See that large hotel sitting right beside Rock n’ Roller Coaster? Walk in and you’ll find yourself in the *twilight zone* – or more accurately, The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. This attraction, based on the popular TV series from the 60s hosted by Rod Sterling, is one of the most popular rides in Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Read more
Stop by Toy Story Land in Disney’s Hollywood Studios and you’ll find that this area is different from others you have been in at Walt Disney World. Here you find that you’re suddenly the same size as all of Andy’s toys. Best of all, you’ll also see that Andy has assembled his own roller coaster in his backyard just for Buzz, Woody and the gang – and you. Being the innovative kid Andy is, he pulled out all the stops to entertain everyone! Read more
Splash Mountain is one of the “mountains” of Magic Kingdom. This fun attraction takes you on a ride through a southern bayou where you may see your favorites such as Br’er Rabbit and Br’er Fox. It will also send you plummeting down 5 stories into the briar patch, but don’t worry, you won’t get too wet – unless you are sitting in the front row, then you can get really wet! Read more
Walt Disney has mastered the art of entertaining guests as they stand in line (or queue if you prefer). Yes, you are in line, so why not have something to do rather than standing there waiting? Expedition Everest is a great example of how to entertain guests while immersing them into the story line during the wait. Read more
At almost a mile long, with peak speeds of 65 mph, Test Track at Epcot is a thrilling ride you’ll want to experience again and again! But don’t take my word for it! 🙂 Read more