DHS Monster Inc Land Coming to Disney's Hollywood Studios

Mr. Sullivan

Well-Known Member
So the theater will sit empty for three or four years, if not forever.

And people still believe the RnRC “announcements.”

Disney is trash.
What are you gonna be saying when everything they said is coming arrives just as they said it would? You’re putting all your weight on something that is nothing more than an assumption on your end based on very little (if any) fact.
 

Casper Gutman

Well-Known Member
Me trying to pretend to not be thrilled and excited so I can show support to my Muppet fan companions.

Real talk I am sad to see it go but…I mean look at my account, I cannot wait for Monstropolis. It’s literally all I’ve ever wanted from Disney.
Go to Tokyo.

WDW is getting a cheap overlay and a short coaster in an industrial-themed box.

If it gets that after skyrocketing labor and material costs and new management.
 

Casper Gutman

Well-Known Member
What are you gonna be saying when everything they said is coming arrives just as they said it would? You’re putting all your weight on something that is nothing more than an assumption on your end based on very little (if any) fact.
Yeah, I’m just making an informed judgement based on the company’s history, their words and action, the policies of the US government, an extensive knowledge of business history, and some understanding of economics.

On the other hand, the magical company totally promised.
 

James Alucobond

Well-Known Member
And people still believe the RnRC “announcements.”
I do believe something will happen with it in the relatively near term, whether or not it's what was announced. I doubt they want to continue paying for the rights to something as its popularity wanes, and there's so little to the set of the ride itself that it should be pretty minimal to overlay. Whether or not they recalibrate on the content of the overlay is another question entirely.
 

Casper Gutman

Well-Known Member
I do believe something will happen with it in the relatively near term, whether or not it's what was announced. I doubt they want to continue paying for the rights to something as its popularity wanes, and there's so little to the set of the ride itself that it should be pretty minimal to overlay. Whether or not they recalibrate on the content of the overlay is another question entirely.
This is entirely reasonable.

IF RnRC gets a Muppet overlay, it will be very cheap. I’m sure it has occurred to Disney that the cheapest solution is to cut the preshow and just use whatever music Disney labels are currently pushing. Synergy!
 

DavidDL

Well-Known Member
Guess I will be scheduling a "farewell tour"-type of trip very soon. Gotta get out there to say goodbye to Muppet*Vision 3D, Aerosmith, It's Tough to be a Bug!, DINOSAUR and Tom Sawyer's Island/Rivers of America. I can't believe I'm typing that statement out in my lifetime but here we are.

If I had to assign some kind of silver-lining to this situation, it just means that after this next one, I won't need to worry about budgeting for future WDW trips. Their lack of competence and recent "creative" decision-making failures have completely eroded my desire to return to the property after the aforementioned attractions have gone.

If I can get one last trip in to experience all of the above and more, then those parks will exist in my minds eye with them, forever. I'll probably have to cut myself off from future news cycles as well, just to spare myself the heartbreak of having to hear about whatever attractions I love that they choose to destroy next. Which I guess also means: it was nice chatting with you all! I won't be seeing ya after the June 7th closures but I still appreciate the time spent here with the folks with enough sense to continue demanding the parks put their best foots forward.

Won't lie though, sort of excited to see what other places life brings me to, after WDW releases whatever hold it had on my future excursion budgets.
 

James Alucobond

Well-Known Member
This is entirely reasonable.

IF RnRC gets a Muppet overlay, it will be very cheap. I’m sure it has occurred to Disney that the cheapest solution is to cut the preshow and just use whatever music Disney labels are currently pushing. Synergy!
Keeping the pre-show seems super easy to me. It's already a recording studio that you can just lightly re-dress with some Muppet (or whatever) references while throwing two minutes of schlock on the screen. They already produce longer segments with the Muppets live on stage for various events. Everything about the proposed overlay is already likely to be incredibly cheap because of the nature of the existing ride and pre-show.
 

Nobody nobody

Well-Known Member
I'm equally happy one of my favorite Pixar films is getting it's due in Florida and equally sad Muppets is leaving.
still insane we are getting door coaster and villains. Wish the price for them wasn’t so sucky though. The land should be fun. This probably was gonna happen eventually tho. I imagine star tours is next.

At least the muppets aren’t gone from wdw.
 

Casper Gutman

Well-Known Member
I’m not gonna participate in the doomerism with you.

I’ll be perfectly happy with what we get here, thanks. Door coaster set inside the factory and an avenue like we see in the film is plenty for me. More than I could ever ask for honestly, and I’m grateful to be getting it.

I know posting pessimism is this forum’s favorite pass time but I’ve finally gotten an announcement for the one single thing I’ve wanted from Disney over 20 years and not a single soul here is going to dampen my enthusiasm over it.
Well, good news. You can walk down the “avenue we see in the film” right now, because it’s just going to be the current area with a few inexpensive props.
 

Ayla

Well-Known Member
I’m not gonna participate in the doomerism with you.

I’ll be perfectly happy with what we get here, thanks. Door coaster set inside the factory and an avenue like we see in the film is plenty for me. More than I could ever ask for honestly, and I’m grateful to be getting it.

I know posting pessimism is this forum’s favorite pass time but I’ve finally gotten an announcement for the one single thing I’ve wanted from Disney over 20 years and not a single soul here is going to dampen my enthusiasm over it.
You've wanted a Monster's Inc coaster since you were 4 years old? 🤔 It was released the year you were born.
 

EagleScout610

What a wisecracker
Premium Member
I’m not gonna participate in the doomerism with you.

I’ll be perfectly happy with what we get here, thanks. Door coaster set inside the factory and an avenue like we see in the film is plenty for me. More than I could ever ask for honestly, and I’m grateful to be getting it.

I know posting pessimism is this forum’s favorite pass time but I’ve finally gotten an announcement for the one single thing I’ve wanted from Disney over 20 years and not a single soul here is going to dampen my enthusiasm over it.
I'm with you man. As a kid I genuinely though riding on all the doors in the movie looked like the most fun thing possible.
 

ChewbaccaYourMum

Well-Known Member
I’m not gonna participate in the doomerism with you.

I’ll be perfectly happy with what we get here, thanks. Door coaster set inside the factory and an avenue like we see in the film is plenty for me. More than I could ever ask for honestly, and I’m grateful to be getting it.

I know posting pessimism is this forum’s favorite pass time but I’ve finally gotten an announcement for the one single thing I’ve wanted from Disney over 20 years and not a single soul here is going to dampen my enthusiasm over it.
Don't even bother responding to this clown. It's exactly what he wants when he posts his 100 rage bait comments a day.
 

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