The upgrades keep coming at Muppet*Vision 3D, with completely refurbished seating now installed in the Muppets Theater.
The old cloth-covered seats have been replaced with a new leatherette type of material, which may be more wear-resistant than the predecessor.
The refreshed seating is the latest of several updates suggesting that Muppet*Vision 3D is here to stay.
Recently, the Miss Piggy statue in front of the attraction has been refurbished, the fog blast from the side of the screen has returned, a new projection effect of Waldo has been added, and the attraction posters on the outside of the theater have been replaced.
The attraction seems to be busier than ever, with full shows now much more common than before.
Muppet*Vision 3D, which opened in 1991, was a unique collaboration between Jim Henson Productions and Walt Disney Imagineering. It was the final film directed by Jim Henson and the last to feature his voice as Kermit the Frog.
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