Permit Suggests Monstropolis Playground at DHS

Published October 13, 2026

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A newly filed Walt Disney Imagineering permit points to a playground being built in the Monstropolis land under construction at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, according to reports published Tuesday, October 13. The permit covers the former site of the Stage 1 Company Store — the Muppets shop demolished after Muppets Courtyard closed last year to make way for Monstropolis — and lists Landscape Structures as the contractor.

As of Tuesday, October 13, that contractor name is the strongest signal in the filing: the company’s play-structure work is why reports are reading the permit as a playground rather than another retail or show building on that footprint.

Permits like this one describe scope and contractors, not guest-facing details. They also get filed well ahead of anything a guest can see, so the paperwork existing is not the same as a confirmed addition.

What’s not confirmed

Disney has not announced a playground in Monstropolis, and has not confirmed what will occupy the former Stage 1 Company Store site. No opening date, size, theme, height or age guidance, or name has been announced. The permit itself suggests the use; it does not confirm it.

What it means for your trip

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a playground confirmed for Monstropolis at Disney’s Hollywood Studios?

No. A Walt Disney Imagineering permit suggests one is planned, but Disney has not announced or confirmed a playground in Monstropolis.

Where in Monstropolis would the playground go?

The permit covers the former location of the Stage 1 Company Store, the Muppets store demolished after Muppets Courtyard closed last year.

When would the Monstropolis playground open?

No opening date has been announced, and the permit does not establish one.

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