From John Stamos to “Weird Al” Yankovic, the Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Florida will include some fun celebrity cameos.
The coaster first opened in 1999, featuring music from Aerosmith. It officially closed on March 2 to make way for a re-theming featuring The Muppets, and is set to re-open on May 26.
Throughout the ride’s queue, there will be celebrity cameos, including Awkwafina, Danny Trejo, Darren Criss, Stamos, Neil Patrick Harris, Travis Barker, Yvette Nicole Brown, Wayne Brady, and Yankovic. On Thursday, Disney Parks posted photos of these celebrities next to the Muppet characters.
Fans quickly took to Disney’s comment section to express their excitement for the upcoming cameos.
“I was plenty surprised with Wayne Brady,” one fan commented. “I am extremely excited for Weird Al.”
“I love that Danny Trejo seemingly signs up for any Muppet cameo he can possibly take,” one fan joked, referring to Trejo’s multiple appearances in Muppet sketches.
The Muppets recently returned to The Muppet Show for a special episode featuring Sabrina Carpenter.
One fan suggested that these celebrities could have more than just a cameo alongside The Muppets. “This would also be an amazing line up of hosts for a new season of The Muppet Show,” the fan commented. “Just sayin’.”
Shortly before announcing these celebrity cameos on social media, Disney Parks released the official song list for the Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster. Alongside previously announced covers of Blur’s “Song 2” and Steppenwolf’s “Born To Be Wild” featuring Camilla the Chicken, the ride will also include “Love Rollercoaster” featuring Jennifer Hudson and Questlove, “Rock! Rock! (Till You Drop)” featuring Def Leppard, and “Walking on Sunshine” featuring Kelly Clarkson.
With the help of Muppet Labs, the re-themed coaster will take fans on a “twisting, turning, and screamingly fun” road trip across Hollywood. See the first look of The Electric Mayhem on the coaster here:
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