Mark me down too. If they want to get rid of "Studios", just call it Disney's Hollywood Park or, if they must, Hollywood Adventure. I would imagine though, that they are wanting to get rid of Hollywood from the name altogether. Believe it or not that word is a bit of a political hot button to a certain segment of people these days (just read the comments section on Variety or Hollywood Reporter when a story is linked on a certain news aggregator site). Why those people would even want to go to a park based on movies that they hate makes no sense to me, but a lot of things don't make sense to me anymore.
But those names on that alleged survey are just hilariously awful.
Why not Disney's Movie Kingdom?
I do have to admit that what the park has become and what it will become is kind of hard to pin down to a simple marketable name, which goes to show how thematically lost it is....but surely there's something better than that list. I suppose Cinemagic would be ok, but even it seems a little esoteric for the average modern parkgoer. The term "cinema" is used much more widely in the UK than in the US.
. But why be so subtle with the name? Just call it: "Poochy and Disney's Star Wars & Toy Story & Mickey & Minnie & Muppets & Possibly Indiana Jones & Rod Serling & Maybe Carsland if Toy Story Land flops & Stephen Tyler's Edited Hand Gesture & Knuckles, featuring Dante from the Knuckles May Knuckles 3 & Knuckles series Park"? I think that's a very appropriate name. Disney I won't charge you for rights, you can have it for free.
