Schiller wanted to ride the attraction a few more times, not entirely because it was fun, but because there really was a chance a statue might be hidden there—especially inside that sun.
But after going in a few more times and using Gray Mist to inspect the various facilities while no one was watching, he found no trace of a statue. That confirmed that Walt Disney's statue was not in this section of the park.
After leaving, Schiller went to the World Expo pavilions. By coincidence, Loki was there as well, visiting the Museum with Thanos. Schiller had wanted to ride the roller coaster next door and ran into the two of them.
After exchanging a few pleasantries, Loki took the initiative and said, "I never expected humanity to get ahead of us once again. Thanos and I have been considering how to build a Museum for the Nine Realms to promote our culture."
"Has this given you any inspiration?" Schiller asked, looking around.
"Of course." Loki nodded. "Most Museums and libraries in Asgard just put their spoils on display for people to see. But humanity's methods of promotion are undoubtedly far more diverse. Perhaps that is one of the advantages of your many-nation system."
"Every country is desperately promoting its own strengths—not just its history and culture, but also the benefits its development can bring to human civilization. I just came from over there. I think you should take a look."
Loki pointed behind him. Schiller looked in that direction and saw several large pavilions, apparently established by major powers.
This place was really a miniature version of the World Expo. Every country had brought a small exhibition hall and a small attraction. Only after Schiller headed in the direction Loki had indicated did he realize that these were