Drew Carey’s Sounds Dangerous to be Removed in 2012

Wednesday, December 14, 2011 PixieMichele 3 Comments

Rumor has it that “Sounds Dangerous“, the mini-theatre type building in Disney’s Hollywood Studios is set to be removed permanently in mid-2012.

The sound show, which featured the voice of Drew Carey, hasn’t operated for years in its “attraction” form. The building is used seasonally for overflow, traffic control and a central station for Jedi Training Academy sign up during Star Wars Weekends.

The long lost attraction will serve as a temporary home for the Comedy Warehouse December 25 to 31, 2011 and should be removed from all park maps and signage by May 2012.

What do you think should take its place? Tell us in the comment boxes below!

2012 Star Wars Weekend Dates Confirmed (chipandco.com)
Comedy Warehouse show coming to Disney’s Hollywood Studios (wdwinfo.com)

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http://twitter.com/Rebelcomix Adam

I agree with the Phineas and Ferb idea. I would also love to finally see something for Pixar’s The Incredibles.
Dizmom2

Phineas and Ferb’s roller coaster, haunted house, biosphere – maybe a 3D show ala Philharmagic with a P&F theme, obviously including a scene wherein Doof comes flying at the audience after his “inator” blows up! I should totally be an Imagineer.
http://twitter.com/notman05 notman05

If they want to stay with the ‘sound’ theme, I think it would be cool to do a deal with Skywalker sound, to demonstrate the effects that go into movies. Skywalker sound does a lot of the audio behind major scifi movies (and star tours )