Hollywood Studios.

First up: Toy Story Land.

Everything in Toy Story Land is scaled to make you feel like you are the size of a toy.  Disney did a great job of realism.  The buildings look like toy boxes and Tinker toys, Dominos, Wood blocks, ... ​

I was able to schedule a very difficult-to-get reservation.  Nope, not that one, though that would have been amazing.  Later we will come pre-dawn to get on the Star Wars rides.  Today, we got a fastpass for Slinky Dog Dash.  ​

We were both glad that Shawna did not have breakfast this morning.  It was the only coaster at WDW that we had not rode.  Well, that was just not going to do. There are a few new rides and shows we need to see to keep the "We have been to everything at WDW" statement true. It was a fun coaster.  

From there, we got our first views of the new Star Wars Land.  It is very immersive as is Toy Story Land.  The sounds and construction makes you really feel like you are somewhere far far away.  Yep, I could not help myself.  It does make you feel you have walked into a Star Wars movie.  Even the bathrooms are styled to the theme of the land.

Even the restaurants  are immersive. We shared the Batuuan.

There are only two rides in the area. Both are really incredible but also have incredibly long lines.  Today was more about visiting than riding while in Star Wars.  Later in the week, we will come early so we can ride both.

These areas are really crowded so we moved on to the older areas of the park.

The Christmas decorations are still up throughout WDW but should come down soon.

A Frozen sing along.

Beauty and the Beast.

There is one new show in the older areas of the park.  Lightning McQueen's Racing Academy was fun. They did a great job making the car look like the one from the cartoon.

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