Hollywood Studios

When I first started visiting Disney, it was still called MGM. The first time my husband visited, it wasn’t even open yet (like ever). These days, it seems like people either love or hate Hollywood Studios. If you’re a Star Wars fan, it’s a must-do park. For others, it feels too hot, or like there’s not enough ride variety to make it worth a day.
For me, it’s actually one of my favorite parks and we had the absolute best time on our last visit. With the right ride order and scheduling all the amazing shows in between lightning lanes, you can see and do everything with time to spare.
Ride Videos & Planning Guide
Below you’ll find first-person POV ride videos organized by land/area for this park. These are included to help you get a better sense of each attraction so you can decide what feels right for you and your family before purchasing Lightning Lane passes or waiting in standby lines.
Keep in mind that some attractions are dark, fast, or highly immersive, so videos may not fully reflect the real experience. However, they can still be helpful for understanding ride intensity, movement, and overall vibe.
You’ll also notice that full show recordings are not included. Some experiences are best enjoyed for the first time in person. However, I’ve included show run times and noted when each one is a good opportunity for a break in the air conditioning.
Hollywood Boulevard
Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway
Echo Lake
Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular (30-35 minutes, open air)
Star Tours – the Adventure Continues (simulator, 3D)
For the First Time In Forever – A Frozen Sing-Along Celebration (25-30 minutes, indoors)
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
Millenium Falcon: Smuggler’s Run
Toy Story Land
Animation Courtyard
The Little Mermaid – A Musical Adventure (18 minutes, indoors)
Sunset Boulevard
Disney Villains: Unfairly Ever After (18 minutes, indoors)
The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
Beauty and the Beast Live on Stage (25 minutes, open air)
Fantasmic! (30 minutes, outdoors)
