Disney World’s Alien Encounter Resurrected as Bloody Parody Play

In a nostalgic twist, the infamous “Alien Encounter” from Disney World has been resurrected in a bold and gory parody play. The original attraction, named “The ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter,” made a brief but intense impact in the 1990s at Florida’s Magic Kingdom, leaving audiences with lasting memories of its innovative use of binaural sound and cutting-edge 4D effects.

While the original experience may have faded from memory for many, the spirit of “Alien Encounter” lives on in a new form at Trepany House’s parody production. Crafted by Adam Franklin and Amit Itelman and backed by Titmouse, this gruesome play promises to immerse viewers in a 25-minute encounter with a bloodthirsty extraterrestrial wreaking havoc on Earth.

Itelman, known for his expertise in special effects and creature design, brings his signature style to the production, drawing on his past successes with shows like “Bride of Blood.” The play’s storyline pays homage to Disney’s audacious concept, pushing the boundaries of traditional theater with its outrageous and unconventional narrative.

The production team, comprising talented individuals from Trepany House, is committed to delivering a one-of-a-kind experience that challenges the norms of live theater. By infusing the play with fresh creativity and a touch of madness, Itelman and Franklin aim to captivate audiences with a reimagined version of the original concept.

Despite the logistical challenges posed by the play’s graphic nature, Itelman remains undeterred, armed with practical solutions to manage the aftermath of each performance. His innovative approach to cleaning up the gallons of stage blood underscores his dedication to ensuring a seamless and memorable theatrical experience for all attendees.

For those eager to witness the revival of Disney World’s “Alien Encounter” in a new light, tickets and additional information about the show can be found on Trepany House’s official website. As this bloody parody play continues to captivate audiences, it serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of a once-controversial attraction that has found new life on the stage.