Nothing behind there. That is all Launch Bay until Star Wars opens.Oh I guess I got turned around. What is going behind Animation Courtyard then? They closed that area to expand as well. I used to love the drawing classes
Nothing behind there. That is all Launch Bay until Star Wars opens.Oh I guess I got turned around. What is going behind Animation Courtyard then? They closed that area to expand as well. I used to love the drawing classes
Thank you for sharing!Hey all!
Here now, back at our hotel after checking out Toy Story Land! It is awesome! We got there an hour early (7am?) and walked right in, the park was already open. At this pre-early hour, TSMM had a 20-min wait, so we did that quick to see the new queue. We had a FP+ for SDD so we got to check out the land. Incredibly themed... everywhere you walk Toy Story music is playing in the background. Toys everywhere! The details are really cool, every board game and card game is represented with a part of the game or the box or even instructions on how to build the structure you're standing under!
We got to ride Slinky... Yay! I thought it was a little faster than the Mine Train, but way cooler. Smooth start right into a launch (no clank up a hill), then it stops you later like you're in a pull-back car. The hills you see in the overhead photos make the ride... and the surprise mid-ride hold!
Aliens was super fun too. It really throws you from side to side... We rode Mater over in California Adventure so I wasn't expecting this to be new but the combination of the futuristic Toy Story music playing and the alien commentary was really cool. I can't even ruin it for you by telling you more.
The SDD line looked awful. They were routing you mid-park over by the Chinese Theater, where the line started. Then there was a break, and we found where that continued back behind Pixar Place, then a 3rd line in TSL where it lines up to go into the ride. All this I think to keep the mass of people in line from having to be in the new land.
Woody's Lunchbox was a great breakfast... With our family I think we tried one of everything on the menu. There was an hour line early on just to get food. Then the online ordering went up, and back down, but we squeaked in a mobile order and got through pretty quick. Overall though they said the line was an hour, we got nearly up to the front waiting it out in about a half-hour. There was surprisingly enough seating to find a table after not too much stalking...
And now, a downpour. The ride is down, but we're back at our hotel. They ran the boats today, which is nice. The Dolphin bridge isn't quite done but they clearned enough of the scaffolding to get the boats through.
Our kids were in love with the view of Star Wars Land from the first hill on SDD...
Those crowds at that time of day is insane!4:38amView attachment 333991 5:30ish- looking behind usView attachment 333992
How long did you wait for AS2?
LOL!!! I think that the food quality looks pretty impressive at this point in the game with the way the crowds have been today! *If you like...those items...* I'm excited to mobile order a Grown Up Lemonade in September lolI got questioned way upthread (@rteetz) for not knowing what “Totchos” are. So, of course I had to try them.
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Kinda wish I hadn’t!
They are supposed to be out as well but like you haven’t seen any.
People were walking in about 30 minut s agoHow long does it take to enter TSL?
Nope, I would not wait 4+ hours for ANY ride. No way. Unless they were handing out free dinner. Then I might consider it.
We arrived at HS at 6:15 am went straight to AS2 since that’s the only new attraction our 2 yr old can ride. Rode it and then went to get Rider Swap for Slinky Dog. But we were told we had to wait in the entire queue until we reached the entrance of the attraction to get a Rider Swap. But that’s not how it works for other attractions. I suppose they are doing this for crowd control? It’s just very frustrating. We have a FP for Toy Story Mania tonight. MAybe we will have better luck with Slinky then
We were there a few weeks ago. They do not have them any more. We asked at the Disney store, and a cast member told us that we could find them at Once Upon a Toy. So we walked there and they are no longer there. I asked the person working at Once Upon a Toy and he said that they no longer sell it and there is no where else in Disney Springs or on Disney property that he is aware of that sells the build your own Mr. Potato Head. We were disappointed because my 2 year old is OBSESSED with Mr. Potato Head.
Amazon has him. I was just looking at him on there.https://www.amazon.com/Mr-Potato-Head-Story-Classic/dp/B003C1MW4Q
But it was the great Disney themed accessories that made it so popular. I wish that I'd done it years ago, but we never quite got around to it. Someone donated a few of the accessories to the preschool, and I've asked to buy those if the preschool closes.