mikejs78
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Except that's not happening.
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The Muppets Present… Great Moments in American History'
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Except that's not happening.
Nigel_Channing
Member
Of course the Muppets have a far greater following than The Sword In The Stone ever had. If I were to walk into a crowded room and start impersonating the Swedish Chef, Miss Piggy, or Kermit, people would instantaneously catch the reference. Those characters are a treasured part of the fabric of our society. Yet if I were to walk into that same crowded room and start uttering: "Higitus figitus migitus mum. Prestidigitonium!", paramedics would probably show up over fears I was having a stroke.I'm willing to bet The Muppets have more of a following than Sword in the Stone
Tony the Tigger
Well-Known Member
Until after the live action remake in 2026.
The Grand Inquisitor
Well-Known Member
And the show is getting cut
brb1006
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What about the Disney+ Muppet series?
The Grand Inquisitor
Well-Known Member
In Disney's mind all that matters to them is Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, Frozen, and Fox. Disney still has other franchises besides these but a lot of them have never gotten representation in the parks. Like Princess and the frog and Moana deserve a ride or a attraction of some kind.
Casper Gutman
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Folks really need to stop trying to defend Disney’s real world actions with reference to possible or entirely imaginary future developments. No more justifying the Avatar boat ride with reference to some fictional future expansion, no more pretending the MGM makeover is anything other then awful by pretending the superior plans weren’t cancelled years ago and will never return, no more positing that closing rides and shows will move elsewhere. Admit what WDW is doing and deal with the company’s actual actions.
EricsBiscuit
Well-Known Member
How about “no?”
The Grand Inquisitor
Well-Known Member
That's good ole Bob Chapek for you.
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The armchair is solid. It's the whole "it's happening thing" that's the issue.
jumpinjamie
Active Member
This show and Muppetvision 3D were honestly a big part in the decision in going to WDW for the first time with my daughter in 2017. We've gone every since and see both shows every time. She is a Muppet kid. She watches Muppet Babies, The Muppet Show, and the movies. She plays with the Palisades Muppet action figures. Seeing the puppets in person was magical to her. Removing these characters really is a disservice to the franchise. Josh Gad and producers had a really great sounding series in the works that got cancelled. Instead, we're going to get a series of shorts of the characters improvising (no writers to hire). If they're not going to use them properly, just sell them back to the Henson Company as I'm sure Netflix would be more than happy to do something of substance with them.
Cmdr_Crimson
Well-Known Member
The Muppets Side of the Company at the moment..
EricsBiscuit
Well-Known Member
We need to spam city hall and Disney about this. Absolutely ridiculous. What a bunch of cheap incompetent fools! Take out something that’s popular and cheap and replace it with nothing? Distinctly unpatriotic!
Cmdr_Crimson
Well-Known Member
Also having to Modify The top of HoP and the Heritage house all for this now is just going to be like nothing ever happened there..
MickeyMouse10
Well-Known Member
Oh no, here we go again
Hello and Goodbye Dsource. I know you're going to take off yet again and watch us talk about it and you. Are you actually getting odd pleasures from this you weirdo?
I do think it actually is a genius idea though.
Hello and Goodbye Dsource. I know you're going to take off yet again and watch us talk about it and you. Are you actually getting odd pleasures from this you weirdo?
I do think it actually is a genius idea though.
Sue_Vongello
Well-Known Member
If it’s truly cancelled because of “budget” reasons then this is the ultimate nickel and dime move ... I mean how much could that attraction have possibly cost annually to operate? It has to be minuscule in the big picture, especially because if it’s schedule I assume the CMs also do other jobs as well, so they aren’t full time CMs for this show? I could be wrong. But I’m not wrong that it’s probably top 5 least expensive to operate in Magic Kingdom if not all the parks. Absolutely ridiculous.
Maybe Bob just needs to divert all the entertainment dollars to the Star Wars Land entertainment everyone knows he bungled.
This guy is a joke. No brainer decisions left and right and he picks the opposite consistently. Has there ever been an exec more completely out of touch with the customer base and the product he is in charge of running?
Maybe Bob just needs to divert all the entertainment dollars to the Star Wars Land entertainment everyone knows he bungled.
This guy is a joke. No brainer decisions left and right and he picks the opposite consistently. Has there ever been an exec more completely out of touch with the customer base and the product he is in charge of running?
Santa Raccoon 77
Thank you sir. You were an inspiration.
Why is everyone panicking.
I nominate Gerald Ratner .
Surferboy567
Well-Known Member
Oh please.
Not saying this is actually a possibility, but if for arguements sake let’s say it did happen. They don’t have enough space in muppets courtyard for monsters...right?
edit: I’m all for monsters going into the studios...but I don’t want the muppets to get the axe (which I know they eventually will)
danlb_2000
Premium Member
Eliminating employees is a quick way to cut expenses, and eliminating entertainment can be done without having a tangible impact on guests. Of course it does hurt guest satisfaction but that is easy to ignore.