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- After returning from Hotel Santa Fe I walked toward the Studios Park. Notice the tiles around the planter.
- A closer look.
- No visible progress on the courtyard in the front of the park.
- Inside Studio 1
- The dining area.
- Above the queue some caricatures to look at.
- Food ready to be served.. but the lines were barely moving.
- After nearly half an hour to get something to drink and an ice cream bar I am back outside and passing by Cinemagique.
- A look at the pavement looking toward the Place des Stars area.
- A check of the wait times around 3:40pm
- A look around the Tower of Terror Gift Shop. Very similar to Anaheim just off slightly.
- A wider picture
- A garden across from the gift shop.
- Nearby from Armageddon
- A souvenir kiosk
- Stitch Live and Disney Junior show entrances.
- A rainy photo op. sort of like the one on the New York Street at the Hollywood Studios in Walt Disney World.
- Rock n Roller Coaster
- The Blockbuster Cafe and Spider Man Meet and Greet
- This was as close as I got to Spider Man
- The wait was 40 minutes so I did not head inside.
- Instead walked through the Cafe that shares the same building.
- The menu
- Not very busy at all. It is cafeteria style. You pick up your food then pay.
- The Pirates of the Caribbean seating area.
- Some costumes from the films.
- A typical table.
- More costumes and props.
- No signs of life at many of the food trucks/stands around the park again.
- Walking toward the Toon Studio area.
- Hollywood Blvd. I am at the far end..
- This food window was open. No wait. You cannot use your meal voucher here if on a plan...
- My next stop the Art of Disney Animation.
- A look down the walkway before entering.
- Inside the lobby are displays on Animation technique and history.
- A preshow played on the screen overhead.
- The Multiplane camera
- Before heading into the theatre a preshow was played in the lobby.
- The preshow featured Roy E Disney.
- Then you went into a theater and they played several minutes of Disney and Pixar Animated film clips.
- Then you end up in a Drawn to Animation room. The narration is in French but headphones with pre-recorded english, spanish and I think it was german choices.
- Exiting out to the post show area is an animation academy.
- They were working on Daisy.
- Next up walked nearby to the flying carpets. They were closed so just looked around.
- An accessible carpet. Or at least that is what it looks like.
- They were working on this one. A tech was raising and lowering it.
- Movie props around the area
- The Animagique building.
- The wait for the Crush Coaster seemed to be pegged at 60 minutes every time I walked by.
- Woody was out at the Toon Studio photo op.
- The strollers you can rent.
- Passing by Toy Story Playland
- The Ratatouille area had a fair number of guests, crowded compared to the rest of the park.
- FastPass is done for the day. The park closed at 6 and it was just before 5.
- Heading toward Toy Story Playland.
- Looking back.
- Rex was out from behind the renovation wall.
- Slinky Dog Spin was in operation today too. It opened for the weekend then closed again.
- Notice the soldier in the bushes..
- A closer look
- A photo op near the entrance.
- On Hollywood Blvd
- The dedication plaque for the park is at the base of the Partners Statue.
- Back through Studio 1
- Time to head back to Disneyland.