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Disney Hollywood Studios™
Lights... camera... and the stage is set for plenty of action! The glitz and glamour of showbiz take center stage at the Disney Hollywood Studios™. Butthe star is you!
Act one:
Get in the Hot Seat of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire – Play It! and win exclusive Disney prizes in this exact replica of the high-tech New York set where everybody plays along. You might even win a Disney Cruise for your family!* Go behind-the-scenes on the Disney Hollywood Studios™ Backlot Tour and size up the costumes, peer at the props and check out the homes of some of your favorite movie and TV shows. But, when you get to Catastrophe Canyon, look out!
Act Two:Watch the star-studded line-up of whimsical limos in the Disney Stars and Motor Cars Parade...and with big names like the Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Hercules and Mulan, your camera had better be close by. Laugh, play and sing along at Playhouse Disney – Live on Stage, featuring Bear in the Big Blue HouseTM, Rolie Polie Olie, Stanley and more of your Disney Channel favorites. Be mesmerized by the Broadway-style extravaganza, Beauty and the Beast – Live on Stage. Then, take a dive under the sea with Ariel, Sebastian and Flounder for Voyage of the Little Mermaid.
Act Three:Catch the up-and-down beat of Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster® Starring Aerosmith in a twistin’, turnin’, loopin’ limo ride that is sure to get your adrenaline jammin’. Blast off in a runaway star-speeder zooming through space in Star Tours, the ultimate Star WarsTM thrill ride. And you’ll never experience the same fear twice at the new Twilight Zone Tower of TerrorTM. Just drop in...if you dare...and see for yourself.
Act Four: Light up the night with Fantasmic!, an extravaganza of lasers, lights, dancing waters and special effects, synchronized to favorite Disney melodies. It’s good versus evil as Disney villains turn fantasy into nightmare...and only Sorcerer Mickey can orchestrate the outcome!
Tips for Disney's MGM Orlando1. Arrive early. If you park close enough, you can easily walk to the entrance.
2. If you haven't the day before, make a reservation for lunch or dinner as soon as you get to the park. You can do this directly with the restaurant or at the Hollywood Junction Red Car Station. We highly recommend the Sci-Fi Drive-In. The unique indoor drive-in movie theater atmosphere is entertaining for adults and children. The food is good too, with tasty burgers and rich shakes, as well as a few vegetarian items on the menu.
3. If thrills are your passion, head straight for the Tower of Terror and Rock n Roller Coaster. Grab a Fast Pass for whichever has the longest wait.
4. If you're traveling with small children, make a point of seeing the Playhouse Disney show. Characters from "Bear in the Big Blue House", "Out of the Box" and "Stanley" lead the children in singing and dancing. The production of the show is impressive for parents, and the kids love it.
5. Many of MGM's attractions are scheduled shows or popular rides, so you may want to take a break mid-morning and plan out the rest of your day. You can now hold more than one Fast Pass at a time - most rides allow you to obtain another Fast Pass as long as two hours have passed since obtaining your previous one. By afternoon, you may have a more structured day, but you'll spend less time waiting in lines.
6. Get to scheduled shows early to ensure a seat - at least 15-20 min. before show time.
7. Everybody loves a parade. But if you don't, or if you're in a group with small children, leave the kids with a less thrill-seeking adult to watch the parade, and take off for the Tower of Terror or Rock n Roller Coaster - often the lines are down to 20 minutes during parades or the finale show.
8. Don't miss Fantasmic - the finale show that's a myriad of fireworks, live action and animation projected onto a screen of water. It is unforgettable. There is stadium seating and is easily accessed by wheelchairs. The walkway to get to the stadium is quite a walk from the main stretch of the park, so allow for plenty of time before the show starts. The show is usually around 7pm and then again at closing. The later show will be less crowded and easier to get into than the earlier show.
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