The guy was SO funny! The show was special because there…read morewere live characters and also snippets of part of the movies on the backdrop screen. Music was excellent. Decorations were magnificent. Will come again. Line was not long at all. Even I used a lightning pass. The standby line was reasonable.

This was a fun boat ride. It's mostly calm though there are a few ascents. Don't forget to look up…read moreat the last drop for photos! I don't know where you get the photos, though--I didn't see a place to tap for my PhotoPass so we missed out on whatever picture we may have gotten. I don't need a "plot" to my amusement park rides... but this one just shows different characters and events from Frozen, being a much beloved movie. It's a water ride but I don't think we got wet at all (and I probably wouldn't have cared if we had). It's a very popular ride, with 50 minute or longer wait times standard, so we had this as one of our lightning lanes. (As much as I enjoyed the ride, I don't think there's any ride I would want to wait an hour for if I could use a LL to avoid it.) I liked this one more than Remy, so if I had to choose I'd probably make my way to Norway (Remy has the advantage there since it's in France, near the boat/Skyliner entrance we used to the park).

Experience a fun, immersive, and family-friendly ride that shrinks you to the size of a rat. This…read moreattraction features vibrant sets, 3D projections, and sensory effects such as heat and food scents as you journey through the kitchen. Remmy's Ratatouille Adventure is a ride where guests follow Remy through a kitchen, completing various tasks. Located in the French Pavilion at Epcot, the storyline is enjoyable for both children and adults. Because we used the single rider line, we didn't have to wait long. Remy's is a fun ride at EPCOT. While it's not thrilling, it's still a good experience for families.

I liked it. Well enough to give it four stars instead of three. It's a fun family ride, which gives…read moreit a huge boost to start. But I've heard it described as "unreliable", and I can understand why some people say that. On our second day at EPCOT and last day in Orlando, it was down for a portion of the day so we couldn't use our lightning lane; when it was up and running later in the evening we went to ride and about 30 seconds after we got in our cart, it stopped. We had to be evacuated (scarier than it sounds--they had to release our lap bar and put down some big steps for us to get out) and since it was about an hour and a half before the park closed, we weren't really able to get to anything else. It wasn't worth the walk to another part of the park (Frozen Ever After especially, which would have been a good use of the lightning lane) so we ended up leaving shortly thereafter. But it's a fun ride when it works. I haven't seen Ratatouille and now I'm curious to watch, and I think my daughter would enjoy watching too. I was wondering if it was a 3D ride and we missed the glasses because the images felt a little blurry at times. In the ride you're traveling from the perspective of one of the culinary critters, scampering over rooftops or through the kitchen underfoot. It was a neat perspective. Though I enjoyed it, I wouldn't stand in line for it too long. We chose to rope drop this one and it was about 20-25 minutes that morning in the standby line, and that was with early entry as guests of a park resort. I am a lightning lane fan and probably won't ever go without using LLs, so this is one I'd consider for lightning.

Probably one of our favorite rides this trip and in all of Disney! The wait was full of trivia…read morequestions so it went by quick which was nice. Theres a place for you to keep your bag and loose items (make sure you do that) and then you "take off". The ride was so cool- it's a massive screen and it does feel like you're flying over all the cities and places. The ride is very smooth- you won't get motion sickness, and it's not one of those where you need the 3-d goggles so anyone can do it. It's a great ride for the whole family, I'd highly recommend it!

I do not know how it has been so long since Soarin' was first introduced to EPCOT, but I guess I'm…read moreold. Now featuring a new United States of America-centric version commemorating our semiquincentennial (props to myself for word use here), Disney proves that this platform is great in any format. The queue has been improved since I last visited, now featuring opportunities to interact with your fellow travelers by way of a U.S. trivia game projected onto the walls. This made for a fun way to keep things lively and interactive while waiting, rather than reverting to self-isolating on phone screens. The video intro is the same as it ever was, except with a new brief intro by Patrick Warburton reprising his air host role. *spoilers follow!* The beginning of this new version is genuinely thrilling, riding alongside the amazing SLS rocket as it takes off from it's launch pad. The size of the screen here and the rumble from the speakers is breathtaking, you feel like you're flying with the rocket. More scenes of the wonderous lands of North America follow, from cities, to national parks, and the characteristic Disney tinkerbell ending. Still a classic after all these years and iterations and a favorite among our group on this day.

The Cast Members who work in Guest Relations really go above and beyond to make sure all your needs…read moreare met and to help you with all your concerns. If you ever have any problems in the Park, questions, concerns, etc., then this is where you should come. You'll be surprised at what all they can accomplish here. If you are celebrating a birthday, anniversary, or other occasion, come here when you enter the Park to get a special Button to wear during the day. You can pick up attraction translation devices, maps in other languages, and time guides here for show times, etc. This use to be the place to get a Guest Assistance Pass, but those have now been eliminated; however, if you have a disability that still needs particular attention for you to be able to enjoy the attractions, shows, etc., then come here and they will assist you the best they can. Need to make dining reservations, a resort reservation, upgrade your tickets, purchase annual passes? Then head here. If you are into pin trading, don't forget to check out the pin book they have here. So many great services. Don't forget Guest Services is here to help you have the most Magical experience possible!

So if you are not already in the park well before the park opens you will not have any possibility…read moreof viewing or riding the new Starwars ride this is a totally opposite swing for a company already struggling to keep up with the stellar job Universal Studios dies daily to manage traffic and ride access

TRON IS EPIC!!! We…read moregot a lightning lane but the standby line was about 50 minutes. The queue is very well decorated, and it makes you feel like you're in some whole other futuristic universe (with lots of Mickey ears, of course!*)!! You watch a little pre-show movie before you go on the ride, like Tower of Terror, or Runaway Railway. The ride itself is awesome, and the part where you go outside is really cool, and you reach up to 60 MPH on the coaster! You sit like you're sitting on a motorcycle (which sounds uncomfortable, but it's not that bad), but there are a pair of normal seats in the back! I won't spoil any more of the ride, but have fun if you go on it! Thanks for reading! -A *there are lockers that you pass where you can store things to get after your ride. I do recommend putting your Mickey ears in there, or just leaving them outside!

Wait Time: [x][x][ ][ ][ ] Ride Quality:…read more [x][x][x][x][x] Service: [x][x][x][x][x] Setting: [x][x][x][x][x] Cost: [x][x][x][ ][ ] Recommendation? Unfortunately it's better to do the single lane lightning pass as the standby wait was atrocious for this ride. Excellent ride but wish it was longer. If you love the Tron movie before it became red, you'll definitely love Tron Lightcycle Run. Has all the vibes and settings of that movie and once you wait long enough to get inside the building to the loading dock, Disney went all out to make it really feel like you're on the Grid. I waited on the standby line for 1.5 hours and it was quite brutal (pros was it was at night which was well worth it but cons was I missed the night parade unfortunately), so if you are willing to pay to bypass the wait, it's probably worth it. The ride itself was amazing as you really feel like you're on a light cycle riding in the sky and DEFINITELY worth doing so at night with all the lights and immersion. Although in the end it did feel rather short, was definitely cool to ride and on the same level as Spacemountain.

Have not been here for 29-30 years, truly impressed how efficient the lines are, the food wa…read moreserved, the system how riders went into it the lanes etc. Definitely must go to the Avatar Ride, the train ride thru the mountain and the safari ride to see the animals! Parking structure easy, ride share easy to find, and going to resorts very easy to find the tramway. Will come again: definitely worth the ticket price or the lightning pass per ride prices.

Our family of four went to Animal Kingdom for the very first time in June. My expectations may have…read morebeen too high, because I was very disappointed. My wife liked it and my kids (11 & 9) thought it was okay. I've been to a safari park in San Diego, so I expected Disney's Animal Kingdom park to have a safari ride/adventure that would be 1-2 hours long. Instead, the ride was only 15-20 minutes long. That was super-short! We did see a male lion pretty close, giraffes, hippos, and a few other animals. But, I expected so much more. Expedition Everest and Avatar Flight of Passage were both really good! Na'vi River Journey was just okay. It was slow-moving ride like Pirates of the Caribbean, but not as good. I think it was actually a little bit too dark inside the ride. The Lion King show was just okay. It did NOT have Broadway-quality singers and performances like in Beauty and the Beast (Hollywood Studios). For me, Animal Kingdom was clearly #4 of the 4 Walt Disney World parks. Overall grade: C+

You don't have to be a fan of the Twilight Zone to love the Tower of Terror, but if your a fan,…read morethis ride is amazing. Definitely one of the best themed rides in Hollywood Studious. It has amazing effects incorporated into the ride and a great backstory. The whole walk from the gates entrance to the elevator is just awesome, ill never grow tired of it, I highly recommend taking a slow walk through at night. The rides not bad, it's a drop or several drops (as each ride cycle is assigned random drop numbers, so each ride experience is unique). They do take your picture before the first drop, when your at the top floor and the doors open to reveal the park. If you have the my Disney Experience app on your phone, you not only get the great picture, but a nice video that has your drop footage and some extra added backstory footage. As you drive towards Hollywood Studious you will already begin to notice the Hollywood Tower Hotel. A towering building that is just calling your name, your interested at first, as you get closer, you begin to notice that somethings wrong with the hotel. Once you can finally get a better view of the hotel, you notice the massive damage to front of the building, it looks like the building may have been damaged by a fire. When you enter the park the tower will loom over everything, calling your name. When you finally decide to investigate and walk towards it, you are shocked by just how massive it really is. You begin to notice the grounds around the building, they are in bad shape, no one has been taking care of the grounds or the building, but yet its beautiful in some strange way. As you near the tower, you hear screams coming from the top of the building and as you look up you notice that the elevator is shaft is exposed to the outside. As you walk towards the rides entrance, you are greeted by one of the hotels staff members, they welcome you into the hotels grounds and you walk past its massive gates. As you walk through the grounds towards the lobby, you hear some 1920's music playing, you would think it would calm you, but it just makes you more nervous. As you leave the grounds and enter the outside of the hotel, you notice that the hotel is in disrepair, it has to be abandoned, but if it's abandoned, who's playing the music and who was screaming earlier? You walk under a terrace thats covered by dead bougainvilleas. An empty fountain rests in the middle, not one drop of water is left inside, just some dead leafs. You notice a lone bench out in the open, while it appears as if no one has sat on that bench for ages, you sense that is not the case. As you finally make it to the lobby, you are shocked by it's current state. Everything has been left in place, from luggage to an unfinished mahjong game. The lobby is covered in cobwebs and dimly lit, creepy but elegant at the same time. As you make your way through the lobby you are directed towards the library, and you adventure begins here.

My favorite attraction at Disney's Hollywood Studios! This is the icon of the park, what everyone…read morelooks for and some even fear. You can even see this attraction from around Disney property, some of the resorts and on the skyliner. It really stands out. The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, drops you down the hotel in the elevator shaft! The building stands at 199 feet in the air. There is a show on Disney Plus, that is a must watch, you learn that if it was 1 foot taller at 200, it would need a beacon on the top to alert airplanes, which is why it is 199. The tallest attraction at Disney. The show also shows how the ride operates, and since its out there, its not spoiling anything. You are not actually falling, but instead being pulled down and up with a levy system. I suggest watching the show as well. This is the better option ride in the park, it is one my wife and I always have to ride, every single time. I really enjoy a more thrill ride and where I do not think this is the most thrilling, it is one of the better options. My wife who hate rollercoasters, cannot go up side down, gets sick on rides sometimes, also really enjoys this ride. It is one of her favorites as well. The theme of the ride is one of the most iconic Twilight Zone shows. There were a group of hotel guests that board an elevator during a rain storm, and lightening hits the hotel and they disappear into the Twilight Zone. The elevator is now open again and it's your turn to step inside. If you have not seen the show, don't worry, they will explain this story at the beginning. I am not gonna lie, it is dark inside and can be very scary for kids. I see kids all time, crying and wanting to leave, but there are many that brave it. Most of the line is outside and when Florida is baking, it is HOT! The line does have bushes and trees but not a ton of shade and there is literally zero breeze. We can not do much longer than 30 minutes in line because it is so hot! Once you finally make it to the hotel and you are inside, you are about to start the attraction. You start with a preshow then another smaller line. There are two lines that that will split so the cast members can load 4 cars at a time and each car holds about 20ish people. They do take your photo, so if you want the photo, I would ask for the front row. People tend to raise their hands and we have had many a photo with our faces totally blocked. Overall great ride. I highly recommend checking it out. It's fun, it's classic and always a good ride! ACES!

I honestly thought this was gonna be dumb but this was AWESOME! I loved all the different…read morecharacters and monsters. I think my favorite part is one of the pre-shows where Igor shows us "how the ride will move" and it shows the cart we are going to sit on doing crazy things like smacking facedown onto the floor and then on our backs. It was honestly hilarious. The ride itself is obviously safe and fine to ride but that was an amusing scare for the kiddos who won't know it's a joke. The ride has a cool story that you gotta go hear. It was honestly just a lot of fun. You gotta check it out!

One of my favorite rides in Epic Universe. The technology of this ride is quite impressive!…read more There was barely any wait when I rode this ride but if there was, the walk through the line is really interesting. Lots to look at before you get to the ride. A very captivating ride, the perfect amount of time on the ride as well! Don't skip this one on your visit to Epic Universe!