Disney has not announced plans to bring back Kim Possible: World Showcase Adventure, the former EPCOT interactive experience that sent guests on spy missions around World Showcase.
The attraction debuted in 2009 after interactive testing began in 2006. Guests picked up flip-phone-style “Kimmunicators” from kiosks and used them to receive clues, complete assignments and activate hidden effects in the pavilions. The experience offered seven missions featuring Kim Possible, Ron Stoppable and villains from the Disney Channel animated series.
Disney closed the original attraction in 2012 and replaced it with Agent P’s World Showcase Adventure, using a similar mission format centered on Perry the Platypus from Phineas and Ferb. That experience was later succeeded by DuckTales World Showcase Adventure, which operated through the Play Disney Parks app rather than dedicated handheld devices.
Disney shut down the Play Disney Parks app on September 16, 2026, ending that app-based version of the DuckTales experience. The company has said DuckTales World Showcase Adventure will return in a modified form, but it has made no comparable announcement for Kim Possible.
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The update comes as EPCOT continues to receive work on both returning and existing attractions, including a reimagined Test Track, new animatronics at Frozen Ever After and planned updates for Journey Into Imagination With Figment and Spaceship Earth. For now, however, Kim Possible’s World Showcase missions remain a retired part of the park’s history.
