News Monster Inc Land Coming to Disney's Hollywood Studios

tissandtully

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There's also a TON of assumptions. Is Muppets really only half full almost all days? If it's 1,000 people an hour instead of 876, now it's 3 million. Do any attractions run at that max capacity? If it's average is 1,500, Now it's 2 million people. That also assumes no downtime. Lets assume 1 hour of downtime a day. Now we are getting closer to 1.6 million. BUT, there are also going to be days where it's way fuller in the parks, and therefore Muppets has more of a crowd. Point being, the additional is going to be WAY less that 3.6 million people. And that all is without factoring in VQ.
Yeah, Muppets is a giant people eater, especially on busy days, but it's usually well utilized during non-busy days as well, shows every 15 minutes is a lot of people. Would be a HUGE loss and I think I know how Splash people feel now. haha
 

DCLcruiser

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A new Muppet's 3D film would have really helped our argument to save them. The current video, well, I've seen it so many times. It's usually a ghost town, but I don't go during peak seasons.
 

UNCgolf

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There's also a TON of assumptions. Is Muppets really only half full almost all days? If it's 1,000 people an hour instead of 876, now it's 3 million. Do any attractions run at that max capacity? If it's average is 1,500, Now it's 2 million people. That also assumes no downtime. Lets assume 1 hour of downtime a day. Now we are getting closer to 1.6 million. BUT, there are also going to be days where it's way fuller in the parks, and therefore Muppets has more of a crowd. Point being, the additional is going to be WAY less that 3.6 million people. And that all is without factoring in VQ.

Absolutely. I started to go into all of that, but decided to just leave it at it's not that simple, hah.
 

wdwmagic

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A new Muppet's 3D film would have really helped our argument to save them. The current video, well, I've seen it so many times. It's usually a ghost town, but I don't go during peak seasons.
Certainly not a ghost town in the age of Genie+. It really is one of the only things you can easily walk into at the entire park.
 

doctornick

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Unless the early construction would not involve the immediate close of Muppets.

What is still not clear at all to me is where exactly Monsters would go if replacing Muppets and what is the configuration.

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Isn't the thinking here that on the left side of the picture it is Pizzarizzo with the water tower next to it? That would put the Monsters building roughly around where Mama Melrose is.

Is it possible that the MuppetVision building survives - whether as Muppets or as a Monsters show - and the Monsters ride goes further back in the "land"?
 

SaveDinosaur

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Many of us warned that the changes to Maelstrom, Tower of Terror, and Splash Mountain would give Iger the courage and motivation to do what he always wanted: not just use IP, but destroy everything that isn’t a current success on Disney+ or in the cinema. Many tried to defend him, saying that Walt always wanted change and that Disneyland would never be completed. So, let’s transform the Haunted Mansion into a Doctor Strange ride—after all, Disneyland isn’t a museum...

I have to give Iger some credit, at least: his paid shills made everyone think that all the garbage he did was Chapek's doing, and many celebrated his return. Now it’s too late; we’re losing Dinosaur, Rivers of America, and the Muppets. Let’s see how the same people who cried on Main Street when Iger returned are going to spin this situation. My bet is that Josh D'Amaro will take the blame...
 

Streetway

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What is still not clear at all to me is where exactly Monsters would go if replacing Muppets and what is the configuration.

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Isn't the thinking here that on the left side of the picture it is Pizzarizzo with the water tower next to it? That would put the Monsters building roughly around where Mama Melrose is.

Is it possible that the MuppetVision building survives - whether as Muppets or as a Monsters show - and the Monsters ride goes further back in the "land"?
One thing that throws me off. Keeping MV somehow but making everything else monsters would be a good compromise.
 

wdwmagic

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What is still not clear at all to me is where exactly Monsters would go if replacing Muppets and what is the configuration.

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Isn't the thinking here that on the left side of the picture it is Pizzarizzo with the water tower next to it? That would put the Monsters building roughly around where Mama Melrose is.

Is it possible that the MuppetVision building survives - whether as Muppets or as a Monsters show - and the Monsters ride goes further back in the "land"?
Your thinking is right, but the overall plan requires the Muppet space.
 

wdwmagic

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In 2022 we went and I think there were 50 people inside. Maybe more, but the place was empty for its capacity.
You can certainly get times like that, but that can be said for so many attractions. On the whole though, it is not a ghost town. When we shot out Country Bear Musical Jamboree video the other week, there was one other guest in there.
 

tissandtully

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In 2022 we went and I think there were 50 people inside. Maybe more, but the place was empty for its capacity.
Yeah, I don't think this is a good argument for taking away attractions with this limited footprint, I think a huge river that anyone barely uses is far different than a theater that constantly churns through guests who would be taking up space in the park if they weren't on said attraction.
 

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