CityWalk Update: Cowfish Opens, Nascar Closes (PART 2)


Welcome to PART 2 of our newest CityWalk Orlando photo-report, Orlando Theme Park News Readers! PART 1 can be found by clicking here.
In the previous part of this update, we took a good look around the great Cowfish restaurant, which started soft-opening to all Guests just a few days ago. Now we'll continue to explore the rest of this area, including the stage reserved for the Steve Harvey Show, the NASCAR Sports Grille, and more:


It has been confirmed that the stage next door will not come back:



A large stage has been set up in front of the lagoon to be used as part of the Steve Harvey Show:



This special production will take place again today and tomorrow:







The stage:





The seating area:







More show-related activities taking place around the lagoon:





Nearby, the NASCAR Sports Grille officially closed its doors for the very last time:



Let's take a quick look around:



Sorry, the moose out front should have told ya:


All the banners are gone:









Both marquees still remain:



The bar is closed as well:









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PHOTOS BY: Alex, Official Orlando Theme Park News Photographer and Team Member. © Disney, All Rights Reserved

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6 comments:

  1. Was told by an inside source that some kind of interactive experience will replace Nascar. Source did not know if it's a restaurant or attraction.

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  2. Jekyll and Hyde's is coming!

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  3. There's the Jekyll and Hyde guy right on cue.

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  4. "Moose out front!" LOL

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  5. JEKYLL & HYDE!!!!! BRING IT!

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  6. Comcast has operated a successful NBC Sports Cafe prototype in Philadelphia for the past couple years. Considering the Comcast/NBC/Universal synergy, I would think that they would like to bring that concept to City Walk.

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