DHS Monster Inc Land Coming to Disney's Hollywood Studios

[doctornick]

Unfortunately I feel like muppetvision is next if it doesn’t close now n

I'm okay with that if they put a proper Muppets attraction somewhere else first. Closing MV would be a lot more palatable if we had definitive news about a new attraction for them already in progress.

Also, DHS needs more stuff. They shouldn't close MV - the only continuously running show (I don't count the pointless Mickey film) in the park in a nice air condition space - until they have a number of additional things up and running first.

 

[Ichabod Crane]

We found Bob's burner account.

You got me!

 

[mattpeto]

It’s also possible that Disney hasn’t made their decision yet on location.

The two pieces of artwork look to be different backgrounds.

 

[Big_Shakalaka]

It’s also possible that Disney hasn’t made their decision yet on location.

The two pieces of artwork look to be different backgrounds.

I've been wondering if the concept was greenlit for announcement at D23, but the official location was not decided.

 

[brb1006]

Since people brought up about the sad state of Animation Courtyard. I strongly believe the perfect replacement for that section would been a section dedicated to both Classic Disney Shorts and the Silly Symphony Shorts made before Snow White. Besides The Three Little Pigs and Donald Duck, Disney hardly gives any love to the Disney Characters who appeared in those shorts alongside other Disney Classic Shorts.

It would been the perfect opportunity to finally make both Oswald and Ortensia to become meetable at Walt Disney World besides Run Disney.

Heck, Fifer, Fiddler, Practical Pig and The Big Bad Wolf used to be common meetable characters at Walt Disney World up till the late 2000s where they been demoted to "Rare Characters".

While they're at it, bring in Elmer Elephant, Tillie Tiger, and both Tortoise and Hare as walkaround characters for guests at meet.

OLC/Tokyo Disney Resorts managed to actually give more love to obscure and lesser-known Disney Characters such as The Ugly Duckling who actually appeared at Tokyo Disneyland's 30th Anniversary Parade.

Why is Modern Disney (specifically the Iger/Chapek era) so allergic to touching Disney Characters of the past? At least the Eisner era gave love to Disney's Works from the earlier years as late as the early 2000s. It would had gave guests more variety instead of just the standard Disney Characters from Classic Disney Animated Films, The Renaissance Era, and the post-Tangled era.

 

[SirLink]

I've been wondering if the concept was greenlit for announcement at D23, but the official location was not decided.

More like the execs who work in the Animation building and park in that convenient parking garage back there don't want to leave. Hence why there is conflict over where its going.

 

[wildphantom]

I would be amazed if they put it where Muppets is. When it was announced I never doubted for a second it would replace the Animation building. I mean, surely?!

I’m sure we’ll know for sure very soon

 

[TrainsOfDisney]

50/50 odds for Courtyard and Muppets respectively currently! Let's get 'er done!

Is it possible that Disney hasn’t actually decided?

 

[danlb_2000]

So, who do yall think is right?

Steve (WDWMAGIC) doesn't throw things like this out lightly so I am leaning towards Muppets, even though Animation seems more logical. If it does go to Muppets I have to think there is something else planned for Animation.

 

[wdwmagic]

It’s not a source-off. There are two locations it was planned for and none of us know which they picked. Maybe they’ll put us out of our misery with art like they released today for Cars.

Surely they’d want to alert us of a classic closing like they have done at DAK and MK.

FWIW I’m told folks who work behind Launch Bay are being told they won’t be able to park back there soon enough.

I think it's becoming much clearer this morning where it's going, and we wont be waiting that long for confirmation.

 

[Casper Gutman]

I don't mind the idea of Simpsons at DHS. I think it is fine actually. But it wouldn't be high on my list of "Stuff to add" given the choices.

Not using Animation Courtyard right now for expansion is just such a terrible idea.

Simpsons hasn’t been good or relevant since 1997. The voice cast is old and tired and hearing them is depressing. It’s golden era was spectacular, but it’s a zombie right now.

 

[erasure fan1]

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!

Yup. That's the infuriating part of all of this. They have SOOOOOOO much unused space, that there is absolutely no valid reason to replace anything.

If they don't reveal where it's going soon, the time until we hear about closures is gonna be comedy.

The pessimistic side of me says the fact that it hasn't been revealed, means it's the muppets. Why? Because they know it will cause a bunch of negative press. And all of these announcements were supposed to be positive, Disneys moment to shine.

 

[Big_Shakalaka]

More like the execs who work in the Animation building and park in that convenient parking garage back there don't want to leave. Hence why there is conflict over where its going.

ahhh so that's the PREFERRED location, but the big wigs don't want to move?

 

[DCLcruiser]

This would be a great way to synthetically grow Muppets attendance as people remember that they like it, and flock to see it/save it.

CA makes more sense to me. It's a wasteland.

 

[HauntedPirate]

Simpsons hasn’t been good or relevant since 1997. The voice cast is old and tired and hearing them is depressing. It’s golden era was spectacular, but it’s a zombie right now.

Bob's an old TV guy, after all, and he recently found an old Post-It Note from 1998 - "Talk to Mike about buying Simpson's to put in MGM".

 

[rle4lunch]

all that red brick in the artists concept... buh bye pizzerizzo, muppets, star tours and indy...

 

[Casper Gutman]

ahhh so that's the PREFERRED location, but the big wigs don't want to move?

We also have to remember that most decision-makers at Disney World aren’t theme park people. They didn’t come up in the industry and they share Wall Street’s distaste for it as a business. Sure, some might enjoy being in the parks, but they don’t see them as personally, culturally, or historically significant. As part of this, they see “new” as fundamentally superior to “old,” as they would with factory parts (or a Six Flags). Form and content don’t matter. Getting rid of something obsolete and outdated, something like Muppets or Star Tours, is a positive good all by itself. It’s just the same as a local park tearing out an old 80s coaster to build a shinier model. An “upgrade” is an upgrade, even if the replacement is weaker or doesn’t meet the parks specific needs. It’s all replaceable parts.

 

[GhostHost1000]

all that red brick in the artists concept... buh bye pizzerizzo, muppets, star tours and indy...

If they remove all 4 of those they are dumber than i thought

 

[Sectorkeeper71]

I would hope they learned from the mistake that is Incredi-coaster

At least in this case, the effects would probably work better and be more convincing with a dark show building than how tacky it looks on the rethemed screamin in DCA. Would also help if they budgeted for more elaborate props than what’s at DCA too

 

[SirLink]

all that red brick in the artists concept... buh bye pizzerizzo, muppets, star tours and indy...

Its not that big lol