If you time it right, this can be one of the most fun and relaxing rides in the park!…read moreDepending on when you go, it can be a short line, but you need to time it right. Once in your little cart you can talk, be silly, or just lean back & close your eyes! I really enjoy the sweeping views of the park, and the behind the scenes peeks at some of the shops and rides in Tomorrowland. If you need to take a step out of the hustle and bustle of the hot busy park, I highly recommend the People Mover (AKA,Tomorroland Transit Authority)!

A+ for my favorite attraction at Magic Kingdom. The Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover is…read moreone of the oldest if not opening day attraction at Magic Kingdom. It is a very leisurely attraction that takes you high in the sky around Tomorrowland. You get a nice bird's eye view of the entire land even heading inside Space Mountain. It is on a track and does not move to fast. There are 4 per vehicle and it is continuous so the line usually moves pretty fast. The line is completely outdoors and mostly unshaded, this is a rough line in the summer. I will say if the wait is over 30 minutes, skip it and come back later. It goes in flows but I would not wait over 25/30 minutes. This ride is just very relaxing, it is one we always have to do. It is so nice to sit, put your feet up (if your car is not full) and just be taken around Tomorrowland. There is a great breeze on nice Florida days. You are above the land so you can also get some great photos of the castle, Tomorrowland, Space Mountain and more. It also takes you through Space Mountain. You used to be able to see the ride the whole time, but it has been changed. You get to see a little bit but not nearly as much as before. This is one we always have to ride. There is not much to say about it, except, OG ride, super fun, super relaxing, great views and one you really need to ride. I definitely recommend checking it out!

You don't have to be a fan of the Twilight Zone to love the Tower of Terror, but if your a fan,…read morethis ride is amazing. Definitely one of the best themed rides in Hollywood Studious. It has amazing effects incorporated into the ride and a great backstory. The whole walk from the gates entrance to the elevator is just awesome, ill never grow tired of it, I highly recommend taking a slow walk through at night. The rides not bad, it's a drop or several drops (as each ride cycle is assigned random drop numbers, so each ride experience is unique). They do take your picture before the first drop, when your at the top floor and the doors open to reveal the park. If you have the my Disney Experience app on your phone, you not only get the great picture, but a nice video that has your drop footage and some extra added backstory footage. As you drive towards Hollywood Studious you will already begin to notice the Hollywood Tower Hotel. A towering building that is just calling your name, your interested at first, as you get closer, you begin to notice that somethings wrong with the hotel. Once you can finally get a better view of the hotel, you notice the massive damage to front of the building, it looks like the building may have been damaged by a fire. When you enter the park the tower will loom over everything, calling your name. When you finally decide to investigate and walk towards it, you are shocked by just how massive it really is. You begin to notice the grounds around the building, they are in bad shape, no one has been taking care of the grounds or the building, but yet its beautiful in some strange way. As you near the tower, you hear screams coming from the top of the building and as you look up you notice that the elevator is shaft is exposed to the outside. As you walk towards the rides entrance, you are greeted by one of the hotels staff members, they welcome you into the hotels grounds and you walk past its massive gates. As you walk through the grounds towards the lobby, you hear some 1920's music playing, you would think it would calm you, but it just makes you more nervous. As you leave the grounds and enter the outside of the hotel, you notice that the hotel is in disrepair, it has to be abandoned, but if it's abandoned, who's playing the music and who was screaming earlier? You walk under a terrace thats covered by dead bougainvilleas. An empty fountain rests in the middle, not one drop of water is left inside, just some dead leafs. You notice a lone bench out in the open, while it appears as if no one has sat on that bench for ages, you sense that is not the case. As you finally make it to the lobby, you are shocked by it's current state. Everything has been left in place, from luggage to an unfinished mahjong game. The lobby is covered in cobwebs and dimly lit, creepy but elegant at the same time. As you make your way through the lobby you are directed towards the library, and you adventure begins here.

My favorite attraction at Disney's Hollywood Studios! This is the icon of the park, what everyone…read morelooks for and some even fear. You can even see this attraction from around Disney property, some of the resorts and on the skyliner. It really stands out. The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, drops you down the hotel in the elevator shaft! The building stands at 199 feet in the air. There is a show on Disney Plus, that is a must watch, you learn that if it was 1 foot taller at 200, it would need a beacon on the top to alert airplanes, which is why it is 199. The tallest attraction at Disney. The show also shows how the ride operates, and since its out there, its not spoiling anything. You are not actually falling, but instead being pulled down and up with a levy system. I suggest watching the show as well. This is the better option ride in the park, it is one my wife and I always have to ride, every single time. I really enjoy a more thrill ride and where I do not think this is the most thrilling, it is one of the better options. My wife who hate rollercoasters, cannot go up side down, gets sick on rides sometimes, also really enjoys this ride. It is one of her favorites as well. The theme of the ride is one of the most iconic Twilight Zone shows. There were a group of hotel guests that board an elevator during a rain storm, and lightening hits the hotel and they disappear into the Twilight Zone. The elevator is now open again and it's your turn to step inside. If you have not seen the show, don't worry, they will explain this story at the beginning. I am not gonna lie, it is dark inside and can be very scary for kids. I see kids all time, crying and wanting to leave, but there are many that brave it. Most of the line is outside and when Florida is baking, it is HOT! The line does have bushes and trees but not a ton of shade and there is literally zero breeze. We can not do much longer than 30 minutes in line because it is so hot! Once you finally make it to the hotel and you are inside, you are about to start the attraction. You start with a preshow then another smaller line. There are two lines that that will split so the cast members can load 4 cars at a time and each car holds about 20ish people. They do take your photo, so if you want the photo, I would ask for the front row. People tend to raise their hands and we have had many a photo with our faces totally blocked. Overall great ride. I highly recommend checking it out. It's fun, it's classic and always a good ride! ACES!

An excellent ride in EPCOT, which offers riders a beautiful and immersive experience with stunning…read morevisuals of global landmarks. The moment the riders lift off the ground and glide over different countries and landmarks, the visuals feel real, enhanced by realistic motion, wind, and a relaxing experience for the riders. The ride transports participants through a variety of landscapes from different countries, such as the USA, India, and Australia, as well as several cities across Europe. The experience is well worth the wait and provides a fantastic time for everyone on board.

I've actually never been on this ride before. This was my…read morefirst experience. It was actually a lot of fun and pretty cool! The chairs lift into the air to position everyone in front of a large projection screen. Clips of around the world play like you're soarin' around the world. It's actually a pretty cool experience!

I've gone to Disney World several times, and on the latest trip with my husband, we finally had a…read morechance to go to Impressions de France! We ended up catching both Impressions de France and the Beauty & the beast sing-along, which is at the same location! Impressions de France is located in the World Showcase at France in Epcot. It's about 18 minutes long. During the video you'll see France, one of Europe's countries! France is beautiful! I feel inspired to go and visit now after watching Impressions de France! This is a great place to take a break, especially during the summer heat! The screen is really large and curves slightly! I felt a little nauseous during some parts of the video, but it wasn't too bad! The Beauty and the Beast Sing-along was wonderful, too!! It was actually a different story slightly, but you'll hear some favorite songs like Be Our Guest and Gaston. The feature film is about 15 minutes long!

This is a great place to take a break from walking around the world. It's the halfway point. The…read morefilm is lovely as it shows the high points of France and country scenes. I wanted to know more about the places visited. When I Googled it, I found this in Wikipedia. Check it out before or after you go! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impressions_de_France

This place needs to expand as soon as possible! It's one of the best concepts that Universal has…read moreever had for a theme park. I'm sure this place is the best during Halloween. Very well done! We need more rides in this park asap!

This was my favorite land within Epic; however, spooky is my everyday vibe. Halloween is the best…read moreholiday EVER. While there I watched a beautiful violinist wander the park against the backdrop of Frankenstein's castle. Two fantastic attractions are located here: Monsters Unchained and Curse of the Werewolf. I also loved the gift shop featuring accessories and apparel with the original monsters. Find shopping, food and drinks, and character meet and greets. If there was a land I wished I'd been able to revisit, this would be the one.

I can't be the only weird kid that loved to see how old technology shaped the world of yesteryear!…read more This ride is timeless! The old decor, the old technology and the story around the whole ride. I pay it a visit every time I'm in Magic Kingdom. I hope they never get rid of this one.

I can't remember the last time I did this attraction, but with the upcoming update and addition of…read morea Walt Disney animatronic, I wanted to experience the nostalgic attraction from the Worlds Fair again. I had forgotten a lot of the specifics and just remembered the basic concept. The representation of different holidays & seasons with each subsequent time frame I didn't remember at all. It was very interesting to see the accuracy of some of the futuristic (now contemporary) ideas reflected in the final scene. I am looking forward to the update especially since we missed the Walt Disney animatronic at our last Disneyland visit due to the attraction not being open yet. This is another opportunity to take a break and sit in air conditioning on hot days.

This is as close as you can come to exploring another planet, the ride is just breathtaking. The…read morefirst time I got on it I was blown away, the themeing of the land, the queue, the immersion was phenomenal. As someone who suffers from motion sickness I was a little bit worried when I first got onto this ride, unfortunately it did not give me any of those feelings. The fact that there is a good breeze, full immersion and the occasional splash of water, it keeps you cool, enjoying the ride and having fun. I appreciate that the cue can sometimes be a little bit long for this ride but it certainly worth it, and a premier attraction at Disney's Animal Kingdom

My favorite rode across WDW property and my just do every visit to DAK. The smells, the visuals. I…read moreadmit that it is now a bit watered down from its first few years of operations (there's less expand energy in the cast members which had a trickle down effect to guests & a lot of the effects in the queue have been off or not working for years now) but it's still an excellent ride. Just some notes, most of the queue is indoors-the initial part is the only second that isn't. There are plenty of trash cans so please hold your trash until you see one. There is also a bathroom in line (at the half way point before the bioluminescence room) A bit tip, the first time we rode this in its first year of operation, we got in line while it was still light out and when we exited it was dark. We didn't realize we had exited the ride u til we were leaving the land. So if you can time it that way (much easier in the winter months as DAK now closes early regularly & before sundown in summer months) it's such a cool experience.

I have not been on this ride in about five years and it was not at all like I remembered. It used…read moreto be that you were building a car and trying it out in different hazardous weather and road conditions . The hazardous conditions are gone, and now it is just a thrill ride where you can race around in a car at speeds of up to 60 m.p.h. The final lap is outside around the upper edge of the building which is really fun! When we went, the queue for the ride had a wait time of almost 2 hours. Test Track is one of the two rides in Epcot that usually has a single rider line. A car holds three passengers in front, and three passengers in back so since it's an odd number in a row; they pull people from a single rather line very quickly. My friend and I went in the single rider line and we waited about 10 minutes total. We also got placed in the car next to each other, which was a bonus! Test Track is a really fun ride; suitable for almost everyone!

General Motors created a fantastic, fast ride at a Disney park. We didn't have a Lightning Pass, so…read morewe waited in the queue for about 40 minutes. The ride itself was exciting and fast. We were surprised by the change of pace during the ride, which was a nice element of surprise. My spouse and I thoroughly enjoyed the experience, it was interesting. One unusual aspect was the exit after the ride. Typically, riders would exit into a shopping area, but in this case, they exited into a display area featuring various vehicles. The cars showcased were remarkably costly.We admired them briefly, but then moved on to the other attractions at EPCOT. Overall, the ride was excellent; we had a great time, but the exit area felt more like an auto show.