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DHS MuppetVision 3-D's Future: Potential Disney Park Venues and Vision Pro Immersive Experience
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JohnD
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Agent H
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I appreciate the pictures since I didn’t get to spend much time at all in the preshow room on my last visit.
muddyrivers
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Thank you for posting these pictures and attaching them as part of the forums rather than hosting on an external image hosting site that will likely not last as long as these forums!
Cmdr_Crimson
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We should give credit to the other 2 shows of Muppet History in the park.
Here Come The Muppets the live Stage show which ran in the Theater where Little Mermaid is..
And Muppets on Location the Days of Swine and Roses.. This was also the first show when Steve Whitmire has taken over for Kermit.
Here Come The Muppets the live Stage show which ran in the Theater where Little Mermaid is..
And Muppets on Location the Days of Swine and Roses.. This was also the first show when Steve Whitmire has taken over for Kermit.
Alice a
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We went to say goodbye to Muppetvision today. It was absolutely packed. There were lots of chuckles during the preshow and lots of reactions from the audience during the show itself. There was a whole group of children on the side that were very actively engaged, pointing and whatnot.
There were many young children in the audience, including a 3 year-old girl next to me who was enthralled and pointing out everything to her dad, and a 6 year-old next to my friend whose mom was clearly loving his reaction to the show.
In general, the crowd really seemed to enjoy it, and I heard another person complaining to their friend (who was seeing it for the first time) that it was being ‘torn down’ soon.
Bean’s curtain was working just fine, as far as I could tell.
I actually cried a little, in the middle. It’s the last thing I did on my first trip with my parents that remains completely unchanged, and one of the highlights of that and every one after.
As someone with inner ear issues who has no interest in Star Wars, with it gone, there’s nothing left at Hollywood Studios I can do, except for a few shows i don’t care about.
It’s so sad, because it was my favorite park in my teens and twenties
There were many young children in the audience, including a 3 year-old girl next to me who was enthralled and pointing out everything to her dad, and a 6 year-old next to my friend whose mom was clearly loving his reaction to the show.
In general, the crowd really seemed to enjoy it, and I heard another person complaining to their friend (who was seeing it for the first time) that it was being ‘torn down’ soon.
Bean’s curtain was working just fine, as far as I could tell.
I actually cried a little, in the middle. It’s the last thing I did on my first trip with my parents that remains completely unchanged, and one of the highlights of that and every one after.
As someone with inner ear issues who has no interest in Star Wars, with it gone, there’s nothing left at Hollywood Studios I can do, except for a few shows i don’t care about.
It’s so sad, because it was my favorite park in my teens and twenties
TrainsOfDisney
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I feel the same way. I loved going to DHS for citizens of Hollywood, muppets, catastrophe canyon and later comedy warehouse.It’s so sad, because it was my favorite park in my teens and twenties
The problem with most of the new attractions is they aren’t repeatable like muppets etc. - if I didn’t ride the millennial falcon again for the rest of my life I could care less. I rode it a few times, it’s fun. But that’s it.
The Leader of the Club
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In fairness, a lot of people don’t find MuppetVision repeatable either (I am not one of these people, but several members of my family are). Whereas I know people who ride Falcon or Mania over and over to try to top their high score.
I think the main thing hurting the repeatability of new rides are the wait times. I don’t do Slinky every time because I don’t want to wait over an hour for a family coaster. I do MuppetVision because it rarely has a wait before the next show.
Cmdr_Crimson
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There was someone streaming live yesterday and the main curtain is not working but, both sides were working fine....
Saw the show on Friday night around 6PM, all the curtains were working. The show overall looked great IMO.
Sad to see it go ….
Fido Chuckwagon
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Saw the show on Saturday. Everything appeared to be working.
I'll be forever thankful that for my last viewing of the show (in September 2024), everything was working. Pretty much a flawless show, as far as I could tell.
I'm glad to see MuppetVision is going to be going out in respectable condition and breaking the "Eh it's closing so let it rot" trend
Disgruntled Walt
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I think everything was working back in 2017 for my farewell viewing. So annoyed this is going to be gone by the time I'm there a month later.
TrainsOfDisney
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Eh…. I feel conflicted about things like that.
I’m all for giving the CM’s something special - they deserve it. But it’s kind of a middle finger to the fans at the same time - which is the general attitude I’ve felt from WDW.
I’m all for giving the CM’s something special - they deserve it. But it’s kind of a middle finger to the fans at the same time - which is the general attitude I’ve felt from WDW.