Disney-PixarIf you’re dreamin’ of a ride on Disneyland's California Screamin’ coaster, time is running out. Same goes for grabbing a meal at Ariel’s Grotto or simply enjoying the California vibe on Paradise Pier.On Jan. 8, a portion of Paradise Pier in California Adventure will close, including the popular roller coaster. That's the first step toward the creation of Pixar Pier, which will feature the Incredicoaster, a coaster with a mid-century modern motif and characters from 'The Incredibles.' The coaster won't open until summer, but Pixar Pier will debut April 13 with Pixar Fest, boasting a new fireworks show and the Pixar Play Parade. Characters will be stationed throughout the new area to meet guests and pose for photos.Also closing Jan. 8 will be Ariel's Grotto and the midway games, all of which will undergo Pixar theming.
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Mickey's Big Wheel will still have Mickey's face looking over Paradise Bay, but each gondola will feature a different Pixar character.Pixar Pier will have four themed neighborhood, starting with The Incredibles. The Incredicoaster will remain essentially the same as California Screamin' but will have new scenes and special effects.