Day Four- Hollywood Studios

On day four we went to Hollywood Studios. It was great fun.


This is Shauna. Don't be fooled, this buildings are fake and the ones at the end are just cardboard. Tricky.










Below is the car stunt show. It was really fun. The car in this pick is in the air. I guess the show originated at Disney- Paris. Great show. I want to be a stunt car driver.



While we waited for our Toy Story fast pass time to come, we went to the Prince Caspian attraction. We waited in line, watched an introduction by the director, and then went in this room with the stone table where they re-hashed a scene from the movie.
We kind of thought there would be more, so when they told us it was over, Shauna and I were a little surprised. It was lame. Skip it if you ever go.




This is the Tower of Terror. It was great. We wanted to go again, but there were so many shows that we spent most of the day running from one side of the park to the other to get into various shows.
















We went on the Studio Lot Tour, which starts with us watching some poor fool get soaked. It was fun. When we came umpteen years ago, Bryan was the poor fool.














On the tour we got to see Herbie. Just as cute as ever.
We also saw the space ship from Flight of the Navigator. There are definitely some props that the younger generations are not going to understand.
The thing next to it is from Star Wars. You may recognize it from the scene where Jabba the Hut is about to through Luke and Han into the carnivorous hole in the desert.





















There is a part of the tour where we drive onto a set and a giant gas truck catches on fire and there is a flash flood. I only know that it happens cuz I've been here before. This time it was a blinding experience. Ha ha. Blasted sun.

Me outside of Star Tours. I'm on one of those flying thingamajigs from Return of the Jedi.


I'm not sure exactly what I'm pointing at. I think I was doing a Buzz- To Infinity and Beyond pose.








Here is the Osborn Family Christmas display. It's really impressive and gave me a goal for my parent's home. Next year.