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Change is constant in Disney World, and recently we’ve seen it take over Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress, A LOT of places in Hollywood Studios, and an entire area in Magic Kingdom.
Piston Peak Construction
And with all of the construction around the resort and new things being announced frequently, we don’t see anything slowing down just yet. ACTUALLY, fans think that there could be MORE changes coming to Magic Kingdom, but why? Here’s why fans think this one attraction in Magic Kingdom could be counting its days…
Hollywood Studios is getting a MAJOR addition, and construction on the project is in full force. In 2024, Disney announced that Monstropolis would be built in Muppets Courtyard, ultimately causing the area to close in 2025. The Muppets have since moved to Sunset Boulevard and now headline Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster, which previously starred Aerosmith.
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Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets
Monstropolis will be themed around the popular Pixar movie, Monsters, Inc. The land will allow guests into the Monster World, with Disney sharing that here, “you’ll be able to stroll the streets alongside some of your favorite monsters” and even visit the Laugh Factory! Which leaves fans with a MAJOR question — will Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor make its way to Hollywood Studios?
Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor
The attraction currently resides in Tomorrowland in Magic Kingdom, but with all of the construction and reimagining that’s happening in this area of the park, it’s extremely possible that this attraction finds its way to Monstropolis.
Inside Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor
In the past year alone, two attractions in Tomorrowland have seen changes — Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin and Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress. Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin closed last year and recently reopened with a new scoring system and targets, hand-held blasters, and a new friend, Buddy!
Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin
Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress closed at the beginning of July for a MAJOR refurbishment since the attraction was a bit “outdated.” The new attraction will feature scenes of the 1960s, 1980s, the new millennium, and a possible future. The opening scene will also feature a Walt Disney Audio-Animatronic.
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Walls are up!
Which leaves guests wondering if the reimagining of Tomorrowland will continue with the removal of Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor. Monstropolis has confirmed that there will be new attractions and dining locations coming to the area, including Disney’s first-of-its-kind suspended roller coaster and a new Monsters, Inc. show in the Glob Theater.
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Stitch’s Great Escape has also sat empty since its final performance in 2018, when Disney officially announced its closure in 2020. This leaves guests wondering what will be going there and if it could have anything to do with Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor across the way.
Stitch’s Great Escape Building
While nothing has officially been announced, we could be hearing more information in August at D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event, which runs from August 14th to 16th. We have our eyes on the Disney Experiences Showcase on August 15th! We’ll be here covering EVERYTHING that’s announced, so stay tuned to Magical Guides for more.
Do you think Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor is seeing the last of its days in Magic Kingdom? Let us know in the comments below!
Piston Peak Construction
And with all of the construction around the resort and new things being announced frequently, we don’t see anything slowing down just yet. ACTUALLY, fans think that there could be MORE changes coming to Magic Kingdom, but why? Here’s why fans think this one attraction in Magic Kingdom could be counting its days…
Hollywood Studios is getting a MAJOR addition, and construction on the project is in full force. In 2024, Disney announced that Monstropolis would be built in Muppets Courtyard, ultimately causing the area to close in 2025. The Muppets have since moved to Sunset Boulevard and now headline Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster, which previously starred Aerosmith.
https://www.disneyfoodblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Magical Guides-_-Rock-n-Roller-Coaster-starring-the-Muppets-_-Ride-_-Sunset-Boulevard-_-Hollywood-Studios-Photo-May-17-2026-12-44-49-PM-4032-x-3024-700x525.jpg
Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets
Monstropolis will be themed around the popular Pixar movie, Monsters, Inc. The land will allow guests into the Monster World, with Disney sharing that here, “you’ll be able to stroll the streets alongside some of your favorite monsters” and even visit the Laugh Factory! Which leaves fans with a MAJOR question — will Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor make its way to Hollywood Studios?
Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor
The attraction currently resides in Tomorrowland in Magic Kingdom, but with all of the construction and reimagining that’s happening in this area of the park, it’s extremely possible that this attraction finds its way to Monstropolis.
Inside Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor
In the past year alone, two attractions in Tomorrowland have seen changes — Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin and Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress. Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin closed last year and recently reopened with a new scoring system and targets, hand-held blasters, and a new friend, Buddy!
Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin
Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress closed at the beginning of July for a MAJOR refurbishment since the attraction was a bit “outdated.” The new attraction will feature scenes of the 1960s, 1980s, the new millennium, and a possible future. The opening scene will also feature a Walt Disney Audio-Animatronic.
https://www.disneyfoodblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Magical Guides-Carousel-of-Progress-Attraction-Tomorrowland-Magic-Kingdom-Photo-Jul-08-2026-4-51-44-PM-4032-x-3024-700x525.jpg
Walls are up!
Which leaves guests wondering if the reimagining of Tomorrowland will continue with the removal of Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor. Monstropolis has confirmed that there will be new attractions and dining locations coming to the area, including Disney’s first-of-its-kind suspended roller coaster and a new Monsters, Inc. show in the Glob Theater.
©Disney
Stitch’s Great Escape has also sat empty since its final performance in 2018, when Disney officially announced its closure in 2020. This leaves guests wondering what will be going there and if it could have anything to do with Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor across the way.
Stitch’s Great Escape Building
While nothing has officially been announced, we could be hearing more information in August at D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event, which runs from August 14th to 16th. We have our eyes on the Disney Experiences Showcase on August 15th! We’ll be here covering EVERYTHING that’s announced, so stay tuned to Magical Guides for more.
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