Marker Disney Studios: Studio Lot

 

Come see moviemaking at its finest in this backlot area. Here, guests can see several shows, from behind the scenes looks to shows inspired by movies.

When walking in from the hub, guests come across two theaters, one on both sides. The Muppet theater on the left plays Muppetvision: Live! a new take on the show with enhanced visual effects. The ride exits into Muppet Merchandise. The TV theater on the right plays Disney Junior: Live on Stage. Connected to that theater is the animation building, where guests can take part in Animation Academy and Visual Arts, both of which are interactive. Down the street is the Broadway Vine and Dine, which tributes Broadway musicals. On the left side is Lights, Motors, Action!, a stunt show displaying visual effects. On the right side is another theater where Festival of the Lion King plays. It exits into Animation Station, a gift shop. Going further left goes through a tunnel to Pandora.
Attractions:
45. Muppetvision: Live!
46. Disney Junior: Live on Stage
47. Lights, Motors, Action!
48. Festival of the Lion King

Dining:
49. Broadway Vine and Dine

Shopping:
50. Muppet Merchandise
51. Animation Station
I know I just made a place with only shows, but that's kind of what I envisioned. I was thinking about having a tram tour, but I felt like that would take up too much space. Not to mention, I didn't have any ideas on what to include on it. Hopefully, this will be okay.

Comments

  1. AnonymousSeptember 6, 2023 at 8:18 PM

    I think it’d even be fun to have a rotating broadest style show-like beauty and the beast or Aladdin.

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