Hollywood Studios brings famous Hollywood attractions to the East Coast and brings the movie sets to life. Walking down Hollywood Boulevard, you can see the facades of Old-Hollywood-style shops, including a Five & Dime, while the chimes of the traffic lights changing echoes through the streets - all working together to transport you to your favorite classic movies.

     Taking a right down Sunset Boulevard, more shops, restaurants, and snack spots line the street, framing the way to The Hollywood Tower Hotel, which houses The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, where ghosts take you on a terrifying ride by taking over an elevator and dropping you. Deeper into Sunset Boulevard, you can find the Beauty and the Beast - Live on Stage show and the entrance to the nighttime show, Fantasmic!. Following the street past the Tower of Terror, you will find the adrenaline-spiking ride- Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith. Here, you will take a high-speed ride in a limo through the streets of L.A. to get to a concert and don't forget to stop by the show Disney Villains - Unfairly Ever After, where classic Disney villains sing and dance about how unfairly they've been treated. 

     As you travel back to the middle of the park, stop by The Hollywood Brown Derby or Dockside Diner for a bite to eat before heading over to Disney's version of the Chinese Theater, where you can ride Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway. Continue through the arches where, straight ahead, you could dance along with your favorite Disney Jr. Characters, take a tour of Star Wars movie memorabilia, see the Little Mermaid - A Musical Adventure, or Walt Disney Presents, a tribute to Walt and his dreams, and perhaps you will see some characters in Animation Courtyard before taking a stroll to Toy Story Land.

    Become the size of a toy and join your favorite Toy Story Characters as they play. Sit down for a meal at Roundup Rodeo BBQ, play virtual carnival games at Toy Story Mania, and hop aboard Slinky for a springy rollercoaster ride on Slinky Dog Dash. Don't forget to stop by Woody's Lunch Box for a fun treat and then join the Aliens on their Swirling Saucers before making your way to Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge.

     Find yourself on another planet where you can stop by the Droid Depot to build your own droid or Savi's Workshop to create a lightsaber. Grab a famous blue milk or try sips straight from another galaxy at Oga's Cantina. Then hop on the Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run, where you can be a pilot, engineer, or gunner for the Millennium Falcon. As you continue your journey, stop by Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo or Ronto Roasters for some out-of-this-world eats before taking a stroll through some more shops and on to Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance, where you get a front-seat view as the Resistance prepares to battle the First Order.

     Come back to earth for a moment as you continue your way through the backlot-esque section of Hollywood Studios, where we come to a fork in the road. To the left, you can find the ABC Commissary, Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant, a restaurant where you dine in cars while watching clips of old Sci-Fi movies, and BaseLine Tap House. To the right of the fork, you will venture back into the theme of Star Wars for a ride that sends you through the Galaxies on Star Tours. 

     The backlot tour isn't over yet, though; as you make your way back towards the middle of the park, you will find the Backlot Express for a quick meal, see the workings of a film set in action at Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular!, or join Anna and Elsa in a special live 30-minute sing-along version of Frozen. Heading towards the front of the park, we find two more dining options: 50's Prime Time Cafe, where you can enjoy home-style cooking and be treated like family, and Hollywood & Vine, a character dining set in an old diner. 

     Before you leave, make sure to stop by The Chinese Theater for the Wonderful World of Animation show, and enjoy the Nighttime show, Fantasmic!

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