A few weeks back the story broke that the animatronic that has received so much attention from behind-the-scenes Disney-goers has gone missing, potentially stolen, along with Buzzy's in-show companion, Hypothalamus.
Though nothing is confirmed, this video posted by Mickey Views goes into detail about what was known when the story first broke. Another popular Disney-related content creator is expected to release a delve into this story soon.
This event unfolds shortly after many reports had been made of Buzzy's hands and clothing being stolen a few months back, where police reports were filed, confirming theft of these items. (NOTE: This article does not explain the situation appropriately, but should instead be used as a way to view the police report filed earlier in 2018 regarding the missing components)
Disney has also been reportedly giving Cranium Command some TLC, with tests of the attraction becoming more frequent, so many suspected Disney to be preparing a limited-time return to the spotlight for the ride during an event to capitalize on some nostalgia, in preparation for the approaching anniversary celebrations.
I know I am interested, and will be following this story as more information releases. It'd be a darn shame if this animatronic being stolen becomes the deciding factor behind Cranium Command not returning for showings.
For those not familiar with the attraction, it was the second attraction housed in the Wonders of Life pavilion prior to its closing in 2007, with the ride having stood intact ever since. The story itself was the original inspiration for the Disney Pixar film Inside Out.
Though nothing is confirmed, this video posted by Mickey Views goes into detail about what was known when the story first broke. Another popular Disney-related content creator is expected to release a delve into this story soon.
This event unfolds shortly after many reports had been made of Buzzy's hands and clothing being stolen a few months back, where police reports were filed, confirming theft of these items. (NOTE: This article does not explain the situation appropriately, but should instead be used as a way to view the police report filed earlier in 2018 regarding the missing components)
Disney has also been reportedly giving Cranium Command some TLC, with tests of the attraction becoming more frequent, so many suspected Disney to be preparing a limited-time return to the spotlight for the ride during an event to capitalize on some nostalgia, in preparation for the approaching anniversary celebrations.
I know I am interested, and will be following this story as more information releases. It'd be a darn shame if this animatronic being stolen becomes the deciding factor behind Cranium Command not returning for showings.
For those not familiar with the attraction, it was the second attraction housed in the Wonders of Life pavilion prior to its closing in 2007, with the ride having stood intact ever since. The story itself was the original inspiration for the Disney Pixar film Inside Out.
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