News Monster Inc Land Coming to Disney's Hollywood Studios

[James Alucobond]

Well the question is what is the actual average capacity usage of MV3D vs. a new rollercoaster?

There’s also the possibility that it’s not the only attraction. Laugh Floor makes too much sense, though I know that would leave Tomorrowland even more empty.

 

[Horizonsfan]

There’s a Monsters Inc show in another park already that could be fairly easily be transported over.

Steve indicated the likelihood of any attractions being “moved” is low. Plus, is Laugh Floor really that well received? It’s always struck me as a tepid time-filler.

 

[Sneaky]

You know, I don't know what the age/demographic ratings are for Muppets. Let me see if I can find that. Good point.

i sorley hope this hall of presidents plan pulls through.

 

[CSJORDAN]

Courtyard is looking to be saved for one of these two IPs.

Zootopia and ???

 

[James Alucobond]

Zootopia and ???

I’m thinking Simpsons, but I would hope not.

 

[DCLcruiser]

Courtyard is looking to be saved for one of these two IPs.

I'd take Zooptopia over Simpsons. It doesn't belong at Disney parks.

 

[Sneaky]

Courtyard is looking to be saved for one of these two IPs.

THEY DROVE A DUMP TRUCK OF MONEY UP TO MY HOUSE! IM NOT MADE OF STONE

 

[Big_Shakalaka]

Courtyard is looking to be saved for one of these two IPs.

I'd prefer Zootopia, one of my favorite movies. Simpsons leans towards too old of a demo.

 

[Sneaky]

I'd take Zooptopia over Simpsons. It doesn't belong at Disney parks.

Speak for yourself. I love the Simpsons. I stand things change so as long muppets continue to exist I will begrudgingly accept.

 

[Ichabod Crane]

Disney has specifically gone out of their way to make the Simpsons a “Disney” brand the moment they bought Fox

 

[DCLcruiser]

Speak for yourself. I love the Simpsons. I stand things change so as long muppets continue to exist I will begrudgingly accept.

Universal has it. It's too crude.

I liked the show as well, but it doesn't fit Disney.

 

[erasure fan1]

Courtyard is earmarked for development in the future, but as it stands right now, for some ungodly reason despite all common sense and logic, they decided Muppets would be the place to put this.

Wasn't the $60bil supposed to INCREASE capacity?

You would think. But this is Disney. Whatever makes the least sense, that's the route they will probably go.

 

[James Alucobond]

Speak for yourself. I love the Simpsons. I stand things change so as long muppets continue to exist I will begrudgingly accept.

I could deal with a ride, but its world is not visually compelling in a way that supports a mono-themed land in the way that Disney builds them.

 

[GoofTroop80]

It doesn't make sense to remove a non star wars IP that has a massive cult following for another non star wars IP in-between a star wars ride and a star wars land- while launch bay is sitting there without a purpose.

We haven't been to the parks in a few years and we're going back in May. But I may have to pack the family up for a day/weekend trip soon to see my favorite thing in disney world one more time if this turns out to be true

 

[Moth]

Disney has specifically gone out of their way to make the Simpsons a “Disney” brand the moment they bought Fox

Not Apes, not Alien, not even Avatar is getting the full on integration Simpsons has got since they bought Fox. Disney obviously has them on a pedestal.

Wouldn't be shocked if Apes and Alien end up in the parks by the end of the 2030s though.

 

[Sneaky]

Not Apes, not Alien, not even Avatar is getting the full on integration Simpsons has got since they bought Fox. Disney obviously has them on a pedestal.

Wouldn't be shocked if Apes and Alien end up in the parks by the end of the 2030s though.

Moth, question if you don’t mind. You said that you’d only accept MV3D’s closure if a new muppet thing was added. With the rumors shaping up to be that way, does your view still stand?

 

[Dwebble]

Knocking over a beloved institution of the park like Muppetvision while Animation Courtyard sits rotting where it is is just an utterly absurd notion. Surely not?

Like, I get that everything has its time, and the park shouldn't be a museum, but there are so many better options right this very second!

 

[The Leader of the Club]

Wasn't the $60bil supposed to INCREASE capacity?

For all the Flak I’ll give if Muppets goes away, this should be added capacity, assuming that a new show replaces Muppets and the coaster is built into the parking lot.

 

[Captain Barbossa]

Geographical logic in terms of attraction/land placement went out the window years ago. So replacing Grand Avenue with Monsters would be par for the course for Disney. If it went in Animation Courtyard, it’d be in the same general area with Pixar Place and TSL. That would make too much sense.

 

[Ichabod Crane]

Not Apes, not Alien, not even Avatar is getting the full on integration Simpsons has got since they bought Fox. Disney obviously has them on a pedestal.

Wouldn't be shocked if Apes and Alien end up in the parks by the end of the 2030s though.

And as much as some might not like it, Springfield is a very good match for the overall vibes and aesthetic of DHS.