I don't think I got to see the whole show, but I plan on doing that next week. It's entertaining and I recommend it even if you don't know the story, just because of the unique puppets.
Disney World isn't the only theme park laying off musicians. Universal is closing the Beetlejuice show later in 2015 along with the Disaster attraction and replacing them with a Fast & Furious ride of some sort.
Meanwhile, here's the Wolfman from Beetlejuice's Graveyard Mash Up.
It looks like we'll luck out and be able to see Beetlejuice and his Graveyard Mash Up at Pixelmania. The show will apparently be open through the end of the year.
Change seems to be a constant at all Orlando theme parks these days. Shutterbutton's Photography Studio was in this building for just over a year, but now has moved up onto the main part of Diagon Alley, taking over the former location of Eeylops Owl Emporium.
For the young wizard on the go, here are three fun destinations: King's Cross station (where you can catch the Hogwarts Express), The Leaky Cauldron (gateway to Diagon Alley) and an unassuming phone booth that serves as the visitor entrance to the Ministry of Magic. Dial 62442 to get into the Ministry.
Here's another shot of the lovely Celestina Warbeck. In every show they pull a volunteer out of the audience. The winner this time bears an uncanny resemblance to Arthur Weasley.
In a dark alley next to the Magical Menagerie, this snake speaks to you. If you can understand it, you, like Voldemort and Harry Potter, are a Parselmouth.
I really enjoy watching The Tale of the Three Brothers in Diagon Alley. Especially when the puppeteers are cute.
I was doing research for my Flickr caption and discovered some concept art for Antioch Peverell. His puppet looks just like the man depicted in the art.
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