bmr1591
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I don't disagree if it's connected to the main part. If you have a 'train ride' to the city, I wouldn't mind it so much.
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News Monster Inc Land Coming to Disney's Hollywood Studios
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I don't disagree if it's connected to the main part. If you have a 'train ride' to the city, I wouldn't mind it so much.
Moth
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Judy Hopps comes from a family of farmers. The Land talks about Farming. Already works better in EPCOT than AK.
James Alucobond
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WALL-E seems the more elegant integration there if you absolutely had to do IP. Leave the front half alone, set the narration to a BnL (or post-film proxy) partnership with the Department of Agriculture to study and re-establish biodiversity on earth and ultimately grow crops. Put some basic WALL-E and EVE Roombas in the greenhouse, swap out the video tunnel for something tied to the new story, and call it a day.
YouMakeTheWorldGoRound
Active Member
One poor soul here still praying for Muppet Vision to continue
Starship824
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- In the Parks
- No
We all need to pray for Muppets tonight.
etc98
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I think if they have them across the park from each other it might feel weird. But if they were next to each other, the transition would blend nicely, and it could almost feel like one big “city where non-humans live” land, which would make each mini-land feel bigger than it really is
Tha Realest
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The “tough on crime” legislation won out in every county in California. if anything, this week shows you might be the outlier on this issue.Zootopia is one of my favorite movies and the Shanghai ride looks amazing, but I wonder if a clone of that ride is too police-centric for the modern American political/social climate
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
The movie really isn’t that good though. Waldo is beyond annoying and wrecks it for me.
I suspect a lot of people like our family only go because it’s a complete walk on. It’s a padded seat in an air conditioned theatre.
OptimusPrime
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- In the Parks
- No
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OptimusPrime
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- In the Parks
- No
It was advertised as temporary
Muppets or Monsters... why not both?!
EricsBiscuit
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Replacing the muppets would be such a bad decision but I’m sure we will see the typical Disney defenders come out of the woodwork to explain why it makes perfect sense and how we need to get with the times.
roj2323
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It would be a shame to loose muppet courtyard but I can kinda see why they would go that direction as that corner of the park has been dead for well over a decade. Even when I was a CP custodian in 2009, that area was always dead except for when the Brazilians were sprawled out on the concrete (it was actually nice that they used that out of the way area so we didn't discourage it) or when the Osbourne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights was up and going.
GenChi
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I expect to be told down to how no one actually cares about Muppets like what happened last time, like so
(This was their most upvoted post regarding all the WDW D23 announcements btw, even more than villains)
Surferboy567
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The day of reckoning draws near, in all seriousness what do we think happens today? Is Muppets or Animation Courtyard not going to survive today
Muppets:
1.) It’s a weird spot to put Monsters in the middle of Star Tours and Galaxy Edge where that area can be used for Star Wars
2.) On the other hand, it seems to have the facilities that could support Monsters.
3.) Land would likely not be as expansive
Animation Courtyard:
1.) Mermaid show delayed
2.) Barren courtyard besides Launch Bay
3.) Very expansive land if supporting buildings are removed
4.) May be hard to work around the mermaid building
5.) Much more costly
As I said before, I have always loved Muppets. As everyone else here, I am hoping that it survives this round. I’d be lying if I didn’t say I wasn’t excited for the door coaster. Monsters Inc is very deserving of an amazing land and I really hope it gets the treatment it deserves. Monstropolis could truly be something special. Muppets if chosen, would be a blow to the park. I hope they continue to have a presence in WDW.
Muppets:
1.) It’s a weird spot to put Monsters in the middle of Star Tours and Galaxy Edge where that area can be used for Star Wars
2.) On the other hand, it seems to have the facilities that could support Monsters.
3.) Land would likely not be as expansive
Animation Courtyard:
1.) Mermaid show delayed
2.) Barren courtyard besides Launch Bay
3.) Very expansive land if supporting buildings are removed
4.) May be hard to work around the mermaid building
5.) Much more costly
As I said before, I have always loved Muppets. As everyone else here, I am hoping that it survives this round. I’d be lying if I didn’t say I wasn’t excited for the door coaster. Monsters Inc is very deserving of an amazing land and I really hope it gets the treatment it deserves. Monstropolis could truly be something special. Muppets if chosen, would be a blow to the park. I hope they continue to have a presence in WDW.
Surferboy567
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For myself, I think Muppets in question is worse then ROA and TSL.
Starship824
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- In the Parks
- No
Is AC any more expensive though? I mean they would have to demolish the office building but you have to demolish stuff for Muppets to work too. And it's a small space and is in between two large attractions while removing one that will heavily upset fans. So really, what's the benefit to Muppets?