Change is in the air at Hollywood Studios, and this time it's all about the Muppets. Steph Sweets and Ed Pizza dive into the closure of Muppet*Vision 3D, the big re-theme of Rock 'n' Roller Coaster, and what these shifts might mean for the future of the parks. From nostalgia for Jim Henson's final project to theories about a full-blown Muppets Land, they explore what's happening now, what could be coming next, and why change at Disney is always both bittersweet and exciting.

In this episode of Catch Us at the Castle:

• The timeline of Muppet*Vision 3D's closure — and why it might not be the end of the Muppets in the parks.
  
  

• Rock 'n' Roller Coaster's re-theme: why it was overdue and what a Muppets makeover could look like.
  
  

• Jim Henson's legacy, the history of Muppet*Vision 3D, and its surprising run at Disneyland.
  
  

• The balance between nostalgia and change — which attractions feel "untouchable" and which ones are ready for something new.
  
  

• Why under-attended attractions disappear (and how fans can keep their favorites alive).
  
  

• The Villains show at Hollywood Studios — clever tech, low cast size, and why it might be a testing ground for bigger things.
  
  

• Steph's "2045 Project" theory: how maps, expansion plans, and Disney's land-use filings point toward a potential Muppets mini-land.
  
  

• Creative ideas for re-theming nearby restaurants, walkways, and green space to expand the Muppets footprint.
  
  

You'll also hear:

• A lively debate about Walt's philosophy of change and how much of it is interpretation.
  
  

• The quirky resurgence of Muppets fandom among Gen Z thanks to Disney+.
  
  

• Some "tin foil hat" park map theories that may not be so far-fetched after all.
  
  

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