Walt Disney World has always been a place of wonder and change, constantly evolving to offer new experiences. While I understand the need to keep the Parks fresh and exciting, I can’t help but feel a pang of sadness at the closure of Muppet Vision 3D. For me, it wasn’t just an attraction; it was a nostalgic anchor.

As a kid, I wasn’t one for the more intense rides. The towering coasters felt a little too overwhelming. Instead, I gravitated toward the shows, where I could immerse myself in what the Mouse had to offer without the shot of adrenaline. Of them all, Muppet Vision 3D was my favorite.

The zany humor, the delightful chaos of the Muppets, and the interactive 3D effects all combined to create an experience that never failed to make me laugh. Even as I got older, it remained a staple of my visits. It was endlessly entertaining.

I’ve been looking through a few photos I took during a family trip back in 2005. They’re far from perfect—this was long before I fell in love with photography—but they still hold a charm that’s hard to explain. Blurry or not, they capture a piece of my childhood.