The Monsters land, featuring a suspended-vehicle roller coaster, will be added to the south side of the park, according to a Friday post on the official Disney Parks Blog, and this will displace MuppetVision 3D, the show that has been in place since 1991.

In August, when Disney announced a host of huge changes and additions to its theme parks, some of the critical details were left out. Disney was happy to announce what was being added, but was cagey in some cases about what was being removed to make room.

Big changes are happening at Disney World in Florida. The company has announced that it plans to shutdown a popular Muppets attraction to make room for a new Monsters, Inc.-themed area and ride. And there was bad news for Aerosmith fans,

Disney has officially announced that the Muppets will be taking over Rock 'n' Roller Coaster at Disney's Hollywood Studios, replacing Aerosmith. The news comes after years of speculation about the future of Aerosmith's involvement with the popular thrill ride at Walt Disney World.

Walt Disney World confirms several changes coming to Hollywood Studios, including Monsters Inc. taking over the Muppets Courtyard.

Walt Disney World has announced some major changes at its Hollywood Studios park. The Muppets 3D show will come to an end, and Aerosmith will no longer be the stars of the “Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster.” The Muppets will be featured as the stars of the Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster ride in the future.

Disney World has major new moves coming to Hollywood Studios that has fans excited for what’s next, while mourning for what will be lost. The “Monsters, Inc.”-themed land — which will feature a new coaster and theater show — will mark the end to the longtime MuppetVision 3D. The Muppets show has been playing since 1991.

Walt Disney World Resort announced that Muppets Vision 3D will close to make way for the new Monsters Inc. land in Hollywood Studios.

Disney is closing Muppet Vision 3D to make room for its new Monsters, Inc.-themed land, but the Muppets will take over the Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster.

Disney Experiences on Nov. 22 announced a series of upcoming changes for Disney's Hollywood Studios in Orlando, including where a new land themed on the Pixar film "Monsters, Inc." is headed within the park.

Orlando’s forthcoming Monsters, Inc. land was originally announced at D23 as part of a major planned upheaval to the parks. The new Hollywood Studios extension will feature Monstropolis-themed shopping and dining,