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DHS Monster Inc Land Coming to Disney's Hollywood Studios

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Nickm2022

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Is there a limit to permits, IE permits need to be filed x amount of days before construction in Orange County. Cause to be honest I feel we'll hear from permits before Disney makes anything official on where.
 
Gusey

Gusey

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I hope the Parks Blog does what it did in December 2018, where every day they provided an update on a park project worldwide in the lead up to Christmas. If not, it'll probably be 2025 when we hear anything new
 
danlb_2000

danlb_2000

Premium Member
Nickm2022 said:
Is there a limit to permits, IE permits need to be filed x amount of days before construction in Orange County. Cause to be honest I feel we'll hear from permits before Disney makes anything official on where.
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What we see here are notices of commencement even though we call the permits. NOCs are filed when work is about to start, so could laterally be filed the day before. If it needs water management permits, those are generally filed a few months ahead.
 
EagleScout610

EagleScout610

Owner of a RKF - Resting Kermit Face
Premium Member
Gusey said:
I hope the Parks Blog does what it did in December 2018, where every day they provided an update on a park project worldwide in the lead up to Christmas. If not, it'll probably be 2025 when we hear anything new
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I don't think the forum can handle that much bad news in a row. One day we find when ROA gets taken out, the next Muppet is closing, the day after that it's randomly announced Figment's closing.... it'd be a mess
 
tissandtully

tissandtully

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Magenta Panther said:
Oh give me a break. The Rivers of America is one of the last remaining Disney attractions that isn't connected to an IP. It's an original creation just for the parks. That gives it much more value than a dated puppet theater connected to a mistaken acquisition. And FYI, Walt Disney himself loved Americana. That's why he wanted to build a Lincoln AA, to pay tribute to a great American. BTW, when Michael Eisner, after mistakenly buying the puppets, was going to replace "Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln" in Disneyland with them, the public raised holy hell and he backed off. Face it, you Muppet fans are few. The gift shop next to the Muppet attraction soon became filled with Mickey stuff because the Muppet merch wasn't selling. Now, the Robert Iger Company is full of lame-brains, so I wouldn't be surprised if the Rivers of America is indeed destroyed. But the puppet theater deserves that fate far more. Get a grip.
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You've got a history of Muppet bias though, like you are weirdly obsessed with hating them.
 
Magenta Panther

Magenta Panther

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killamanjaro said:
There are far more muppet fans than ROA fans. Simply just a fact. There are millions of muppet fans outside of just the Disney Park fans, it's one of the few IPs most people can easily get on board with. Muppetvision was also an "original creation for the parks". While what you said about Eisner is a crazy thing for him to try and do, this is not the same scenario at all. Even if they do replace HOP it is not the same as replacing Lincoln, because that carries much more history and significance. I'm sorry you're upset they are removing ROA but that doesn't give anything you said weight, and you're just coming into this thread to troll and make muppet fans more upset/heated about the potential loss of history.
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Yeah, there are so many Muppet fans that the second movie flopped, and all of the shows Disney gave the puppets flopped. That's the "weight" I have that you're talking about. (And spare us the old excuse "Disney didn't do them right!" Disney just pays the bills. It's the people behind the puppets that bear the responsibility for their failures, nobody else). And how do you know that there are more muppet fans than ROA fans? Did you take a poll?
 

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