Is the Hunchback Theatre staying a theatre

[askmike1]

Well you can't get much more disappointing than that.

Can't get more disappointing than that? How about letting a giant theater sit empty for 6 years?

 

[jt04]

In the long run, a ride. As JROK said, for now, a show.

I hope they let you keep posting jedimaster. I don't even miss ReDis anymore. Thanks for all the great news!

 

[COProgressFan]

This is just confusing...so they're refurbing the Hunchback theater for magic music days performances, and possibly a HSM3 show later this year. All while they have plans to knock it all down in the near future for a ride?

CoP

 

[mousermerf]

I'm confused...

I'm not thinking they're tour broadway shows in a disney park ( i mean, the tickets cost the same as a theme park ticket if not more and that location is so isolated from any gate) but then again i didnt take the Idol rumors too seriously either...

*sigh*

 

[jedimaster1227]

I hope they let you keep posting jedimaster. I don't even miss ReDis anymore. Thanks for all the great news!

I only tell what I'm allowed to, so I'm not doing anything could deem wrong. I am very careful about my discretion... But, as always, glad to offer some news! :wave:

This is just confusing...so they're refurbing the Hunchback theater for magic music days performances, and possibly a HSM3 show later this year. All while they have plans to knock it all down in the near future for a ride?

CoP

They wouldn't knock down the theatre. The infrastructure itself is quite easily adaptable so that if they needed to (which they will), they can gut the theater, and extend the building to act as a show building/queue line enclosure in its entirety (especially because of the available space in the location). Think about what they did with Millionaire. That is very much the same thought they are putting into the development of this theater.

 

[mousermerf]

Am I the only one who feels like things are moving at a snails pace lately?

TSM opens who-knows-when, they cant get SSE open and we've seemingly all stopped caring anyways, a wind machine is being installed at Epcot (oo, aah, who cares?), and they're putting in Idol at MGM which theorhetically should take all of 8 minutes (seriously Idol hops to different theaters for the shows each season and breaks down and loads in a day or two - so it shouldn't take this long to build it in an empty theater).

Why are things so bloody slow?