Did Disney Just Give Away the new Hollywood Studios Name?

[PlutoTheDog89]

Purely speculation... but I noticed this in the story for the new bar and eatery, Baseline Tap House:

Baseline Tap House opened today on Grand Avenue at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, in storyline, an abandoned L.A. printing company that once worked with the Walt Disney Studios in the 1950’s.

I found this interesting and feel like it could work for Hollywood Studios. Walt Disney Studios has a nice name to it. I'm not sure if I'd rather it be a studio and you're walking across different movie sets, or do a story where you're on a working set or in Hollywood near Walt Disney Studio and there will be portals into different movie universes (Toy Story and Star Wars). I think the latter works. Have the main portion of DHS be a studio or location based in Hollywood—real Hollywood. The Tower Hotel could be the famous hotel you can stay at; Rock 'n' Roller Coaster remains the record studio; revamp the stores to be more modern Hollywood (have a Rodeo Drive area with higher-end Disney merchandise—like the non-Disney-looking brand they made for men; then have this area be the bar and street that sucks you into the movie.

Just an idea..

 

[FastPasser.]

As many others have posted, DHS is no longer a working studio, the new name will not have the word "studios" in the name. It will be called "Disney's Hollywood Adventure".

 

[MattsPrincess]

I think they mean the theme for the restaurant is that it's supposed to be in an old printing house that worked with Disney Studios. Like, the actual studio that was making the Disney movies back in the 50's. I don't think it was a reference to the park at all. That's how I read it, anyways.

 

[FastPasser.]

Walt Disney Studios has a nice name to it.

or in Hollywood near Walt Disney Studio

I don't think it was a reference to the park at all. That's how I read it, anyways.

As the poster used it twice, I took it to mean that they felt it would be an appropriate name.

Except for Indy, Disney has removed attractions that had a connection to a working studio, the Backlot Tour, LMA, Streets of America, the GMR and the water tower. The new theme is movie immersion. IMO, a name with the word studio doesn't support the immersion strategy, but Disney's Hollywood Adventure does.