times, Chef decides to use a cannon. This causes an explosion as the theater blows up, tearing a hole in the screen, as well as "revealing" some bricks and sheetrock throughout the main theater, and revealing what is on the "other side" of the screen: guests at a Disney Park. Statler and Waldorf (now hiding in their box), hold up white flags in surrender. Kermit then appears on the back of a fire engine through the hole to apologize for the chaos. He then bids the audience farewell and the curtains close. Waldo appears one last time and shape shifts into Mickey Mouse so that nobody would recognize him. However, he shape shifts back to his true form as a vacuum sucks him up. Bean comments on what a cute ending the show was as the curtains on his balcony close. Statler asks Waldorf what he thought of the show. He asks Statler if they have time to go to the bathroom before the next shows starts. He replies that they cannot, because "We're bolted to the seats." Then the curtains on their balcony close, concluding the show and a cast member thanks the audience for coming, while reminding them to return their 3D glasses into the bins outside of the theater. Aside from the Muppets on-screen, there are also a number of in-theater Muppets, mostly audio-animatronic, that interact with the show. Statler and Waldorf heckle from a balcony near the screen, an orchestra of penguins rises into sight to perform, and the Swedish Chef "operates" the film projector from the booth above and behind the audience. Cast Jim Henson – Kermit the Frog, Waldorf, The Swedish Chef Frank Oz – Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Sam Eagle, Boss (Construction Worker) Dave Goelz – Gonzo, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, Zoot, Rick, Dinah Richard Hunt – Scooter, Statler, Beaker, Sweetums, Chuck, Chicken Steve Whitmire – Waldo C. Graphic, Bean Bunny, Rizzo the Rat Jerry Nelson - Camilla the Chicken John Henson – Sweetums (on-screen only) David Rudman – Roy, Max Kathryn Mullen - Dorothy Wayne Allwine – Waldo's impersonation of Mickey Mouse Additional performers include; Kevin Carlson, Rick Lyon, Allan Trautman, Rickey Boyd, Bruce Lanoil, Terri Hardin, Steven Ritz-Barr, Len Levitt, and Mark Bryan Wilson. Gallery See also List of 3D films List of amusement rides based on television franchises The Muppets Present: Great Moments in American History Notes References External links Official