Disney's Hollywood Studios

Reviews

• AA

  Andre Alexander

  2 days ago
  4.0
  Star wars Galaxy's edge didn't disappoint but the iconic bolder rolling scene from Indiana Jones was removed and it's just not been the same since the show feels like it's missing something and ends too quickly (no one likes a quick finish 😂). I loved the rocking roller coaster in the dark definitely a must. If you have small kids toy story land and Pixar are your niche. I love the live shows especially Beauty and the beast. However it's appeal lies mostly in my sense of nostalgia my friend was glued to his phone the whole time 🙄. The Tower of Terror is a must. Good place to visit.
• SJ

  Shannon J

  4 days ago
  3.0
  My Honest Reflection on Disney The cast members were truly inviting and helpful. Every interaction we had with staff was kind, patient, and professional — and that absolutely deserves recognition. That said, the ADA system was incredibly difficult to navigate. Because it’s considered a “sensitive topic,” no one at Guest Services would or could offer meaningful help, which left us feeling unsupported in a space that should be inclusive for everyone. The parks as a whole are beyond overpriced for admission. If you’re planning to ride attractions, realistically you might average three rides a day — the rest of the time is spent waiting in lines. That just wasn’t the experience we expected at that price point. On the positive side, the character dining experiences were phenomenal — far beyond what we anticipated. If you’re going, the dining plan and Memory Maker are absolutely worth it. Security is thorough — very thorough. By about the sixth time I had to fully empty my bag, I was over it. But I reminded myself they’re doing their jobs and keeping everyone safe, and for that I’m grateful. However, what was not okay: six grown adults yelling instructions at a hearing-impaired autistic person at once. That doesn’t help. It confuses and overwhelms. We can do better. Speak clearly. One person at a time. Show patience. And finally — this isn’t just about Disney. It’s about people. When thousands of people shoulder-check, bump, shove, and push past you — and only four say “excuse me” — that’s not a theme park issue. That’s a manners issue. Walk on the right. Use the middle to pass. Say excuse me. Hold the door. Stop pushing. The park literally plays recorded reminders telling parents to watch their children. It wouldn’t hurt to also remind people to teach their children basic courtesy. If you can’t control your kids in crowded spaces, reconsider bringing them into environments where everyone is packed together. At the end of the day, what I witnessed wasn’t magic or wonder — it was a snapshot of how disconnected and self-focused we’ve become as a society. We can do better. And we should.
• GY

  G A (Yo)

  Feb 24, 2026
  2.0
  I am deeply disappointed with Disney’s response to our recent nightmare with the Lightning Lane Multi-Pass and Mobile Order systems. Despite explaining that I was traveling with my son, who has specific health and sensory needs (ARFID), the 'Guest Services' response was cold, technical, and lacked any empathy. ​The app failed us repeatedly. Their 'Mobile Order' system didn't work, leaving us without viable food options for my son, and their only excuse was to blame my international credit card—which worked perfectly everywhere else. We didn't pay for a premium vacation to spend the entire day glued to a phone screen fighting a glitchy app. ​To make matters worse, their formal response to my complaint was simply to count how many attractions we entered, as if a number could compensate for the stress and the ruined experience. They even had the nerve to blame me for 'not selecting' attractions that were never available in their system. ​Disney used to be about magic and inclusion; now it seems they only care about metrics and software reports. If you are traveling with children with special needs or using international cards, be prepared for zero support when their technology fails you. A truly heartless experience."
• LP

  Luka Plavsic

  Feb 24, 2026
  5.0
  BEST...THEME...PARK...EVER! I had so much fun. I especially loved the Star Wars Part of it. Every single Ride there was awsome: Star Tours, Rise of the Resistance and Millenium Falcon. I also loved the Decor. Toy Story Land was pretty great. Liked Slinky Dog Dash, Flying Saucers not so much, but still pretty fun. The Decor there was also amazing. I liked the Micked Mouse ride it was so funny. The Food there was also great. Love the Grilled Cheese and Fries. The Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular was incredible. I love Indiana Jones. But after the Rock'n Roller Coaster I had never felt more Alive. At first I was like Oh no, but then during the Ride I was Like Yeahhh, Woooh. So my Review: 5 Solid Stars #best Theme Park Ever
• AI

  Andrew Izzo

  Feb 21, 2026
  5.0
  This was definitely my favorite of the Disney parks. I would suggest buying tickets ahead of time to find a deal and to save time. The Disney app is helpful for the map of attractions and also gives accurate wait times. There are lots of great rides and attractions. Just be prepared to wait. Lots of characters set up in spots and walking around the park. I went the week after Christmas. The park was still decorated which was nice. The Star Wars section was my clear favorite. Surprisingly my favorite ride was Star Tours. I went a few times and there was at least two different experiences depending which side of the ride they put you on. I highly recommend doing the build your own lightsaber experience. I thought it was corny at first, but it ended up being my favorite memory of my Florida trip. You need to reserve a spot ahead of time and be prompt. I arrived a minute early and was told there were 5 people waiting to take my spot if I didn’t show up. Smugglers Run was also amazing. You get to take pics inside the Millennium Falcon and pilot it as part of the ride. The Toy Story section was also lots of fun. Indiana Jones stunt show was fun. I was one of the last shows to see with the boulder because of the accident that happened during one of the shows. Get to the park early and leave late. I was able to experience everything that my group and I wanted to do.

Frequently Asked Questions About Disney's Hollywood Studios