Hmm. So much division in sources. I wonder who on earth is right in this scenario!
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DHS Monster Inc Land Coming to Disney's Hollywood Studios
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I think that is debatable on how it was handled. Because the park is struggling with attendance and Guest Satisfaction.
Surferboy567
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Thanks, as always I hope it’s AC.
Surferboy567
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This is nuts, I’ve never seen anything like this regarding locations.
i know! It’s so all over the place that I dunno who to trust anymore lol
mattpeto
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Quietmouse
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DHS needs more dark ride/boat/flume rides that are family friendly, especially families with little ones that don’t match the height requirement.
I think dhs already leans heavier on the thrills than most Disney parks. A monster inc coaster sounds exciting, but it doesn’t really add more inclusivity to the park
It could genuinely benefit with a monsters inc dark ride to accompany the monster inc land. Hop
I think dhs already leans heavier on the thrills than most Disney parks. A monster inc coaster sounds exciting, but it doesn’t really add more inclusivity to the park
It could genuinely benefit with a monsters inc dark ride to accompany the monster inc land. Hop
Honest question: who do we trust in this situation, because honestly I don’t know! We have Martin and Brayden saying muppets is toast, a bunch of other people and Alicia Stella saying it’s leaning towards ac, and Tom saying it’s always been AC. It’s an actual madhouse
Disgruntled Walt
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Bingo. This is another reason why Muppets as a location is staying for now. Real estate relatively small. No height requirement and an easy people pleaser while people that have paid for their next genie plus and who have not enjoy and spend more money in the park.
If Muppets left. You only have Toy Story Mania, Swirling Saucers and Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway as attractions with no height requirement. Often those kids under 40 inches are costing families 100 bucks a day or more to get into the gate.
Muppets hits all the audience quadrants and segmentation of accessibility with low cost and little downtime.
Also remember. Muppets being toast and Monsters being animation courtyard are not mutually exclusive. Muppets could go for another 3D theater show or indoor venue.
Magenta Panther
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Good.
I mean, come on. The puppet theater is gonna disappear sooner or later. Again, it was removed from Disneyland and nobody shed a tear. (Where were you THEN, Josh Gad?)
The VAST majority of parkgoers will enjoy a Monsters Inc. Land more than they ever enjoyed the puppet theater.
(Again, I'd prefer Roger Rabbit as a replacement, but oh well...)
Magenta Panther
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Martin has always been reliable. When the rumor went out that the puppets were going to appear in Liberty Square (and there was quite a bit of pushback on that here), Martin said that there was some truth to it, and what do you know...
Vastly different audience and park that can't find its tone. And it was not the original. And Muppets was a part of a park that was and is still struggling while Philharmagic was a hit coming in.
Magenta Panther
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Try to make it clear that all this is your opinion, not fact, okay?
Not true. There is a large segment of an audience that do not enjoy coasters/coasters in dark/height requirements/age accessibility. Not sure why you insist on calling it a puppet theater. Sort of an odd intentional misnomer.