Monstropolis Entrance Work Advances at Hollywood Studios

Published October 10, 2026 · Updated October 12, 2026

Construction progress in Disney’s Monstropolis area at Disney’s Hollywood Studios was reported on Saturday, October 10, 2026, with a new fountain taking shape and monster-inspired entrance details appearing. As of Saturday, October 10, the reported update centers on visible exterior work across the former Muppets Courtyard area.

According to reports based on aerial photos, concrete work is now visible for a fountain feature in the developing Monstropolis area. The same reported update shows decorative additions appearing on entrance columns, suggesting more of the land’s monster-themed look is beginning to surface.

The reported construction view also shows extensive scaffolding around buildings being transformed in the area. That points to active exterior work still underway, not a finished guest-facing space.

The construction is taking place throughout Monstropolis at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, in the former Muppets Courtyard footprint. The report did not include an opening date, attraction opening details, or guest access timing.

What we know

What’s not confirmed

Disney has not confirmed in this report an opening date for Monstropolis, a final design for the fountain, or whether the visible entrance details are complete.

Disney also has not confirmed guest access timing, attraction details, restaurant details, or a construction completion schedule in the information available here. Treat this as a construction-progress sighting, not a finished-land announcement.

What it means for your trip

For now, this does not change how you should tour Disney’s Hollywood Studios. There is no confirmed opening date or guest-facing offering attached to this reported construction update, so do not build a park day around Monstropolis access yet.

The practical move is to plan Hollywood Studios around what is actually operating: Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance, Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway, Toy Story Land, Tower of Terror, and your Lightning Lane Multi Pass priorities. If Monstropolis construction affects nearby walkways or sightlines during your visit, treat it as a navigation adjustment, not a reason to change parks.

The useful signal is that exterior identity is starting to show. Once Disney confirms dates, attraction details, or dining plans, that is when this shifts from “interesting construction progress” to something that should affect your Hollywood Studios strategy.


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