Walt Disney Studios Park is being rebranded, and a “Final Take” farewell merchandise collection celebrates the end of an era and the magic of cinema.
Final Take Collection
Film Clapboard
The Walt Disney Studios film clapboard has “M. Mouse” in the director spot, “That’s a wrap!” for the scene, “16” as the take, and “0302” for the roll.
This design is featured on most of the other items in the farewell collection.
T-Shirt
The black T-shirt has the film clapboard sign in white and yellow, and it is surrounded by several white and yellow stars.
Mug
One side of the black mug has a slightly different film clapboard design in goldtone and white colors. The other side has an image of Mickey looking through an old-fashioned movie camera in goldtone and “That’s a wrap!” cursive text in white.
Keychain
The black and goldtone metal keychain is in the shape of a film clapboard, and it has the Scene, Take, and Roll text.
Lanyard
Lastly, the farewell collection has a lanyard with the film clapboard design and a black strap, which has stars, clapboard designs, and “Walt Disney Studios Park” text.
This collection can be found at several locations in Walt Disney Studios Park: Mickey’s of Hollywood Boutique, Walt Disney Studios Store, and Tower Hotel Gifts.
Walt Disney Studios Park Rebrand
Walt Disney Studios Park is being re-branded as Disney Adventure World in Spring 2026 when World of Frozen opens. World of Frozen is part of Adventure Bay, which will also include a Tangled spinning ride and an Up swing ride.
It will also be home to Regal View Restaurant and Lounge, a quick-service restaurant, and Gazebo Garden. A Lion King land will be added to Disney Adventure World at a later time.
Demolition of the entrance sign began recently with the removal of the park’s 3D letters.
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