Sugar Rush: Sweet Rescue, the first attraction in the world themed to the Walt Disney Animation Studios film Wreck-It Ralph, will invite guests on an interactive adventure alongside Ralph, Vanellope, and their friends—and it will officially open April 15, 2027, at Tokyo Disneyland!
So, what can you expect when you step inside the attraction? According to our pals at the Disney Parks Blog, trouble is brewing inside the candy-themed racing game… King Candy is plotting to take over the world of video games and has transformed the candies throughout Sugar Rush—including gummy candies, lollipops, bubble gum, and ice cream—into Sugar Bugs programmed to consume the entire kingdom. On this all-new adventure, you’ll enter the game world and team up with Ralph, Vanellope, and their friends to restore the Sugar Bugs to their original “kawaii” (Japanese for “cute”) forms before they can destroy Sugar Rush.
Using scanners installed in the ride vehicles, guests will work together to defend Sugar Rush from King Candy; points will be awarded based on factors including the types and number of Sugar Bugs restored, adding an interactive gaming element to the experience.
And once the adventure is complete, results will appear on the ride onboard vehicle screens. For a limited time after riding, they’ll also be available through the Tokyo Disney Resort App—and photos captured during the experience will also automatically be added to My Photos in the app and available for purchase.
The fun will continue outside the attraction with new merchandise and food inspired by Sugar Rush: Sweet Rescue… Pixel Prism, a new shop located next to the attraction, will also open on April 15. Inspired by a digital marketplace, the colorful space will feature fiber optic-inspired design elements, pixel-patterned flooring, and game-inspired motifs, along with a large, illuminated pixel structure at its entrance. Here guests will be able to shop for attraction-inspired items and other merchandise, including plush, candy, and toys inspired by the scanners found aboard the attraction.
Opening nearby on March 17 is Popping Station—a new popcorn stand overlooking Tomorrowland Plaza. The location will serve Sugar-Lime Popcorn, a sweet-and-tart flavor inspired by the Sugar Bugs in Sugar Rush: Sweet Rescue. This brand-new flavor will also be available at popcorn wagons throughout Tokyo Disneyland.
Stay tuned for more info about Sugar Rush: Sweet Rescue—as well as the incredible transformation coming to Tokyo Disneyland’s Tomorrowland—in the weeks and months ahead.