PHOTO: New Logo Unveiled for Disney’s Hollywood Studios During 30th Anniversary Ceremony

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PHOTO: New Logo Unveiled for Disney’s Hollywood Studios During 30th Anniversary Ceremony

Disney released a new Hollywood Studios logo today during the Disney’s Hollywood Studios 30th Anniversary Celebration. The new logo has BB-8, Mickey and Woody inside the “Hollywood”, representing the past, present, and future of Hollywood Studios.

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The logo will be placed on the Animation Courtyard arch soon.

How do you feel about the logo? Sound off in the comments!

Stay tuned to WDWNT for all your Disney’s Hollywood Studios 30th Anniversary coverage!

23 thoughts on “PHOTO: New Logo Unveiled for Disney’s Hollywood Studios During 30th Anniversary Ceremony”

  1. I feel like this “new” logo lacks creativity and is a dumbed down version of Disney simply selling the three major selling points of their park when it’s complete.

  2. DUH, its not in Hollywood, but considering all the other suggestions, this one stands out. However the text is to plain.

  3. Looks great! Love the updated logo! Very cool idea to make use of the O’s like that, for the characters to hang out in. Provides opportunities to change around who’s in the O’s as well, for more merchandise/posters.

  4. Very mixed feelings tbh. I quite like the clean modern look, not crazy about the character choice.

  5. Well, it’s…. definitely the word HOLLYWOOD written in Futura Bold. And some characters stuck in there.
    Not the most creative or imaginative logo, or a “logo” at all, really.

  6. Pretty typical of today’s Disney all around — lacking any creativity and totally bland, used as an opportunity to sell its own characters. Thumbs way, way down.

  7. I don’t really see how this represents the past….but I guess there isn’t really any of the original MGM studios left to represent! 😂

  8. This isn’t scalable at all. There was definitely a higher up demanding more characters, because no designer would think this was a good idea. It feels like something a foreign licensing company would create for a dollar store coloring book.

  9. A pretty good evolution. I do like how each “O” highlights a different style of animation. traditional 2D animation, 3D animation, and CGI with live action.

  10. Speaking as a designer, this is absolutely terrible. The kerning is awful, Mickey (the most recognizable character) blends into the black of the “O” and “W”, reproducing this at various sizes is going to be an absolute nightmare, etc, etc. I could go on for days. There was a lot going on in the old logo and it was far from perfect, but it had energy and the type had character (that W!). Not sure who did this or okayed it but this is such a misstep.

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