Now That's MGM Studios Holiday Adorable!
With MGM Studios getting the rename treatment starting January 1st 2008 things at Disney's Hollywood Studios can only get cuter and far more adorable!
With MGM Studios getting the rename treatment starting January 1st 2008 things at Disney's Hollywood Studios can only get cuter and far more adorable!
The lights don't dance non stop throughout the night. They do have some very relaxing breaks in between the "shows".
Oh how I miss those lights. And the kids crying in the background. And the loud snow machines.
Okay, what's up with the Momma in the hat starring me down. All I was doing was taking a picture of the line to show people back home how the que line works. That's it! There were no Disney Prince hopefuls in the shot- well, maybe a Disney Prince in training [yellow stripped shirt]. I just don't get her stare down. Back off lady!
This is actually a taste of the Rock 'n' Roller Coaster featuring Aerosmith line. The line can get quite massive with waits well over an hour but at least at this point of the line you have fans for when it is hot and a ceiling for protection from any rain showers. Just be prepared to smell sweaty people in such cramped quarters.
No matter how many times you ride MGM's Rock 'n' Roller coaster featuring Aerosmith you will always find every Disney Prince at one location. It's just the "cool" ride all the "in crowd" kids get on.
Take in a side angled view of MGM Studios' spectacle that is the Osborne Lights only held during the Christmas season at Walt Disney World.
The first time I rode MGM Studio's Great Movie Ride I had no idea what to expect. You walk into a lobby filled with cinema memorabilia that leads you into a large waiting room where a giant screen is playing vintage theatrical trailer after theatrical trailer. As you wait you see a handful of trailers and for some reason, me being young and queer, I noticed Singing in the Rain preview and it stuck in my mind.
So every time I revisit the Great Movie Ride I look forward to seeing that trailer bigger than life on the silver screen. Sometimes I wait for it, always letting people pass me by to get on the attraction. Once I see that trailer then I can get on the ride. With my most recent visit I just had to get a visual memory and so here it is. The raw cut trailer for Singing in the Rain.
