“They’re eating the dogs, they’re eating the cats”
Pet Shenanigans
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Judging from the date I would guess it was the board for the mural that they did for the summer art event.
YES!!! THATS WHAT IT WAS!
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That's too bad if nothing fills in the empty theater. A nice bird show, like the ones the park used to have back in the old days, would have been prefect for it.
I agree, i definitely think an animal educational show. However, the theater still sits in a state of dis repair. It may end up being torn down at some point sadly given its continued neglect but time will tell.
Definitely agree with this given it is outdoors and under tree cover. That is a known recipe for quick rotting.
Agree it would be great to see the theater back in use, but after seeing so many SBNO theaters at Universal Orlando, along with sparse crowds at the Animal Attractions show, I wouldn't hold mu breath. Perhaps shows have run their course at theme parks?
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When Pet Shenanigans existed it was the most attended show in the park several years running. It's return continues to be amongst the most requested things from guests. While I believe it's extremely unlikely that we see anything like it return popularity is not the reason that it's gone ot will not return.
IIRC, the animal training / rescue group that was responsible for putting on Pet Shenanigans folded in 2020 because of the impacts from Covid and all their animals were put up for adoption.
Not just responsible for putting on the show but they actually own the rights to everything but name. BGW couldn't just higher another company show them the footage and ask them to reproduce it. It would have to be something totally different. I know from solid sourcing that an inquiry was made a while back about trying to get a release of those rights. Unfortunately things that happened during Covid have left a lot of bad blood and there was no interest in releasing them for anything close to a reasonable amount of money as long as SEAS was involved.