Disney unveiled plans for its newest ride at Disneylands California Adventure during Comic-Con in San Diego on Saturday.

An attraction based on one of the 2014s biggest movies, Guardians of the Galaxy, is coming to the theme park in 2017just in time for the release of the franchises second movie.

But Guardians of the Galaxy Mission: Breakout! is already causing controversy among die-hard Disney fans. The ride is set to replace the iconic Twilight Zone Tower of Terror drop ride, which has been at the park since 2004. Based on the popular 1960s TV show, the free-fall ride combines a supernatural storyline set amongst the backdrop of a 1930s hotel. There’s a similar ride at Disney’s MGM Studios in Orlando. 

The new Guardians ride will follow a similar trajectoryfans will be introduced to a sci-fi themed story before enduring a heart-stopping drop to the ground belowbut the Twilight Zone fanatics are not happy with the modern rebrand.

Even celebrities are weighing in on the controversy.

According to Disneys blog, guests on the new ride will be guided through an escape mission where, unbeknownst to their unscrupulous captor, the intrepid Rocket has escaped and is enlisting the Collectors VIP guests for help. Guests board a gantry lift, which launches them into a chaotic and hilarious adventure as they join Rocket in an attempt to break his fellow Guardians out of captivity.

The ride will also features songs from the movies popular soundtrack including hits from music legends like from David Bowie, Jackson 5, and the Runaways.

The current Tower of Terror is scheduled to close early next year to make way for Guardian-themed enhancements. The revamped ride could open as early as summer 2017.