and back in a ship belonging to the Nova Corps. The ride starts in the “Galaxarium” (think planetarium, but, you know, for a galaxy) where guests will be invited to board a Nova ship to get a look at Earth from space.

Unfortunately–as things are wont to do when the Guardians are involved–something goes terribly wrong, and chaos ensues.

The coaster will feature the first-ever “reverse launch into space,” so brace yourselves for some backward thrills.

The ride will function as a sort of satellite area, tying into the story of the Avengers Campus lands coming to both Anaheim and Paris. While Orlando will not be getting a full-fledged Marvel-themed land (that we know of yet, at least), Guardians Of The Galaxy Cosmic Rewind is featured on the map of Avengers attractions featured on the D23 Expo show floor.

Disney has made plenty of announcements throughout this year’s D23 expo, but the company saved some reveals for Sunday. During the Disneyland parks panel, they shed some light on one of the new attractions headed to the upcoming Avengers Campus in the California Adventure park.

The ride, which will be part of the Avengers Campus phase 2, will be based on the Black Panther corner of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but will feature many of the Avengers, not just T’Challa himself. It will open with a journey from Avengers HQ to Wakanda on the S.H.I.E.L.D. Quinjet, and guests will wind up in a major Avengers fight by the end, featuring an unnamed MCU villain.

The Avengers Campus is a new park area scheduled to open at California Adventure in 2020, and at Disneyland Paris at an unknown date. The Wakanda ride has only been announced for the California Adventure location currently.

During the Sunday D23 panel, Disney also revealed details about the Avengers Campus Spider-Man ride–as awkward as it may currently be to discuss. The Spider-Man attraction, called W.E.B. (Worldwide Engineering Brigade), will feature “web-slinging vehicles” and new Peter Parker inventions like the Spider-Bot, which will glitch out and begin to replicate itself during the ride’s story.

It’s been an eventful D23. Throughout the weekend, we learned about more returning MCU characters in WandaVision’s cast, the reveal of Disney Plus’s Ms. Marvel, She-Hulk, and Moon Knight shows, more details about the Loki and Falcon and Winter Soldier shows, Black Panther 2’s release date, and more about Disney+ and the MCU phase 4.

On the Star Wars side, Disney confirmed that Ewan McGregor is returning to the role of Obi-Wan Kenobi, announced the release date for Star Wars Clone Wars Season 7, and revealed a Disney+ show starring very dead Rogue One characters.

The first details about Disneyland’s upcoming Marvel-themed land, Avengers Campus, have arrived thanks to Disney’s D23 Expo, including the first details of the new Spider-Man attraction W.E.B. or the “Worldwide Engineering Brigade.”

The ride will feature “web-slinging vehicles” and Spider-Bots, developed by Peter Parker, which are glitching out during the ride’s story.

Concept art for the new ride vehicles was shown during the presentation, teasing some of the ride’s interactive features which will let riders experience the sensation of Spidey’s iconic web-slinging moves as they work alongside Peter to round up the malfunctioning Spider-Bots.

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At D23, we learned about plenty about Disney’s upcoming movies, including Jungle Cruise, Star Wars: Episode 9, Marvel’s Black Widow, and more. However, one big surprise came from the details to the 101 Dalmatians prequel. We got to see what Cruella DeVille would look like in the upcoming live-action movie.

Starring Emma Stone as the titular character, those that attended the movies panel on Saturday at the Disney convention learned a bit more about the movie, which won’t hit theaters until 2021, on the 50th anniversary of the animated classic, 101 Dalmatians.

Fans got their first look at Stone from the set, complete with the half-black, half-white hair, which you can see above. In a behind-the-scenes video filmed by Stone for the D23 crowd, she revealed the movie would be set in 1960s London. Stone appeared on screen, discussing the film, while yelling at a poor dog off screen. Emma Thompson, Stone’s co-star in the film, was also mentioned. However, details about her character have yet to be revealed. There have been rumors she’ll be playing Baroness, but as to who or what that character is, no one knows at this time.

We’ll learn more in the upcoming year, but Cruella is still a ways off, as it won’t be released theatrically until May 28, 2021.

D23 was a huge weekend for news, as those in attendance got to see eight minutes of footage of the upcoming Tom Holland/Chris Pretty Pixar movie, Onward. Additionally, we learned a lot more about plenty of Disney+ TV series, including the Star Wars shows The Mandalorian and Obi-Wan. As for Marvel, three new Disney+ TV series were announced at the convention She-Hulk, Moon Knight, and Ms. Marvel.