Disney isn’t just quietly retheming Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster—it’s starting to peel back the curtain on what this new version is actually going to feel like. And if this latest reveal is any indication, the experience is going to lean heavily into something fans have been curious about from the very beginning: the music.Credit: DisneyFor weeks, there’s been speculation about what kind of soundtrack would replace Aerosmith’s iconic presence. Would Disney go original? Would it lean into classic Muppets chaos? Now, we finally have our first real answer—and it came in the form of a leaked (and quickly confirmed) track that sets the tone for everything.And honestly, it’s not what most people expected.The First Song Sets the ToneThe first track revealed for Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets is “Song 2”—a well-known hit originally performed by Blur. But this won’t be the version you remember. Instead, it’s expected to be reworked and performed by The Electric Mayhem, the legendary Muppet band that’s now taking over the attraction.That choice alone says a lot.“Song 2” is loud, fast, and chaotic in the best way possible. It’s the kind of track that fits a high-speed launch coaster almost perfectly. The energy matches the ride’s intensity, but the Muppets twist gives it a completely different personality. Instead of feeling like a backstage pass to a real-world concert, this version leans into something more playful, unpredictable, and just a little ridiculous.And that’s exactly where Disney seems to be taking this ride.Rather than trying to replicate what worked with Aerosmith, the new version appears to be building its own identity—one that blends high-energy music with classic Muppets humor.Multiple Songs—But Not Total RandomnessOne of the biggest questions surrounding the retheme has been how Disney would handle the music system itself. The original ride featured different songs depending on which limo you boarded, and fans have been wondering if the new version would follow a similar structure—or go in a completely different direction.Now we know.Each train will feature a specific song tied to it, much like the previous version of the attraction.Credit: Inside the MagicThat might sound familiar, but there’s an important difference here.Unlike Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind, where the song selection is completely random every time you ride, this won’t be a surprise system. You won’t board the coaster wondering which track you’ll get at the last second. Instead, each train will have its own assigned song, meaning your experience will depend on which vehicle you’re placed in.That subtle change actually matters more than it might seem.With Cosmic Rewind, the randomness is part of the appeal. Every ride feels different because you never know what you’re going to get. But with Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster, Disney appears to be aiming for something a bit more controlled. By tying songs to specific trains, they can better sync the music with the ride experience itself.That opens the door for more precise timing, better storytelling beats, and even specific visual gags that match each track.In other words, this isn’t just about swapping out songs—it’s about designing multiple versions of the same ride that each feel intentionally crafted.The Electric Mayhem Takes Center StageAt the heart of all of this is The Electric Mayhem, a band that’s been part of The Muppets universe for decades but has never had this kind of spotlight in the parks before.Dr. Teeth, Animal, Floyd Pepper, Janice, Zoot, and Lips are stepping into the role once held by Aerosmith, and that shift changes the entire tone of the attraction.Instead of a high-stakes rush to make it to a real concert, the story now leans into Muppets-style chaos. Guests are still heading to a show, but the journey there is anything but normal. The narrative involves a VIP tour gone wrong, a last-minute scramble to make it across town, and a limo ride that’s been modified by Muppet Labs.That alone gives Disney a lot more creative freedom.With the Muppets, things don’t have to make perfect sense. The ride can break its own rules, throw in visual jokes, and lean into absurd moments that wouldn’t fit the original version. And when you combine that with a rotating soundtrack, it creates a setup where each ride-through can feel slightly different—even if the track layout stays the same.Full Soundtrack Reveal Coming April 16Another interesting piece of this rollout is how Disney is choosing to reveal the music—and now we know when the full picture is coming into focus.Instead of dropping the full tracklist all at once, Disney has been teasing songs one by one, building anticipation as the opening date gets closer. But that slow rollout won’t last much longer. The rest of the soundtrack is expected to be officially revealed on Thursday, April 16.Credit: DisneyThat date suddenly becomes a big moment for fans.It’s when we’ll finally see how deep Disney is going with this concept. Will the ride lean heavily on recognizable rock tracks? Will there be unexpected picks that match the Muppets’ chaotic style? Or could there even be original material mixed in?The first reveal already set a very specific tone—fast, loud, and a little offbeat. Now the question is whether the rest of the soundtrack follows that same energy or branches out into something more varied.Either way, April 16 is shaping up to be the day that really defines what this ride will feel like.The Ride Itself Is Getting a Fresh IdentityWhile the music is getting most of the attention right now, it’s not the only thing changing.The exterior of the attraction is being updated, the queue is expected to feature new props and references, and the entire experience is being reworked to fit the Muppets theme.Even the story setup has been adjusted. The ride still takes place at G-Force Records, but it now belongs to Scooter’s uncle, tying everything back into the Muppets world in a way that feels cohesive.It’s a full transformation—not just a surface-level retheme.And that’s important, because Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster has always been one of the most recognizable rides in Hollywood Studios. Changing it means taking a risk, especially when the original version had such a strong following.But by leaning into something completely different instead of trying to copy the past, Disney is giving this new version a better chance to stand on its own.Opening This SummerAll of this is building toward one key moment: the ride’s return.Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets is set to open later this summer, and as that date gets closer, expect more details to start coming out. More songs will likely be revealed, more story elements will be teased, and we’ll get a clearer picture of how everything comes together.Credit: DisneyBut even now, the direction is becoming clear.This isn’t just a simple update. It’s a reimagining that changes how the ride feels, how it sounds, and how guests experience it from start to finish.And if the first song is anything to go by, Disney is aiming for something that’s just as high-energy as before—but with a completely different personality driving it.For fans, that’s either going to be a big win or a major adjustment.Either way, it’s going to be something people talk about the moment those limos start rolling again.The post First Leaked Track From Muppets Coaster Signals Major Reveal on April 16 appeared first on Inside the Magic.