Indy_UK
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Not saying you have to agree but there’s no reason to be flat out rude.
Disney hasn’t done anything worthwhile with the muppets and constant rebooting of them isn’t going to work either
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The Status of Muppet*Vision 3D
- Thread starter FoozieBear
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Not saying you have to agree but there’s no reason to be flat out rude.
Disney hasn’t done anything worthwhile with the muppets and constant rebooting of them isn’t going to work either
smile
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there was a time, and it should have been glorious
... not as sure now, and i adore(d) them
a mighty fumble, imo - prob the saddest thing in the history of the world... well, at least the muppet parts
Magenta Panther
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Or heck, how about something with Roger Rabbit? It's criminal how that character has been neglected. A 3D film attraction featuring him and Baby Herman and select Disney characters could be awesome. If only Spielberg could stop being a fathead and allow the character to be used. He's as bad as Travers.
Horizons '83
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- In the Parks
- No
Disneyland has a RR Dark Ride, but its dreadful
Disney Maddux
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YES! I'VE BEEN WANTING A ROGER RABBIT RIDE FOREVER!
Heck, the Toon Trolley ride was gonna be the same ride-type as Star Tours, so why not turn Grand Park into Toontown, and expand it over into Star Tours? Retheme Star Tours into the Toon Trolley ride, turn Muppet-Vision into the ACME building where the epic showdown between Eddie and Judge Doom took place, and ya got yourself a perfect Toontown area!
ppete1975
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the best thing Disney has done with them were youtube shows (maybe the streaming will do the same), they have had the amazing bohemian rhapsody, a cooking show (muppets kitchen with cat cora) a movie review show.. that should still be going (from the balcony with waldorf and statler), these short funny moments are what makes them work. Id love a bill nye the science guy with beeker and bunsen honeydew... a cooking show... a movie review show... so many of these kind of things could be done,
WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
Not saying you have to own up to the consequences of your own actions but you can't be rude yourself to a beloved franchise and just say "Muppets needs to go away altogether" and not expect fans to stand up for themselves.
Hypocrite.
Texas84
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Have you been to Disneyland?
Disney Maddux
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Nope. I know they have the ride there, but I've never been, and won't be going anytime soon.
DeletedAccount55555
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I'd be OK with MuppetVision 3D going away IF they build the Muppet Movie Ride somewhere else in the park. Then off 3D film on Disney+ or a Blu-Ray extra.
I'm a big Jim Henson fan, but I also recognize a nearly 30-year-old 3D film is going to seem very dated to the average guest. What I'm more concerned about is the Muppets' continued presence in the parks, and the Muppet Movie Ride could accomplish that while also paying tribute to the Studios' past with a NEW ride.
I'm a big Jim Henson fan, but I also recognize a nearly 30-year-old 3D film is going to seem very dated to the average guest. What I'm more concerned about is the Muppets' continued presence in the parks, and the Muppet Movie Ride could accomplish that while also paying tribute to the Studios' past with a NEW ride.
Texas84
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Great dark ride, IMO.Nope. I know they have the ride there, but I've never been, and won't be going anytime soon.
homerdance
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These are the Muppets you are looking for.
Cmdr_Crimson
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Which is why Disney's Bonker's was made for that reason...If Spielberg decided to drop Roger out of Disney they had made him for back up as the character also lived in Toontown and a switch could be Easily done with the characters of the show..
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LOVE MuppetVision 3-D. Almost must-do level for me. It's just sad they've floundered, for the most part, since Jim Henson's death. 
KBLovedDisney
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Muppet Vision 3-D was my late Dad's favorite show of all of Disney. He especially loved Statler and Waldorf and their mocking and goings on about the show. If this show is ever scrapped, I won't ever stop going to Disney. However, like GMR, it will be quite painful.
Monorail_Orange
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Hate to tell you this, but it was already done before, the acme warehouse used to be part of the Disney MGM Studios.
The Grand Inquisitor
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Nah Disney Afternoon is way too outdated for something new( even though it would be awesome
but maybe ducktales ?
KBLovedDisney
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I have a picture of me as a kid laying under the big steamroller machine smiling at the camera.
That was a scary picture to take.
The Grand Inquisitor
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I would so be ok with that! The magic eye theater then can play muppet vision 3-d! Bob if you are reading this do it !
ppete1975
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whats funny is marsupasalomi (intentionally done grammar Nazis), wasn't a Disney character. I remember he was everywhere for like a month then poof gone (I had a few things with him on it).Which is why Disney's Bonker's was made for that reason...If Spielberg decided to drop Roger out of Disney they had made him for back up as the character also lived in Toontown and a switch could be Easily done with the characters of the show..
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