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We're looking at rides in Disney's Hollywood Studios to decide which we would Keep, Change, or Close!
If you've been stuck in a LONG Disney line, you'll know how easy it is to get bored quickly. That's why we have these tips on how to make waiting enjoyable!
We're taking you on a photo tour of the holiday decor at Disney's Hollywood Studios!
Disney's Hollywood Studios has given a park icon a fresh new look! Check it out here!
The Star Wars movie franchise has been with us since 1977. While Star Wars characters have been popular Halloween costumes ever since, Disney has made them even more popular by bringing them to life in the parks. Before Galaxy’s Edge, Disney Hollywood Studios has hosted many events based on the movies. Even today, you can … Continue reading "Disney Pic of the Week: Halloween Star Wars"
Grab your stretchy pants and let's get snackin,' everybody! We're back with part 2 to tell you all about the best eats and restaurants in Walt Disney World!
The final trailer for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker dropped earlier this week. It got me in the mood to look through some of my Disney’s Hollywood Studios photos from the saga. I also subscribe to a few photography newsletters and it seems every month there are articles about how to get sharp photos. This … Continue reading "Sharp Star Wars Photos at Disney’s Hollywood Studios"
More menu name changes come to Docking Bay 7 in Hollywood Studios' Star Wars; Galaxy's Edge. Find out more here!
The Wizard of Oz was released in 1939 and became one of MGM Studios most profitable ventures. The movie was based on the literary works of L. Frank Baum.
Two years before the release of The Wizard of Oz, Walt Disney expressed interest in purchasing the rights to Baum’s stories.
But with work on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Pinocchio occupying all of his studio’s attention, Walt passed on pursuing Baum’s works until 1954.
