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New Construction Work Hits Disney’s Hollywood Studios

Wait, what's happening in Walt Disney World?

The Disney Hollywood Studios entrance at Walt Disney World Resort.
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Walt Disney World has entered a period of remarkable transformation, particularly at Disney's Hollywood Studios. In the last few months, numerous iconic attractions have closed their doors to accommodate new and exciting expansions. This surge in construction marks one of the busiest times the resort has seen in recent years, as Disney aims to enhance the guest experience significantly.

One of the largest transformations is taking place at the Magic Kingdom, particularly in Frontierland, where significant renovations are on the horizon. The Rivers of America have already closed, alongside Tom Sawyer Island and the Liberty Square Riverboat. These changes are paving the way for a new hub themed around Pixar's Cars, aptly named Piston Peak. This development not only highlights the park’s commitment to innovation but also focuses on family-friendly experiences that attract visitors of all ages.

However, the excitement doesn't end there, as Hollywood Studios is witnessing its own wave of changes. With the addition of construction walls around various sites, fans are eager to see what Disney has in store. The theme park experience is being reshaped, enhancing the spirit of adventure, nostalgia, and fun that defines Disney.

Among the most intriguing developments is a mysterious project located near the entrance to Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge and Toy Story Land. This area was previously used as temporary seating for Woody’s Lunchbox, a beloved quick-service restaurant themed around Toy Story. The increased presence of construction walls has sparked a wave of speculation among fans about what this project may entail. While Disney has remained tight-lipped about the specifics, the buzz surrounding this area continues to grow.

Future Developments

A lively, colorful street scene features Sulley from Monsters, Inc. greeting children near the ice cream shop and Monsters, Inc. factory—capturing the magic of Disney World rides for kids as families enjoy treats and snap photos with Sulley.
Credit: Disney

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Significant changes are also coming to the area once known as Muppets Courtyard. In June, this popular hub closed its doors, leaving fans eager to see what will replace it. This location was once the home of various Muppet-themed spots, including the historic Muppet*Vision 3D, which provided guests with a delightful 4D theater experience.

The future of this area promises excitement as it transitions into Monstropolis, inspired by Pixar's classic Monsters, Inc. movie. With plans for various attractions and dining experiences, guests can anticipate a vibrant new take on this corner of Hollywood Studios. A new suspended roller coaster is among the highlights, offering thrill-seekers an exhilarating ride in a charmingly whimsical environment.

The wave of expansions sweeping across various parks within Walt Disney World marks a monumental shift in the overall experience guests can expect. Each project and update reflects Disney's commitment to keeping the magic alive while introducing fresh attractions that resonate with both long-time fans and new visitors.

For fans, these changes represent an exciting opportunity to explore new worlds and experiences. Disney continues to listen to its audience, unveiling projects that evoke nostalgia while also introducing modern storytelling techniques that captivate the next generation of park-goers. The future of Disney’s Hollywood Studios looks promising, with the potential for limitless adventures and surprises on the horizon.

Luke Dammann

When at Disney world, Luke will probably be found eating with his favorite animatronic, Sonny Eclipse at Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe. When not at Disney World, Luke will probably be found defending Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe to people who claim "there are better restaurants"

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