Because tv shows don't have a great longevity, that's why gadet's go coaster over at toon town at Disneyland is completely over everyone's heads who ride it. I think WDI learned that mistake in the 90's and don't tend to create permanent attractions or restaurants that would be based on a tv program.
I believe I said permanent ;D Its why there is no kim possible dark ride or restaurant little things like the show case adventure are minimal and really don't require much to be updated to another property as seen with Phineas and ferb.Well what about...
Show Ended in 2007. Attraction Premiered 2009 Ended in 2012. Agent P was the Successor to it.
Well I mean House Of Mouse was more of a show just to showcase the Fab 5. So I mean it could've fit in the parks that way. Even if the show was canceled. Just because it had the oppurtunity for another different character dining experience. As if we need another one of those though..
What I find funny is the One Saturday Morning site....Still Exists...http://disney.go.com/disneytelevision/disney1/index3.html?DETECT=SWF.4000000
Right cause this would've been a great place to bring back old characters who don't normally get park time. And then show off some of the Disney heritage by showing old characters. In my opinion this wouldve been a huge hit and a great way to make meet and greets more accessible and fun for everyone. Plus like is stated about could have been part of the Fantasmic Dining Plan. I mean just look at all the different characters. This could have been a dining experience which isn't set to one type of character (e.g Fab 5, Princesses, etc.) but would have welcomed each and every character even villains.I know what you mean..I think the only character dining at DHS is a Disney Junior one. If they did make it I would guess they'd make it similar to Sci-Fi Dine in. And since it featured the Majority of the Film Animation & Classic characters rather than the Disney Afternoon/One Saturday Morning characters (Recess, Pepper Ann, Doug). It would have worked. They could have easily had this on Sunset Blvd and could also use this as the Fantasmic Dining package as well..
But I doubt that Disney would do it anymore 
I still have a lot of House of Mouse VHS tapes and will occasionally pop them in the VCR for a trip down memory lane. (I know, I know, a VCR?)
I still remember playing the game where Mickey runs on stage while trying to avoid brooms and traps. And Pete would laugh at you if you mess up.
