Disney's Hollywood Studios (General Discussion)

[rhino4evr]

Yeah Studios is fine. If people are confused at what park they are in, they won’t be smart enough to pronounce Cinnemagine to begin with.

Do people ask where Mickey Mouse is at Universal? If so, can these people be banned for a year?

 

[Ashhanbre]

Question: Other than Hollywood Adventure, what name would be better than Cinemagine?

All of them.

 

[OLSinFLA]

"Disney's Salute to All Movies, but Mostly Star Wars"

In the old days we used to call it the Disney-EBU Studios. (Everybody but Universal) lol

 

[GadgetGuru]

I’ve heard rumors (Jim Hill?) that Hollywood Adventure makes people think that the park is located in Southern California. If that’s true, I could see Disney trying to avoid a geographic reference in the new park name.

 

[WAJAS]

Disney’s Cineventure Park

• You can trademark it
• It keeps a good buzz word (adventure)
• Obvious relation to movies and Hollywood
• Doesn’t sound as odd as the other sugfestionsodd
• *I hereby give Disney and any affiliated entity full rights to use the above park name*

 

[UniversalRBLX]

Disney’s Cineventure Park

• You can trademark it
• It keeps a good buzz word (adventure)
• Obvious relation to movies and Hollywood
• Doesn’t sound as odd as the other sugfestionsodd
• *I hereby give Disney and any affiliated entity full rights to use the above park name*

Sounds better already.

 

[belloq87]

Disney’s Cineventure Park

• You can trademark it
• It keeps a good buzz word (adventure)
• Obvious relation to movies and Hollywood
• Doesn’t sound as odd as the other sugfestionsodd
• *I hereby give Disney and any affiliated entity full rights to use the above park name*

It's certainly better than Cinemagine.

 

[Sergio Araujo]

My concern is about the new icon rather than the name. We had the Earffel Tower, the Chinese Theater, the Sorcere's Hat. Now the Hotel... Hope an amazing centerpiece comes with all this overhaul.

 

[WAJAS]

My concern is about the new icon rather than the name. We had the Earffel Tower, the Chinese Theater, the Sorcere's Hat. Now the Hotel... Hope an amazing centerpiece comes with all this overhaul.

I think it’ll go back to the Chinese Theater once the Mickey ride opens.

 

[shiekra38]

I think it’ll go back to the Chinese Theater once the Mickey ride opens.

Don't see why it wouldn't...It's the Cinderella's Castle of HS

 

[Sergio Araujo]

I see the point here and agree. I just believe that the new lands will hide even more the theater. Specially because they are not using it as a park symbol...
Hope that with the new Mickey's ride inside they change it and make the CT popular again.

 

[Alicia]

I think it’ll go back to the Chinese Theater once the Mickey ride opens.

Don't see why it wouldn't...It's the Cinderella's Castle of HS

Since the facade is based on the famous Grauman's Chinese Theatre, which the naming rights is now owned by Chinese electronics manufacturer TCL Corporation since 2013, I believe Disney is hesitant to use it in merchandise and marketing for fear of having to pay a fee to that company.

I didn't realize it, but that company officially changed its name to the TCL Chinese Theatre recently. How unfortunate.

In any case, I wouldn't expect that to become the icon on things that are sold. It still remains visible on signage and the green garbage cans throughout the park, but when it comes to shirts, etc, I wouldn't count on it. Much easier, legally speaking anyway, for Disney to stick with icons it owns, as long is stops tearing them down (Earful Tower, Sorcerer Hat, etc.)

 

[Viator]

Since the facade is based on the famous Grauman's Chinese Theatre, which the naming rights is now owned by Chinese electronics manufacturer TCL Corporation since 2013, I believe Disney is hesitant to use it in merchandise and marketing for fear of having to pay a fee to that company.

I didn't realize it, but that company officially changed its name to the TCL Chinese Theatre recently. How unfortunate.

In any case, I wouldn't expect that to become the icon on things that are sold. It still remains visible on signage and the green garbage cans throughout the park, but when it comes to shirts, etc, I wouldn't count on it. Much easier, legally speaking anyway, for Disney to stick with icons it owns, as long is stops tearing them down (Earful Tower, Sorcerer Hat, etc.)

May be a half hearted thought, but what if the Turnstiles are the icon? Perhaps those could stand out, if touched up correctly?

Because I would think they'd either do that, or Crossroad's.

 

[Alicia]

May be a half hearted thought, but what if the Turnstiles are the icon? Perhaps those could stand out, if touched up correctly?

Because I would think they'd either do that, or Crossroad's.

This year's 2018 products are using the entrance turnstiles as the icon:


Photo by: @marianaavilal

 

[WAJAS]

This year's 2018 products are using the entrance turnstiles as the icon:

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Photo by: @marianaavilal

Doesn't look half-bad.

 

[Disneyhead]

This year's 2018 products are using the entrance turnstiles as the icon:

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Photo by: @marianaavilal

Which is just the facade from a different LA Theater, The Pan Pacific Auditorium.

 

[Alicia]

Which is just the facade from a different LA Theater, The Pan Pacific Auditorium.

And also the current entrance style for California Adventure, as if they didn't already have enough of a problem confusing the two parks' identities.

 

[Disneyhead]

This 2018 Merch seems to be using the DHS arch.

 

[Sergio Araujo]

The site and the App shows ToT icon...
Seems to me they're also trying to figure it out how to represent the park.

 

[jtsalien]

I think I definitely prefer the turnstiles. But again, being as they own one and not the other....