Surferboy567
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I’d imagine there has to be some buffer to ease us into Monsters. I doubt it’s gonna be a giant building right off the hub. It’s a huge factory that would change sight lines across the park.
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Not if the entrance to the queue start where Launch Bay starts. And Mermaid and Djr get appropriate facades.
Not that huge
ToTBellHop
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I doubt it would feel much bigger than any of the other “soundstage” buildings.
RSoxNo1
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Just like Finding the Nemo to Finding Nemo the Big Blue and Beyond
2bornot2be
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Has Disney announced when construction should start? At least this would pit an end to the location.
TrainsOfDisney
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No dates have been given other than the “next 5 years” which is up for interpretation
Starship824
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- In the Parks
- No
All they said was 2025.
2bornot2be
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So we have (at most) 15 months of continued discussing about which location to put the attraction.
Starship824
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- In the Parks
- No
Brer Panther
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Yeah, you could easily just move it to the Frozen Sing-Along building. That theater has a giant screen that actors stand in front of too.
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Haymarket2008
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Kiiiiinda sorta, the infrastructure of the set design in the Theatre in the Wild is the exact same as it was with the original show. Some new elements here and there, but its the same physical show space.
All reporting of the new Mermaid show is a complete, 100% change.
ToTBellHop
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The Disney Jr theater isn’t that big. They could put the show in the Mickey Shorts theater (which has a screen and stage) and just pull out the first several rows of seating.
wannabeBelle
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Which might also offer some seating for the parents as well, if they would prefer. If I remember correctly the Disney Jr. Theatre didnt have much in the way of seating, just a few benches on the walls of the theatre. Marie
ToTBellHop
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Correct. I get that toddlers prefer the floor and they want parents to supervise, but I agree that more seating would be better. I think Turtle Talk has more but can’t remember.
wannabeBelle
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You are correct, there are a number of benches for the adults and bigger kids if they want to and the little ones are invited to sit on the floor up closer to the screen to be able to see Crush. Of course there generally isnt dancing going on with Crush, but more seating at the Disney Jr Venue would be nice. Marie
Gusey
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What's interesting is that the Disney Parks Blog about the Door Coaster doesn't mention a construction timeline, although it was announced at D23 to start next year. All the other projects beginning construction next year has the construction timeline in the parks blog posts
Surferboy567
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I don’t doubt it starts construction next year as advertised. It’s just a matter of when though.
ToTBellHop
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It was meant to be in the first half of 2025 in Muppet Courtyard. The delayed announcement probably delays construction. Hopefully, it’s because they are putting it elsewhere.