Tom Holland has reprised the role of Spider-Man after hinting at hanging up his costume for some time following No Way Home – though not in the way fans might expect him to.
In a new promotional video, Holland made a comeback as Spidey to gush about two brand new Marvel attractions set to open at Disneyland Paris in the summer.
"Hey guys, I'm here at Walt Disney Imagineering working on the new Spider-Man attraction at the Avengers Campus at Disneyland Paris," the English actor said in the clip. "I can't wait for you guys to experience this."
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Holland will star in the Spider-Man W.E.B. Adventure dark ride, an interactive attraction similar to the Web Slingers: A Spider-Man Adventure that debuted in June last year at Disneyland's California Adventure.
On this new ride, parkgoers will help Peter Parker to contain rogue Spider-Bots as they wreak havoc on the Avengers Campus.
Holland was joined by MCU co-star Brie Larson, who will return as Captain Marvel for indoor coaster Avengers Assemble: Flight Force, a new version of the Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith attraction.
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"I'm so excited to be reprising my role as Captain Marvel for a super thrilling attraction," Larson said in the video. "Get ready to go higher, further, faster."
Both attractions are set to open to the public on July 20 alongside the new Avengers Campus themed section, set to host retail, dining and other experiences.
Earlier this year, Holland hinted at having rocked Spidey's suit for the last time in No Way Home.
"There definitely was a sense for me, as an actor, that this was the last time that I could potentially don the suit," he said. "So a lot of that emotion came from the act of saying goodbye, which is one of the biggest themes throughout this film."
Spider-Man: No Way Home is available to buy now on Prime Video, iTunes, Microsoft Store and other digital retailers.
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