Disney didn't make a formal announcement, but a closer look at a Monstropolis bulletin board on display at D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event in Anaheim revealed four details that haven't been officially shared yet — and they paint a more vivid picture of what the upcoming Hollywood Studios land will feel like.
The display included a street-level view of a venue called the Glob Theater, complete with a small saxophone sticker that hints at live music or a musical-style show. Nearby Post-It notes called out several named locations along the same street: Mike and Sully's, Tony's Grossery, and Art's Gallery — suggesting these could be retail shops guests will browse when the land opens.
Another note referenced "Hidden City Cafe," a coffee shop that appears briefly in the original Monsters, Inc. film. Disney has not yet announced what will replace PizzaRizzo, but the mention has fans speculating this in-universe café could be the incoming quick-service option. The display also included fresh concept art of Harryhausen's — the sushi restaurant from the movie — alongside two stills taken from inside the restaurant as it appears in the film, raising hopes that the iconic Sushi Chef scene could somehow come to life in the real-world version.
The one attraction Disney has been more open about is a hanging door roller coaster inspired by the scene where Mike and Sulley race through doors searching for Boo. Beyond that, the land's full scope is still largely under wraps, with more announcements expected as D23 weekend continues.
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Details were first reported by Disney Food Blog, whose writers attended D23 as invited media guests.
