On my last Trip to Walt Disney World I visited Hollywood Studios on my third day. I was there at 8:30 am and I'd say it's worth it to get there early because you get to see a little show. In this one it wasn't Mickey and friends but a crazy Director and we all said "Lights, Camera, Action!" and off we all went to our rides. I wanted to go to the Indiana Jones show but it was only starting at 11:30.

I went to " Star Tours", a thrilling Start Wars flight simulator. This was a very bad decision on my part. Not that the ride is a bad one but because I have motion sickness. I had to keep my eyes shut almost the entire ride so it was almost a waste of time for me. Thanks to this YouTube user I can now catch up and watch it at home!

My second ride was in the Streets of America Muppet Vision 3D, a 25 minute hilarious 3D film starring The Muppets. As a child I really liked muppets, especially Miss Piggy with her outfits and hats and makeup and Kermit. It was very funny and very good. There was an orchestra under the stage with musician penguins! I especially enjoyed the Live Monster who walked in front of the stage, the rabbit on the left side balcony, and the bubbles!

My third ride was The Streets of America "Studio backlot Tour", A 35 minute walking/tram tour of movie-making magic. they took people from the audience to perform a simulation of boat being attacked then showed us the montage. The train brought us to Catastrophe Canyon. I was sitting on the left side and stayed dry despite what said the person who shot this YouTube Video.


I was looking for "Sounds Dangerous with Drew carey" but couldn't find it because they closed it. I'm glad I wasn't able to go cause it looked like it was boring from what people say. I ended up doing "The Great Movie ride", a 22 minute travel through classic film scenes and Hollywood moments. That ride was awesome! I enjoyed it a lot. I liked the chic entrance decor with the carpet and the costumes.

I wanted to go to the Indiana Jones show but no Fast Pass were available and I woul've had to wait 45 minutes standin, and the show was 30 minutes. So I turned around and went back and left the Park. It was getting too hot and with all the cement retaining the heat it must be a baking oven in the summer!

Instead of taking the bus back to Epcot I took a boat shuttle that goes to the resort hotels. It was one of my favorite rides. It was refreshing and relaxing.