How Well Do You Know Walt Disney World’s Hollywood Studios?

Guests who visit Walt Disney World love spending time in Disney’s Hollywood Studios where they can enjoy plenty of live performances, thrilling attractions, and unique areas. Guests who enjoy the park can have experiences including entering into The Twilight Zone and the Star Wars universe, watching Indiana Jones perform some epic stunts, laughing along with the Muppets, and playing 3D games with the characters from Toy Story. With so many amazing things to enjoy in Disney’s Hollywood Studios, guests can easily get caught up in rushing around and trying to see it all. By doing so, guests end up missing lots of amazing details and hidden secrets throughout the park. By slowing down and taking time to enjoy all of Disney’s Hollywood Studios guests will definitely know all there is to about the park! Let’s see how well you know Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

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8. What Is The Name Of The Club In The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror?

The Tip Top Club! Guests who are brave enough to enter into the Hollywood Tower Hotel and board a service elevator soon find themselves ascending (and descending) directly into The Twilight Zone! The hotel was struck by lightning many years ago, trapping five guests inside The Twilight Zone, and guests who enjoy the experience might be in for the same fate. After entering into the lobby, guests can spot a reference to The Tip Top Club located on the top floor of the Hollywood Tower Hotel.

7. What Is The Name Of Aerosmith’s Record Company?

G Force Records! Located right next door to The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror is The Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith where guests come face to face with the band as they are recording their next big hit. Guests encounter the band in the fictional G Force Records which is an appropriate name as guests soon find themselves facing down several inversions in their super stretch limos!

6. Where Is Fantasmic! Held?

The Hollywood Hills Amphitheater! On select nights, Disney’s Hollywood Studios hosts the spectacular Fantasmic! The live performance combines actors, Disney music and characters, special effects, dancing water, projected animation, and pyrotechnics to bring guests into Mickey’s imagination for a battle between good and evil. The show is so popular that it is held in the massive Hollywood Hills Amphitheater located behind The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror.

5. Which Muppet Sets Off The Fireworks?

Bean Bunny! Muppet Vision 3D invites guests into the Muppets’ laboratories where they have discovered the spirit of 3D. With plenty of corny jokes and hilarious hijinks along the way, the show ends with a glorious finale celebrating all nations (but mostly America!). Bean Bunny runs away during the show, but after being found by Kermit and the gang he is chosen to set off the fireworks for the finale.

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4. What Is The Spirit Of 3D’s Name?

Waldo! During Muppet Vision 3D, guests are taken inside the laboratory of Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and his assistant Beaker to watch a demonstration starring the spirit of 3D. Named Waldo, this character gets into a lot of adventure throughout the show and helps to create the mayhem that the Muppets are famous for.

3. Who Is The Pilot On Star Tours?

The Adventure Continues? – C3PO! One of the most thrilling attractions in Disney’s Hollywood Studios is Star Tours – The Adventure Continues which takes guests on a randomized 3D journey through the worlds of Star Wars. Piloted by C3PO, guests soon find out that there is a rebel spy on board and pass through a series of thrilling scenes depicting different worlds and planets.

2. What Group Do Guests Join On Star Tours?

The Adventure Continues – The Rebel Alliance! After finding out that there is a Rebel Spy on board, guests soon find themselves members of the Rebel Alliance after braving a series of battles and adventures to help the spy arrive safely.

1. Who Is Gertie?

The green dinosaur! In the Echo Lake section of Disney’s Hollywood Studios, guests can find a larger than life green dinosaur with an ice cream counter inside of her. The dinosaur’s name is Gertie and she was created by Windsor McCoy in the early 1900s as part of his vaudeville act. Gertie would be animated on a screen and McCoy would act out scenes in front of her to make it look as though he was interacting with Gertie in real life.