Originally Posted By FerretAfros I doubt they'd do that, since it would limit their future possibilities. As the park currently stands, most of the main features are based on properties that aren't specifically Disney. Between Aerosmith, Twilight Zone, Indiana Jones, American Idol and Star Wars, there are a lot of really strong well-known brands in the park that really don't fall under the 'Disney' umbrella. Pixar Place would now fall under that title, but I think that most people still see Pixar as a completely separate brand, much like Miramax and Touchstone were, or ESPN and ABC are now. Related, but not really a part of the same thing (at least as far as the general public is concerned). That would leave us with the Animation Courtyard as the only thing that's really specifically "Disney Studios"-themed. There are a lot of neat areas of the park that are essentially themed to a generic studio and/or Hollywood, which wouldn't need any changes, but don't do much to enhance the Disney Studios theme. I still think that the MGM title was much stronger than the current moniker, but this allows them a lot more flexibility. Plus, people would confuse Disney Studios theme park with the actual working studio in Burbank (not that the "Disney Hollywood Studios" title helps that problem any)
Originally Posted By dshyates How about they change it to Disney Florida Adventure Theme Park in conjunction with that Carsland Announcement.
Originally Posted By Donny I guess I feel like the "Hollywood" kinda sticks them in a corner but I get what you mean
Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORDDU: I think that calling it Disney Studio's is the most appropriate name of all because it was built by Disney, after all.
Originally Posted By FerretAfros I don't want to give *them* the joy of hearing me say "Hollywood Studios", since I much prefer calling it MGM, but I do have a little voice inside me always reminding me to call things by their proper names in Disney parks (aka no haunted house or runaway train), so I've settled on calling it "the Studios". Technically it was Disney-MGM Studios, so it still fits with the old name, but is also correct with the new onw. "MGM" just evokes a lot more interesting themes than "Hollywood" does, IMO.
Originally Posted By demderedoseguys It' still MGM to me as well. Of course, I've been going to Disney parks for such a long time that I still refer to the Magic Kingdom as "Disney" because that's what it used to be..
Originally Posted By mrkthompsn They've changed it once. I don't see them changing it again. A branding nightmare.
Originally Posted By standor I don't care what they call it as long as they get more new attractions and get rid of the ugly hat in front of the theater.
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA They could call it 'Disney-MGM, Marvel & Muppets Studio' -- just to throw in all the weak brand names into one name.
Originally Posted By dshyates You forgot Lucas/Skywalker, PIXAR and FOX. So, here we go: "Disney's MGM, Marvel, Lucas, Pixar, FOX, CBS, ABC, ESPN, Disney Channel, Muppet Studios Theme Park" Thank God the dumped the Saban characters or it would just be silly.
Originally Posted By dshyates Chit, I forgot something: "Disney's MGM, Marvel, Lucas, Pixar, FOX, CBS, ABC, ESPN, Disney Channel, Muppet Studios Theme Park featuring Aerosmith".
Originally Posted By standor "Disney's MGM, Marvel, Lucas, Pixar, FOX, CBS, ABC, ESPN, Disney Channel, Muppet Studios Theme Park featuring Aerosmith and Rod Serling's twilight zone tower of terror.
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