Starting June 8th, Muppetvision 3-D at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Walt Disney World will no longer be available. In its place, a Villain’s show is set to debut in the theater that previously housed Lightning McQueen Racing. This means two shows are being replaced by one new attraction. Whether it’s worth checking out remains to be seen, and now you have the chance to make up your own mind!
In approximately a week, “Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After” will be released, and it’s safe to say that you may find yourself with some strong reactions after watching the videos circulating online. Initially, we have the main theme song, along with brief behind-the-scenes looks into the production, as shared by Drew Disney Dude.
Disney’s very own, Walt Disney World, has given us an exclusive sneak peek at the upcoming production, “Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After,” set to grace Disney’s Hollywood Studios! This thrilling event is all set to premiere on May 27th. 🔥
— Drew Smith (@DrewDisneyDude) May 21, 2025
Disney Parks is getting into the public relations trend by updating their X account, which includes live performers as part of their shows.
Approach, yet keep a respectful distance, and sneak a peek at the initial glimpse of “Villains Unfairly After” on its debut at @WaltDisneyWorld, set for May 27. 👻 🎭
— Disney Parks (@DisneyParks) May 21, 2025
It seems that the appeal lies in the blend of real actors portraying villainous characters, alongside pre-recorded ones who are typically cartoon villains. The performance is primarily screen-based, giving an impression of what a potential Villains Land in the Magic Kingdom might be like. Your guess about this being a trial to gauge audience interest for future live-action villain shows is plausible.
From my perspective, I have concerns that the audience might not find this program particularly enjoyable due to its excessive use of “filler”. It’s quite challenging to imagine young kids staying engaged with it, and I’m also unsure if it will appeal to many grown-ups, given its focus on campy songs featuring villains from Disney children’s movies. The potential audience for this seems rather limited.
Additionally, Disney may face challenges in comparison to the new How to Train Your Dragon show at Epic Universe. To suggest that this is an unfavorable matchup for Disney would be an understatement.
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2025-05-21 20:02