As we learned last weekend, dear Muppet*Vision 3D draw on Walt Disney World it has been confirmed that it is part of the closure to make the Pixar channel The concept of the company Monsters Inc. world prepared for The biggest expansion of the Disney Parks in work.
Then, over the weekend, it was announced that Muppets Courtyard, the home of a Muppet*Vision 3Dwill be crushed without a third effort from the Muppets to save their theater—even the Henson nerds have pointed out how the Muppet movie could be the last. But since things often change dramatically at Walt Disney World, it’s the end of an era of exciting 3D excitement Muppet* Vision.
What makes it even more poignant is that it was the last Muppets project to be supported by creator Jim Henson. It features the usual animatronic work (Statler and Waldorf walking on the porch, walking around Sweetums) as part of the show.
In the sentence on InstagramJim Henson’s company explained the following: “Jim Henson’s last job was Muppet*Vision 3Dwhich is now considered a real park site. Innovation has always been Jim Henson’s north star, and his creative work has led him to a unique challenge: the classic Muppet experience where the audience is part of the fun visual chaos. The Muppet Show. First started in 1991, Muppet*Vision 3D integrated 3D technology with real world action, alongside animatronic and Muppet characters. The result was a one-of-a-kind Jim Henson, and an unforgettable capstone to Jim’s great career. As we hear about the show’s upcoming closure at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, we’re looking forward to it Muppet*Vision 3D‘s next act.”
The Muppets Courtyard had an interesting and wonderful walk around the Muppet grounds, with Miss Piggy sculptures galore—like the Ms. fountain. Liberty, who we hope will be re-established in the Muppets’ new home (more on that here). At least we won’t miss the infamous (yet lovable) PizzeRizzo house.
When a The concept of the company Monsters Inc. Monstropolis will take the space as it is now, the Muppets won’t go far. Instead, they will have a focus on the renovation of Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster (headlined by Aerosmith) at Hollywood Studios. This news came along with the announcement of Muppet*Vision 3DClosing of.
It’s a bit concerning, because combining a popular family franchise with one of the park’s strongest anchors can distract from introducing the Muppets to children; it was easy when it was baked Muppet* Vision as a gateway to get them interested The Muppet Show and original movies on Disney+.
Here’s hoping that maybe Rock ‘n’ Roller Coastersr finds a new direction equal to the correlation level of Epcot’s Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind but maybe a little more family-friendly—and that may be what Disney Imagineering is thinking, not just a new coat of paint. Let’s see them go all Muppet-ifying it and more Electric Mayhem.
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