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Jock Lindsey's Hangar Bar at Disney Springs will get new menu items.

Den of Destiny, a limited-time pop-up beverage outpost will open Friday at Disney's Hollywood Studios.

Disney World is rolling out Indiana Jones-inspired experiences ahead of the new movie's release.

But, once more, that is a story for another time, too. As many of you may know, writing, researching, curating and creating content it quite time-consuming and, having devoted the past fifteen years to these ongoing projects, we’re much more selective and intentional on our plans for moving forward from here…because there is a plan, and to us, it’s an exciting one and one that we hope will excite you, too. Inspired by this news, Wes and I began to reimagine what our educational endeavors could look like moving forward if we created new and expanded content for both Indy and Star Wars, while also meeting the demands of our full time jobs and, more importantly, spending quality time with our families. Then, in 2016, Disney and Lucasfilm announced that Harrison Ford would be donning the fedora one last time for another adventure as Indiana Jones. While the Star Wars franchise flourished with multiple new projects following Disney’s acquisition, many of us wondered if there was hope for a return of our favorite archaeologist.

While the project that Wes and I worked on was never launched, as sometimes happens with these things, it was nevertheless another grand adventure and opportunity to collaborate with our talented friends at Lucasfilm. The exhibit was absolutely incredible and boasted some innovative guest experiences that added another layer of engagement and greatly supported the collection of archaeological artifacts, film props, and artwork. Ultimately, this led to an invitation for my family and I to visit the exhibit in Montreal shortly after its opening in Spring of 2011, an opportunity that we turned into a two-week family road trip in July of that year.

After reaching out to Lucasfilm and a making a few inquiries to some friends, Wes and I were fortunate to once more have the opportunity to jump into Indy’s world and explore some exciting possibilities related to teaching with The Adventure of Archaeology. Three years after our student-created exhibit, there would now be an official Indiana Jones museum exhibition, curated by Nat Geo, no less. In November of 2010, I came across a press release that made me very excited: the official announcement for Indiana Jones and the Adventure of Archaeology, an innovative museum exhibition presented by National Geographic.