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In 2002 and early 2003, Disney MGM Studios has been
transformed into the Gateway to the 100 Years of Magic
Celebration, the centerpiece of which is a huge 120-foot
Sorcerer Mickey hat, built at the very end of the entry plaza,
outside the Great Movie Ride attraction.
Disney MGM Studios was built in 1989, and with so many
features and attractions added over the years - it's a firm
family favorite for visitors to Orlando.
Disney MGM
Studios offers lots to see and do. It's definitely a full-day
experience, so plan your visit accordingly!
Whatever
else you do when visiting MGM Studios park - don't miss out on
the thrill rides. There are 4 to choose from - including the
fabulous Twilight Zone Tower of Terror II.
On this remarkable ride, you are welcomed by
'bell-hops' dressed in their uniforms, and taken through the
past history of the Hollywood Tower Hotel, now dilapidated and
abandoned.
You enter the lift to take a journey....but it doesn't
just go up like a normal lift....it takes a detour before
going back on its journey to the top of the hotel. Suddenly
the 'doors' of the lift open, and you gaze out over a stunning
vista of Florida in front of you....before plummeting 13
floors down!
Opening
Times
Disney MGM Studios open daily from
9:00am. Closing times vary dependant on season and special
events - but expect the park to stay open until at least
7:00pm each evening (sometimes as late as 10:00pm).
Tips for
Guests
Yet another 'giant' park from Disney
- so be sure to wear comfortable shoes and take some sun-block
with you. We recommend that you also use the lockers (located
near the entrance/exit) which will make it easier for you to
enjoy the park.
Arrive as early as you can as many
rides have BIG lines during busy times. The one's that get
really busy are Tower of Terror, Muppet 3D, The Great Movie
Ride and Rock 'n' Roller Coaster.
We recommend that
all guests use the FASTPASS machines to plan their times on
the 2 or 3 rides at Disney MGM. If you want to avoid the
majority of the crowds, without using the FASTPASS machines,
then get to the park early, work out which rides you want to
see most, and then plan a time to see them when most guests
are having their lunch at the park (between 12 noon and
2:00pm). Another tip worth trying is to travel around the park
anti-clockwise - you'll see what we mean when you get there,
and most guests travel in a clockwise direction!
Directions
Travel on Highway 192
to the Disney World Drive exit, and then follow signs on World
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Check out the tip board first thing.
There's one near to the entrance (ask where it is). Here you
can plan you day be finding the waiting times for popular
attractions/rides, the times for that day's parades and shows,
and which (if any) rides are closed.
Most attractions,
restaurants, shops and shows are fully accessible to guests
using wheelchairs and walking assistance devices. Additional
services are available for guests with visual or hearing
disabilities.
For a detailed overview of the
services offered, including transportation, parking,
attraction access, and more, collect a copy of the Guidebook
for Guests with Disabilities at Guest Relations.
 Parking
All-day parking for up
to 6,000 vehicles at Disney's MGM Studios costs $6 for day
visitors. Transportation from the parking lot to the theme
park entrance is provided as with the other Disney theme parks
in the form of free trams, which run every few minutes.
Contact
Details
Disney's MGM Studios PO Box
10000 Lake Buena Vista, FL. 32830
Tel: (407)
824-4321 Website
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