News Monster Inc Land Coming to Disney's Hollywood Studios

[Jrb1979]

There's no indication they have plans to build a second attraction, though, and the coaster will cause capacity problems compared to the Muppet show -- it will attract more guests to the park, but it will also only cater to a specific subset of all guests. That's not to say everyone was interested in the Muppet show, because they clearly weren't, but anyone could decide to do it if other lines were too long etc., and that's not the case with a coaster.

Your post is exactly why some are upset with them removing TSI and Rivers of America. While not many did them, it was something that always had a short wait and something else to do.

 

[TrainsOfDisney]

Your post is exactly why some are upset with them removing TSI and Rivers of America. While not many did them, it was something that always had a short wait and something else to do.

muppet vision probably sees more people in a day than some regional parks see in a week! Maybe a slight exaggeration haha. But plenty of people went to muppets.

 

[the_rich]

muppet vision probably sees more people in a day than some regional parks see in a week! Maybe a slight exaggeration haha. But plenty of people went to muppets.

Yea I think it's silly to say they are in the same ballpark with the amount of guests that visit each.

 

[ᗩLᘿᑕ ✨ ᗩζᗩᗰ]

Muppets seems safe.....

From the official Disney Blog:

Monsters, Inc. Land – It’s laughter they’re after when a new space dedicated to Sulley, Mike, and all the other scarers jokesters arrive at Hollywood Studios.

(Note, bad hyperlink in their latest post...)

Revised?

MONSTERS, INC. LAND JOKES AROUND AT HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS​

CONSTRUCTION BEGINS 2319 2025 — It’s laughter they’re after when Sulley, Mike, and the rest of the crew from Pixar Animation Studios’ “Monsters, Inc.” move into Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and let humans inside the factory for the first time.

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[Casper Gutman]

Let’s be clear about what’s happening here:

A classic, long, well-written, historically significant, AA-heavy attraction that magnificently showcases its IP is being replaced with a short, likely screen-heavy ride of a type Disney has significantly overbuilt recently, a ride that will poorly represent the core of its IP.

The fact that this stupid idea has been kicking around in fan circles for over a decade has somewhat muted the response, but this is one of the worst ideas WDW has ever had.

And all of this is exacerbated by the fact that a much better model for a Monsters ride has existed in Tokyo for years.

 

[J4546]

I think it's going to become part of Muppets land and they will co exist

 

[Casper Gutman]

I think it's going to become part of Muppets land and they will co exist

I think you don’t think like Disney execs think.

(That’s a bittersweet compliment, by the way)

 

[Andrew C]

 

[capsshield]

Monsters Inc laugh floor is humans looking into a portal of the monsters world, how would it make sense to put it inside the monsters world when you are already there.
No way would it end up in this land. Actually this land make the attraction useless and redundant

 

[Streetway]

If I gotta be honest, if they moved muppetvision I would not care, grand avenue stinks, muppets has always been the only thing of value in there (mama Melrose too). I think grand avenue should 100% be upgraded, just not at expense of MV3D

 

[Streetway]

Also some guy on Twitter did this

 

[lentesta]

…I assume you’re being a bit facetious here?

It was early in the morning before the Parks Blog had said anything about replacing vs green field development.

 

[ᗩLᘿᑕ ✨ ᗩζᗩᗰ]

Monsters Inc laugh floor is humans looking into a portal of the monsters world, how would it make sense to put it inside the monsters world when you are already there.
No way would it end up in this land. Actually this land make the attraction useless and redundant

The "portal" was only there to justify inclusion in Tomorrowland. Besides, it's not like the attraction couldn't be rewritten, fwiw.

 

[capsshield]

I would hope really rewritten well

 

[lazyboy97o]

I really didn’t expect Disney to take down Muppets Courtyard + more when Animation Courtyard is sitting like a desolate wasteland

To Disney, Animation Courtyard isn’t a desolate wasteland. Its office space and yes that is very much given heavy consideration.

 

[Brer Panther]

I really didn’t expect Disney to take down Muppets Courtyard + more when Animation Courtyard is sitting like a desolate wasteland

WASTELAND? I think you mean WONDERLAND!

To Disney, Animation Courtyard isn’t a desolate wasteland. Its office space

With something Star Wars in it. That's worth noting as well.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

It was early in the morning before the Parks Blog had said anything about replacing vs green field development.

Oh I gotcha

But you know the play in Orlando these days…”clever” replacements to offset…hedging

Not addressing capacity either…you know the angle there.

 

[MickeyCookies]

darn Mama Melrose is one our favorite spots to relax and enjoy the ambience, another one to mark off the list, not much left thats decent.

Same. I love the Muppets and Mama Melrose is our favorite spot to eat. I am devastated by this news

 

[Streetway]

It was early in the morning before the Parks Blog had said anything about replacing vs green field development.

The strongest concept I've heard is "Muppets American History" to replace Hall of Presidents. That checks a lot of boxes:

• It's an IP Disney owns
• Half the country hates HOP at any given moment in time
• HOP is the lowest-rated attraction in WDW for several guest demographics
• The current HOP really has no "here's where we go from here" opportunities. They're not going to turn it into a musical. It's just not a subject that a lot of people care about enough to see.

Plus, the Muppets are viewed as largely apolitical by most Americans. They could tell the good parts and the bad parts (and avoid others entirely) in a way that most people would enjoy.

Hey, since multiple people have refuted or alluded to this rumor, is it ok if I make a thread on it?

 

[ᗩLᘿᑕ ✨ ᗩζᗩᗰ]

The strongest concept I've heard is "Muppets American History" to replace Hall of Presidents. That checks a lot of boxes:

• It's an IP Disney owns
• Half the country hates HOP at any given moment in time
• HOP is the lowest-rated attraction in WDW for several guest demographics
• The current HOP really has no "here's where we go from here" opportunities. They're not going to turn it into a musical. It's just not a subject that a lot of people care about enough to see.

Plus, the Muppets are viewed as largely apolitical by most Americans. They could tell the good parts and the bad parts (and avoid others entirely) in a way that most people would enjoy.

Pretty sure Mickey Views has it on his bingo card.