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Again, aside from the fact I would rather MV3D come back, to play this show without the effects that make it great in MK is just a cheap overlay, and why bring it to the west coast if theme park goers aren't even getting the full experience that the Imagineers intended?

It's an old building that used to blend in with the area and the Streets of America next door. Not really sure what its purpose is there now, since it detracts from both GE and Grand Avenue

Considering they probably still have all the props, and the theater was built to house the effects, it's an utter shame they don't just bring back Muppet-Vision 3D. Sure, I love Mickey's PhilharMagic, but that has its place in Magic Kingdom, and if they were going to rip out a 3D attraction that...

If it's going to be anytime in 2019, I think November 18th really makes the most sense. Ties in nicely and also gets it right before the holiday break.

Would this also mean that the Stage 1 Company Store, located right next door (with Kermit statues and a giant Piggy clock) would be removed in that case as well?

Here's a link to a story about it, but it looks like the Kermit and Miss Piggy mural, as well as all of the other Muppet thematic elements from that side of the park, have been pained over to a drab grey. Muppet*Vision has seen such an injustice to its area, frequently losing Muppet portions on...

This is such an incorrect comment. These shows aren't developed or marketed as anything gender-specific, they're made with the intent of creating entertaining content for children while teaching them valuable life lessons. Doc McStuffins and Sofia the First were very popular with boys, and for...

I think Iger just revealed some of their secret strategies for the parks over the next few years.

That wouldn't quite fit thematically, as Spaceship Earth is about innovation through communication, technology, and culture, not Disney history. Not to mention, how the heck would they get an airplane into Spaceship Earth???

I didn't know the site even had 'standards'.

Theyre hardly reporting anything. The news originated from The Hollywood Reporter, far more reliable.

There is not a single item that I think could be more significant to display at Walt Disney World than the very vehicle that played the most significant role in its creation. Marty Sklar said about the plane in his book, Dream It, Do It (Disney Editions, 2009) "If only that aircraft could could...

Can't tell if you are sarcastic, but its a neat piece of Disney history. One of the main single properties with a major role in the shaping of Walt Disney World.

Guess this confirms an earlier post in this thread from a CM who said they saw it at the RCID. Glad we finally have an answer, and I do hope this turns up in its former glory again sometime soon.

Looks like someone finally got a photo of Walts plane backstage. Its inclear if this isin the RCID as previously mentioned, but I guess there is reason to believe that it is. More info at this link.

Sorry, I did not see those dates, and assumed this was started in response to the article on the unmentioned website.

The rumor originated from The Site That Shall Not Be Named. The same one that gets censored on this forum when you write or .

Two problems with that: These puppets are built 3x larger than the chfaracters actually are so that they look normal size viewing them far away. The second is that they would either need ti employ Matt Vogel and Eric Jacobson full time to do this (which we know is not possible) or record audio...

This entire thread is so brilliantly constructed.

I guess so. The first thing I did was check the date, which was posted today, January 2nd, 2018. Had to do a bit of a double take, didn't seem to make much sense it would still be there.