Jason Dillon

Doing a 180 takes us to the next wall of @disneyparks and @heritageauctions The Disney Experiences Auction, with a section that collectively sold for over $200,000! Kermit here went for over half that price, but let’s take a look at the space that inspired these high rollers.

This section is inspired by the backside of Muppet*Vision 3D, the recently closed fan-favorite attraction that these items are from. While they once hung in the theater for people to see, they’re now out back of Rizzo’s Props Department before they’re auctioned to their next home.

The middle of this display was once meant to show the inside of the theater, but was adapted to peer out to the Kermit clock that sat outside the land’s store.

The display is capped with a Miss Piggy ornamentation and graffiti that only Animal would dare spray on the beloved theater.

A closer look at the 3D glasses box. If the clock’s hand lengths were swapped, the time would read 6:08, a nod to the attraction’s closure on June 8, 2025.

A look down the line of the wall.

A closer look at the Miss Piggy ornamentation.

Me in front of the wall! We’ll go over it in another post, but the perpendicular wall has one of the towers of the entrance of Hollywood Studios to signify a transition to the specific park from the generic Walt Disney World sign wall.

Here are layout sketches and references! The center part of the wall changed pretty late into the process, so creating it was a bit of improvising and adapting the story I wanted to tell with it. Overall, I still think people enjoyed it and were glad to see these in person one more time!