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Gave its final performance; the stage was demolished as Mickey's Starland was rebuilt into Mickey's Toontown Fair.
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Former Show · the memorial record
⚰ Permanently closed · Mar 11, 1996operated 6 years · 1990–1996
Also known as Mickey's Starland Show.
This show is gone, but its history stays documented — the full lifetime log is below.
Show history
the lifetime record- 1996
- 1993
Renamed 'Mickey's Starland Show'; Bonkers D. Bobcat joined the cast for the show's final iteration.
- 1991
Rotated its Disney Afternoon character lineup to track each new TV season, including a brief Roger Rabbit appearance in 1991.
- 1990
Opened at Mickey's Starland as a live stage show promoting the Disney Afternoon TV characters, hosted by Mickey Mouse and a human co-host named C.J., replacing the Birthdayland-era 'Minnie's Surprise Party'.
Minnie's Surprise Party→Mickey's Magical TV WorldD23 and waltdatedworld cite an April 26, 1990 show premiere; the surrounding land, Mickey's Starland, reopened May 26, 1990.Tracked byTheme Park Patch Notes
Questions & answers
When did Mickey's Magical TV World open?
Per the documented record, Mickey's Magical TV World at Magic Kingdom opened on Apr 26, 1990.
When did Mickey's Magical TV World last close for refurbishment?
The most recent closure/refurbishment documented for Mickey's Magical TV World is dated Mar 11, 1996: Gave its final performance; the stage was demolished as Mickey's Starland was rebuilt into Mickey's Toontown Fair.
What changed recently on Mickey's Magical TV World?
The latest documented change (documented Mar 11, 1996): Gave its final performance; the stage was demolished as Mickey's Starland was rebuilt into Mickey's Toontown Fair.
How many changes are on record for Mickey's Magical TV World?
4 documented changes, dating back to 1990 — the fan-kept show changelog nobody else keeps.
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