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Toy Story Land at Disney's Hollywood Studios

After much anticipation, Toy Story Land at Disney's Hollywood Studios is finally open!  The more information I read and pictures I see, the more excited I am (the opening day crowds, not so much).  Originally, I was not super excited about this land coming to Hollywood Studios (though I know that the park needed something for the younger kids).  However, now that it's finally completed, I can't wait to go!
Some of the favorite things we love about Pixar Place are still going to be present. 
Ever interacted with these guys? They are so much fun!
Fan favorite Toy Story Mania is still around so you can still play and try to beat your record.  I still haven't figured out how to beat Nicole.  I'm always leading until the final round and then I never win. It's maddening :)
Plus there are two new attractions to enjoy: Slinky Dog Dash & Alien Swirling Saucers.
I have to admit, I wasn't too excited for either attraction and Nicole and I discussed skipping them altogether on our honeymoon trip.  However, now that I see the completed product and have read some reviews, I'm pretty excited for Slinky Dog Dash (we'll still skip Alien Swirling Saucers due to motion sickness issues).
Plus, slinky dog is super adorable
There are a couple of other notable additions to this land.  First, is the land specific merchandise.  While there is no designated store in Toy Story land, there are a few well-themed kiosks where you can get your souvenirs. 
The other new addition is Woody's lunchbox, a quick service location.  In a park that definitely needed more quick service, I'm glad to see this addition.  All the reviews for the food have also been good and I can't wait to try it!
Thanks to Cathy from Magical Adventures Travel for the pictures!
Are you planning on visiting Toy Story Land?
Let me plan your next Walt Disney World vacation!  Magical Adventures Travel is an earmarked agency.  Message me for your free, no-obligation quote today! kellyp@magicaladventurestravel.com
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  1. Karen SealJuly 6, 2018 at 6:38 PM

    I can’t wait to see it all! I’m prone to motion sickness too so I’m not sure about the saucers.

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