Disney-MGM Studios

Was with my school in 9th grade i was in chorus and we where singing there for a bunch of people…we got free tickets so it rocked….i hopeto go again soon though once i get the money i’m deff. headin’ back down there!

I LOVE THIS PLACE. Its my favorite of all the disney parks. IT ACCTUALLY HAS THRILL RIDES. I lovee rockin’ roller coaster and tower of terror (though the creepy twilight zone crap I could live without) and Muppets 3-D is my favorite show. :D I highly reccomend this one park if you only get to go to one.

I’m a muppet fan. I loved the 3D vision!

Loved the Tower of Terror ride. But my friends didn’t want to ride it more than once, so I was disappointed by that.

Never EVER go there during summer! You will sweat like a pig!

Go there ONLY if you have kids. Otherwise a BIG NO!
The whole disney world is just for kids. Don’t go there to honeymoon it would be very silly and stupid thing to do!

If you want adventurous rides, go to cedar point or great america.

One of my favorite parts of Disney … Between the Tower of Terror and the Rock N Roller Coaster (how can you pass up one of the best roller coasters while listening to Aerosmith??), I could stay there all day. The 50’s Prime Time Cafe was really fun, had a great waiter (“Uncle Patrick”) who introduced us to the restaurant and sang “Love And Marriage” to us (it was our honeymoon). The Drive-In has great glowing margaritas. I always miss the Animation Tour, and I heard it closed? The Indiana Jones stunt show is a must-see as well.

Don’t wait all afternoon to get here like I did. Everything closes around 7pm. All I could get in on was Voyage Of The Little Mermaid (which was SO cute!) and Journey Into Narnia: Creating The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe. That I didn’t understand all that much except it did make me really want to watch the movie. At first I wasn’t going to stop here but I got tired of sitting around and just decided to go and I’m glad I did. It’s such a cool place. You really need to check it out. There’s plenty to see and do.

I was a hostess in the 50s Prime Time Cafe, where I was fond of announcing that the rain was “liquid sunshine” and that “dad says you kids better get in here and dry off before dinner!” whenever it would start pouring and I was in front of the restaurant taking names for tables.

After that, Disney had a thing where you could work one day a year and keep your ID, which got you in free to all the parks and like half off at Pleasure Island... but they finally discontined that and now I’m just a regular park-goer.

Last time I went to the Studios was a couple years ago, and the new Aerosmith Rockin’ Roller Coaster had opened – a super fast indoor coaster in the dark with all the scenery fluorescent under black lights. 0 – 60 in no time, I highly recommend it. And don’t forget the Tower of Terror!