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News Monster Inc Land Coming to Disney's Hollywood Studios
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Surferboy567
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I think losing HOP is probably a bad move. I don’t personally go to it that often and I actually wouldn’t mind it myself. I think those in my family would be super upset of it was ever removed though. The discourse it would create is probably not where Disney wants to find itself.
I’m fine with the muppets going there I do however worry about the optics they will suffer if they go though with it.
Starship824
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ToTBellHop
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We all can argue back and forth on whether inter park transportation counts, (and we have been for a decade) but I agree that a “land” really needs more than one attraction. Even the EU WWoHP has a show. Perhaps the playground is supposed to be an attraction?
Maybe they can fit a monsters-skinned TriceraTop Spin!
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
If you want to know when you’re being lied too…the gateway words in the sentence are “unannounced” and/or “phase 2”
When someone tells you who they are…believe them
DCLcruiser
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I think you are right. If they did update it (I hope not), maybe they will show clips from the real Ray Harryhausen's movies.
"The restaurant is named after the famous stop-motion animator Ray Harryhausen. Such noticeable examples of Harryhausen's work include films like The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958), Jason and the Argonauts (1963), The Valley of Gwangi (1969), The Golden Voyage of Sinbad (1973), and Clash of the Titans (1981)."
Harryhausen's
This article is about the fictional restaurant in Monsters, Inc.. For the upcoming restaurant at Disney's Hollywood Studios, see Harryhausen's (Disney's Hollywood Studios). Harryhausen's (pronounced HAIR-ree-HOW-zinz) is a Japanese restaurant in Monstropolis in the 2001 Disney•Pixar animated...
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Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Lands should have a minimum 4…for two reasons: customers can’t be in multiple places at once…so it naturally helps crowd flow
And second, it allows to refurb or replacing the individuals without it causing a 3 year headache park wide.
We…the people..:we’re stupid when we started celebrating “mini lands” as coined by TWDC…and unfortunately Comcast has followed suit.
You do know that is to stress the customer and skimp on employees, right?
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aladdin2007
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That right there...speaks volumes, many seem to not understand.
JohnD
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It's still "Hollywood Studios" so there is a little more free rein in allowing IPs to mix together. Just look at the Echo Lake area with Indy and SW next to each other. And Muppets just beyond SW.
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Big_Shakalaka
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Spideeey_24
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Hello everyone! I’m new to the forums, so bear with me
My biggest hope if Monsters is replaced Grand Ave is that Disney heard all of the backlash about MuppetVision closing down and just move it where Lighting McQueen is at and put the film on Disney+
But hey, Disney has disappointed me before
My biggest hope if Monsters is replaced Grand Ave is that Disney heard all of the backlash about MuppetVision closing down and just move it where Lighting McQueen is at and put the film on Disney+
But hey, Disney has disappointed me before
lazyboy97o
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They spent $1 billion dollars on a Star Wars land that specifically didn’t have Darth Vader in the Star Wars park. They also got rid of the Darth Vader meet and greet. One small bit in Star Tours that isn’t even seen by every rider isn’t enough to save it.
the_rich
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Any hints?
JustInTime
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That honestly could work!!!I think you are right. If they did update it (I hope not), maybe they will show clips from the real Ray Harryhausen's movies.
"The restaurant is named after the famous stop-motion animator Ray Harryhausen. Such noticeable examples of Harryhausen's work include films like The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958), Jason and the Argonauts (1963), The Valley of Gwangi (1969), The Golden Voyage of Sinbad (1973), and Clash of the Titans (1981)."
Harryhausen's
This article is about the fictional restaurant in Monsters, Inc.. For the upcoming restaurant at Disney's Hollywood Studios, see Harryhausen's (Disney's Hollywood Studios). Harryhausen's (pronounced HAIR-ree-HOW-zinz) is a Japanese restaurant in Monstropolis in the 2001 Disney•Pixar animated...
JohnD
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HS is one park I'd be fine with Zootopia taking over an area like AC. Just not AK. (I'm good with a 3D movie that you have to make an effort to get to underneath TOL, though.)
Tha Realest
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You have to love the thought process at WDI:
“We need to build something in MK that’s surrounded by green space.”
“Okay, but we’re going to have to reroute a river.”
“Better yet - let’s remove it altogether!”
“Sold. Okay, next - Hollywood Studios. Let’s drop that Monsters ride into Animation Courtyard.”
“Whoa whoa who - where is Bob from accounting going to work and park?”
“We need to build something in MK that’s surrounded by green space.”
“Okay, but we’re going to have to reroute a river.”
“Better yet - let’s remove it altogether!”
“Sold. Okay, next - Hollywood Studios. Let’s drop that Monsters ride into Animation Courtyard.”
“Whoa whoa who - where is Bob from accounting going to work and park?”
JustInTime
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So I am only hearing Muppets. Has anyone heard if it’s still Star Tours too?
JohnD
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I don't think so. They'd have to close/retheme the Tap House also. Those are staying.
Star Tours is safe
