Treasured Pearls: Hollywood Studios

Sunday, January 22, 2012

Hollywood Studios

Sorry for the delay - life is just busy around here! BG and TJ are both in basketball and AT will be starting baseball soon.

At Hollywood Studios, we first headed for Star Tours. There was a very short line, so we jumped on.

After that we headed over towards the Muppet Studios and SG caught a fish!

Then we Shrunk the Kids and lost them in the weeds!

Then we headed for the Studio Backlot Tour

Later we headed for the Toy Story ride, but the wait was 90 minutes! and all of the Fast Passes were gone. We settled for a picture with some Big Green Men

Next we headed for the Lights, Motors, Action show.

And ended the evening at the Hollywood Tower Hotel

The boys asked to spend the night there, but I was afraid they would fall out of bed!

1 comment:

Unknown said...: It looks like you guys had a lot of fun. We're definitely going to have to check it out real soon.; 8:47 PM

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