What Disney fans are doing to the Hollywood Studios 30th anniversary logo

As soon as Disney released the Hollywood Studios 30th anniversary logo on New Year’s Eve featuring Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Disney fans responded posting memes featuring a variety of characters, buildings and even Disney executives.

The logo is a large 30 with Mickey and Minnie tucked inside the zero. As soon as the image was released fans started populating the zero with many other images and posting them on Twitter.

Now, let’s see what Disney fans on Twitter did to the logo.

Let's just get to the point with these #Studios30 logos, shall we? 🙂

Rocketeer by: @xjoshbaileyx
Roger by: @mysticflights pic.twitter.com/A93SnEGUAI

— Joshua L Harris (@JLHomni) January 2, 2019

Let’s break down the images. During the summer of 1991, the nightly Sorcery in the Sky Fireworks at Hollywood Studios was enhanced to feature a special scene to promote “The Rocketeer.”  When Disney MGM-Studios opened there was a proposed Roger Rabbit ride that never took place. Dick Tracy did show up at Hollywood Studios when the film came out and there were plans for a ride. But the 1990 film was not the box office success Disney hoped for and problems over the rights of the character took place, so the plans were shelved.

Inspired by @mysticflights and a variety of other folks, I quickly put this together when I should have been sleeping (I could have done way better on the lights, but it's 2 AM, so…) #Studios30 pic.twitter.com/Ca32SoUVta

— Brian (@bjhiggins) January 3, 2019

An homage to The Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights .

#Studios30 pic.twitter.com/4TzNV4UvrI

— Gidg Walhamar (@GidgWalhamar) January 2, 2019

#Studios30 pic.twitter.com/PhQRpD5H1x

— Gidg Walhamar (@GidgWalhamar) January 2, 2019

Before you say this is wrong, you really don’t know where he is 😉#Studios30 pic.twitter.com/MT1NKmVFkz

— BackStageDizney (@BackStageDizney) January 3, 2019

Aren't we forgetting something? #HollywoodStudios #Studios30 pic.twitter.com/luaRE9bnqo

— AlexValve (@AlexValve) January 3, 2019

30 years of passing the Endor moon… #HollywoodStudios pic.twitter.com/jCN1BLEkxh

— Phil • The Horizoneer (@TheHorizoneer) January 2, 2019

https://twitter.com/RyanSerowinski/status/1080714317715132416

Alright guys, these are a little too fun to do and I gotta get back to work, but here's The MMC 🙂#Studios30 pic.twitter.com/FWQbhzYPcc

— Joshua L Harris (@JLHomni) January 3, 2019

https://twitter.com/WDWFanBoys/status/1080267479677575169

Ok, last one… (for now) #HollywoodStudios pic.twitter.com/blT74KwG6p

— ResortEars (@ResortEars) January 2, 2019

Say… Am I doing this right? #HollywoodStudios pic.twitter.com/nJGheskEnB

— Ryan Ogilvie (@ryanogs) January 3, 2019

Bob Chapek, the Chairman of Parks, Experiences and Consumer Products, for the Walt Disney Co.

Let’s give credit where credit is due. #Studios30 pic.twitter.com/1jGiS7L8Hz

— WDW Tales Podcast (@WDWTales) January 3, 2019

Michael Eisner, former Chairman and CEO of the Walt Disney Co., who came up with the idea to build a new park and dedicated the park on May 1, 1989.