Can't say I was really crazy about this park. If I went back to WDW I'd probably skip it altogether.
Millennium Falcon Smuggler's Run
Step into the cockpit of the iconic Millennium Falcon and take control of the ship on a daring smuggling mission. This interactive simulator lets you pilot, engineer, or gun your way through the galaxy in an unforgettable Star Wars adventure.
Aerosmith Rock 'n Roll
Blast off on a high-speed indoor roller coaster featuring loops, corkscrews, and an epic rock soundtrack by Aerosmith. This thrilling ride takes you on a lightning-fast limo ride through the neon streets of Los Angeles. Most of this ride is in the dark!
Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance
Experience one of Disney’s most immersive attractions, where you’ll join the Resistance in an epic battle against the First Order. This groundbreaking ride combines multiple ride systems, animatronics, and storytelling for an unforgettable adventure.
The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
Hollywood Tower Hotel and take a terrifying elevator ride into The Twilight Zone. This freefall drop ride offers spine-chilling thrills and incredible views of the park.
Star Tours – The Adventures Continue
Embark on a randomized Star Wars adventure aboard a flight simulator. With different missions and destinations, every ride offers a unique journey through the galaxy far, far away.
Muppetvision 3D
I love the Muppets, especially the Swedish Chef. Back in the day, Frank Oz was an instructor of mine. This was a cute show and it'll give you a chance to cool down on a hot Florida day.
Hollywood Studios Dining
50's Prime Time Cafe
This was the only Hollywood Studios Restaurant we ate at.
If you're a Boomer that grew up in the 50's, you'll LOVE this restaurant. My sister and I did!
Your waitress is "Mom" and you're back in your family kitchen in the 50's.
"Mom" : "You eat all of your veggies, there are starving children in Africa!"
"Get your elbows off the table! Were you born in a barn?"
"Chew with your mouth closed!"
Our waitress sounded so much like my stepmother, my sister and I laughed through the entire meal. We both absolutely loved this restaurant.
We got an added bonus: There's an old 1950's refrigerator as part of the decor.
It's the same refrigerator that was in my lake house in 2017 when I moved in - and was still working perfectly at 62 years old!
(We took a picture of the 2 of us in front of it)
We both ordered the fried chicken dinner and of course, the obligatory 1950's milkshake.
Everything was very good...but it's the "Mom" factor and decor that really makes this restaurant. They even had old TV's playing all of the old time TV shows.
There are plenty of other dining options at Hollywood Studios but I recommend you give the 50's Prime Time Cafe a try.
HEAD'S UP:
We met a couple of British women after lunch and discovered there were TWO entrances labeled 50's Prime Time Cafe. They took the second entrance (wrong one!), waited in a buffet line and paid $100 for their 2 lunches! Make sure you take the first 50's Prime Time Cafe entrance!