Toy Story Mania!

This game is very suitable for the whole family to participate in. It is a super interesting shooting game. The shooting scenes are both lively and interesting. Even adults like me have fun and engage in it. Children will naturally enjoy it more. So if you find that the waiting time for this game is not long, remember not to miss it.

Such a fun and whimsical ride/game! Be ready for a workout—pulling the rope repeatedly definitely gives your forearms a burn, but it’s totally worth it. The queue line is super fun, making you feel like the size of a toy. Loved the nostalgia too—it’s so cool this ride/game was originally on Nintendo Wii. Highly recommend for all ages!

Very cute, a really nice ride! The whole family loves it! Even when the line is long, it moves relatively quickly! The entire family really enjoys it! There’s always a competition to see who can score more points! The waiting area is fully air-conditioned, so even on a hot summer day, it’s bearable and even refreshing.

Great family ride and game. Fun for all ages and compete to win until the end!

Toy Story Mania is pure fun from start to finish! The 3D carnival-style games are super interactive and great for all ages. The pull-string cannon is easy to use, and the friendly competition keeps you coming back to beat your score. The colorful Toy Story theming, fun music, and animated effects make it a joyful, immersive experience. Whether you're a kid or just a kid at heart, this ride is a must-do at Hollywood Studios!

It's a cross between a shooting gallery at a carnival, and a video game on a screen! The only difference is that you're pulling a string to shoot at your targets versus an old-timey button or a trigger. The goal is to rack up as many points as you can. We were going to pass this up for Slinky Dog Dash. Fortunately, Slinky was having technical problems all through early entry. We ended up going back to Toy Story Mania. The line went super fast. We were on the ride in no time. I like that it gives you a little time to get acquainted with your spring-action shooter by taking practice shots before moving on to the game. I aimed high throughout the game to knock out the targets with the highest points. My accuracy was better than my husband, but he barely beat me in points. Oh well!! The large toys and games that you see in line are kind of cool. The height of the door made me feel like I was a little toy underneath it. It's great fun for the family. It really was much better than I thought it would be. It brings out that inner child that you thought had left the building. Don't pass this one up (unless it's a crazy long line).

It is definetely worth it. Sometimes it has a lot of waiting in the line, but it is a good and chill attraction for all the family. You have some guns in a trolly which you need to use to fire to differenr bull-eye and gain points. It is a nice experience!

An amazing and interactive ride that brings new excitement every time. The technology used enhances the ride and makes it the best of the aiming kind in the park. It is great for all ages and is good family fun. The lines can get pretty long, so I would recommend going either early or late in the day or using a Genie+.

The best ride in Toy Story LAND, Opportunity to see where you STAND, You ride a car and shoot targets DOWN, Swinging and running the bad guys AROUND, Take a trip and beat our SCORE, Orange glasses and a lot MORE. Rated five stars for the fun it AFFORDS, You won't be disappointed there are only laser guns, NO SWORDS.

You've got a friend in me You've got a friend in me When the road looks rough ahead And you're miles and miles from your nice warm bed You just remember what your old pal said Boy, you've got a friend in me Yeah, you've got a friend in me Visit Andy's room and go through his toy chest. Grab a set of 3-D glasses and then take aim at the carnival arcade to collect points hitting a series of moving targets with a spring action shooter. There are 5 different rooms with unique Toy Store themed games to play. After each game is done, the four player tram spins and slides to the next carnival game. At Hamm & Eggs fire hardboiled eggs at targets in the barnyard. Launch darts and pop ballon's at Rex & Trixie's Dino Darts. Love popping the balloons in front of the fun prehistoric volcano. Boot camp for toy soldiers? At the Green Army Men Shoot Camp sling baseballs to shatter dinner plates at the firing range. Do you luv Buzz? Buzz Lightyear's Flying Tossers is a bit more challenging. Try tossing flying tosser rings to catch some elusive aliens. The grand finale?? Woody's Rootin' Tootin' Shootin' Gallery!! Finish collecting points with suction-cup-tipped darts. Hit targets inspired by the "Woody's Roundup" TV show to try to reach a new high score. Hint: Aim for secret targets. The Easter Eggs give bonus points. You've got a friend in me and I've actually got Toy Story on my smartwatch!! Thanks to our new friend, Athena, for our visit to Toy Story Land and Toy Story Mania. Definitely a family favorite.

It's a cross between a shooting gallery at a carnival, and a video game on a screen! The only difference is that you're pulling a string to shoot at your targets versus an old-timey button or a trigger. The goal is to rack up as many points as you can. We were going to pass this up for Slinky Dog Dash. Fortunately, Slinky was having technical problems all through early entry. We ended up going back to Toy Story Mania. The line went super fast. We were on the ride in no time. I like that it gives you a little time to get acquainted with your spring-action shooter by taking practice shots before moving on to the game. I aimed high throughout the game to knock out the targets with the highest points. My accuracy was better than my husband, but he barely beat me in points. Oh well!! The large toys and games that you see in line are kind of cool. The height of the door made me feel like I was a little toy underneath it. It's great fun for the family. It really was much better than I thought it would be. It brings out that inner child that you thought had left the building. Don't pass this one up (unless it's a crazy long line).

It was fun shooting at targets sitting on the swirling vehicle. We were at the ride in Hollywood studio around 9:30am and had to wait about 40 minutes for the ride. We enjoyed it but wait was too long.

This may have been my favorite ride of all 3 parks. Maybe. And I rode 3 Star Wars rides the same day! We waited in line about one hour. It was worth the wait. This is a dark ride with screens. Funny I like it so much when I'm not into videogames. But I like Toy Story (probably almost everyone does!) and I like carnival games. You aim for different things on the screen and earn points and your companion beats you and you chalk it up to how your companion has played many more videogames in his lifetime and then the carnival theme inspires you to rent the movie "Us" so you feel like you've won in the end.

This is a treasure! Toy Story Mania is one of my absolute favorite Disney rides. It's a ride. It's a game. It's a competition. It's a thrill. Very well done and you'll laugh a lot as you compete with your family in a modern version of carnival style games while on a bit of a rollercoaster. So fun and well done!

Toy Story mania is a 3d shoot 'em motion ride located in Disneys Hollywood studios. The ride itself to me is just ok. A bit frustrating to me because in magic kingdom they have a buzz light year motion shooting ride. You would think with such a storied franchise that they could come up with vastly different rides. I will say my favorite part of the ride is the decor and setup while waiting in line. It's like walking through a giant toyland with lots of nostalgic and classic games and toys on display. Overall it's still a pretty neat ride for all ages and sizes. Worth experiencing if you have not before.

This Toy Story Mania ride in Hollywood Studios is similar to the one in Disneyland. It's a shooting game with two seats per ride. You ride around shooting different targets in the different games and tally up your scores at the end. The competitive juices always come out of me for this ride and I really enjoy it.

Been my favorite ride for over 10 years! For the first time in a long time and it wasn't a 2 hour wait. It was more of a 10 minute wait and just walking thru the queue to get to the platform. Star Wars is taking most of the business which is great for TSM wait time because it used to be crazy long and so busy. The area is still doing well and all the cars are in great working order. So cute always, long live Toy Story!

FUN IMMERSIVE QUEUE BUT BORING RIDE We found the Toy Story Mania ride tame compared to Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin (Magic Kingdom). Donning 3D eyeglasses, you go through an arcade of different shooting galleries and that's it. The best part of Toy Story Mania was the immersive queue full of larger-than-life stuff like Mr. Potato Head, dominoes, game boards, monkeys and Etch n Sketch. I was disappointed to see areas of chipped paint on the grimy wall murals. WDW used to be known for its touch-up painting maintenance to keep everything pristine looking. On a non-peak weekday early afternoon visit, we waited 30 minutes.

My personal best and favorite ride in Toy Story Land! This ride is a fun interactive shooter ride, just like the Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin ride in Tomorrowland of Magic Kingdom! Toy Story Mania is extra fun given the immaculate design the entire queue, room where you get on the rides, and entire ride has as well! Plus with the added ease that you don't have to spin your vehicle around yourself - it gets spun around for you and you just need to aim and toggle your slingshot pew pew at the screens! The "trigger" for your pew pews on this ride are different than other ones and are also a bit more exhausting to do if you're competitive like me LMAO, but it's just SO much fun! The ride feels long and you have so many different opportunities to go PEW PEW and you are motivated and cheered on by all our beloved Toy Story characters! It was great fun and definitely a must ride!!!!

Such a fun ride for adults or kids. It's an arcade and a ride all in one. You try to hit these different things on a screen and get points. You compete with the person sitting next to you and it's so fun! The theming like you are a toy and everything is big is so neat! This is one of my favorites in Hollywood Studios and would keep coming back.

A great ride for all ages! The theming of the ride is super cute, and I always love walking through the line queue and seeing all of the Toy Story decor. The ride requires you to wear 3D glasses to see and play the mini-games as you go through the ride. You pick up the glasses towards the end of the line, and I was pleasantly surprised to see that the 3D glasses fit comfortably over my own prescription glasses! The ride cart seats 4 adults comfortably, 2 people on each side back to back. The ride is indoors and maneuvers around different screens to play Toy Story-themed mini-games. To play, you aim the cart gun toward the screens and pull the ball and string trigger. It honestly can make your arm very tired lol! It's fun to compete with your ride partner and the other side of the cart. At the end of the ride, you can see the leaderboard for your cart and for the day as well! If you're a Toy Story fan, you definitely want to check this ride out!

Head over to toy story land when you first hit the park at Hollywood studios. This is home if the famous slinky dog ride which is a must ride roller coaster for all ages. This section is built out right! It is filled with visual stimuli everywhere you look. Built out like a play day in Andys room the colors, the design and the attention to detail will thrill all toy story fans just by walking through. An amazing section of the park and a true fan favorite this area just should not be missed!

Being overseas for two years means I have missed out on being an elite Yelper. It also means my family has missed out on all the fun of Walt Disney World. Upon returning, I was sad to see you now how have to pay for basically fast passes to rides. Money truly wins now. Fast forward to Toy Story Mania... This is our absolute favorite ride at Hollywood Studios (aside from the treasured Slinky Dog Dash). We always look forward to this experience even if it means waiting in hr + line without the perks of a lightning pass or what ever other fast pass. On this particular day, a cast member helped turn my frustration into an even terrible experience. The standby lane was at a halt even though people at the lightning lane still weren't ready with their glasses. They announce for us to move up in line to reduce our time and yet people in the lightning lane are holding up the movement and yet they are continued to keep moving while only one standby family got to proceed and then a bunch of lightning people. Long story short, Katie "in training " just smirks at my frustration (and I wasn't the only one frustrated) . Upset, I asked other cast members why they can't let any standby through since the others in the other lane were being slow. We were all ready to go with our glasses while there was a huge gap. Everyone pretty much ignored me while Katie keeps looking back at me with her smirk. She knows I'm talking to her, and they finally acknowledge me once I called them out on it. One cast member proceeded to explain their ratios, but at this point, I was infuriated by Katie's unprofessionalism, and that frustration marinated with me during the entire ride. I've come to realize a lot of the cast members are now young individuals with no respect or training in how to sensibly deal with frustrated individuals. I ended up speaking to a supervisor and we explained our situation. We feel like lightning lane has muddled the Disney experience, more specifically if you're one that has already dished big bucks and an organ to stay on property and make sure their family has a great time. For us especially with the last 2 years spending it overseas with low morale. This was not how I wanted to spend the day at the parks and now how I'd want to be addressed by a cast member. 2 stars because the ride is a blast, but Katie, I sure hope you learn some customer service skills for "special guests"...you don't know what someone's been through to make it to this supposed "happiest place on earth".

This might be my favorite ride in Hollywood Studios and it's because I am super competitive. Walking in line brings back so many childhood memories with all the enlarged kids games they have. It made my group go into old tales, which was really fun. We were in Standby and they let tons of Lightning Lane people through, so our wait was longer than we expected. Once you put on your 3D glasses and you start hitting all the targets with your paint balls, it gets exciting. I always go for the higher point items and do well. Will definitely return.

This ride is better than I expected for adults, or adults that want to act like children. We partake in a healthy competition to see who can score the highest total. Unfortunately, my Lil friend is now on a 7 visit win streak. I even cheated this year by watching Youtube videos...in line to see how to maximize my score. As for the ride itself, it is a fun way to escape some the thrill rides, and just chill for a bit. We visited over the Christmas holiday in 2022, and it was a good ride to warm up on after riding Slinky Dog at 34 degrees F.

This ride is great! I've always enjoyed this ride. It's an interactive ride where you play carnival games. The atmosphere while waiting in line is so cool. It feels like you are in Andy's room and you are the size of a toy.

A Disney-Pixar take on the classic shooting car ride. In this case, you sit in a computer controlled car as it takes you through the course from one large computer screen to the next, where you are tasked with "shooting" classic carnival target games like balloons, dishes, targets, etc. Score is kept for you to compare to your friends.

HOW FUN!!! It's like an arcade on wheels. Quite literally. You get glasses and you get moved around and use your little shooter thing to compete against whoever's next to you. I won FYI so I'm taking this personally lol. Love love love this ride and the fact it's indoor is even better cuz that humidity ain't no joke. Worth the wait!!! Would go again!!! Disneyland has one too.

Great ride. Never been to the Disneyworld version, but did today! Overall the wait is always long, so Genie Plus it. It's a fun 3D ride and you can break plates! Give it a shot!

This ride is insanely fun. It's a 4D ride so you will be required to wear glasses. It's interactive kind of like the Buzz Light-year Astro Blasters but instead of holding a blaster, it's a cannon that is fixed to the car but can turn. You go through many scenes and try and score as many points as you can! Your arm will get tired if you're trying hard enough haha. At the end of the ride, the screen on the car will provide stats on how everyone did in your vehicle. Get your camera ready for bragging rights!

What a super fun ride! We were finally able to give this one a go recently and we really enjoyed it. It's very similar to the Buzz Lightyear ride in Magic Kingdom, if you have been on that, however, with a major difference being that they use large screens for the bullseyes instead of physical targets. You'll move from screen to screen and the games for shooting will change as you go. You'll pull the cannon string to shoot the gun and it makes an added challenge vs. pulling a normal trigger. I liked all the variety of games so if you weren't so good at one of them, you have more chances to try another type! Overall: A A fun ride inside of Studios with games to shoot things!

Toy Story Mania is located at Disney Hollywood Studios within their Toy Story land. This ride is the exact same ride at Disney's California Adventure at the Pier. The wait time is a lot less though at Disney World Hollywood Studios than California Adventure. My family and I had visited Hollywood Studios. We actually didn't have to wait at all. The longest part was walking through the queue line, which took us about 5 minutes to get through. During the walk-through of the queue line, you're inside Andy's room, seeing all of the different toys from the movie. Along the way, you'll pick up 3D glasses, yellow, the same style used at Disney's California Adventure. You then sit and board a carnival type ride. The ride is interactive. You use a spring-type shooter and blast away at moving targets on the screen. The ride is smooth. I never felt dizzy or motion sick from the 3D glasses. There are constant targets popping up at the screen. Towards the end you are provided the "high score" for each car. This ride is family friendly, for all ages. I'd recommend though, if you get motion sickness easily from wearing 3D glasses, to avoid this ride. If you're at Disney World Hollywood Studios, and miss this ride for some reason, just know there is the exact same ride at Disneyland's California Adventure!

A cute queue and such a fun competitive ride! It's so much fun to ride! You'll see the whole gang, Woody, Jessie, Buzz, Hamm, Mr. Potatohead! There's so much to see and the attention to detail is true to Disney magic! A must ride at Hollywood Studios!

So much fun!!! Pack your patience for a long line and bring your competitive spirit. Of course - get a fast pass if you can. We could not, so we waited in line but the wait was about 45 minutes, not terrible. The queue has a lot of fun stuff to check out. All inside, so take a break from the elements. As the ride states - step inside Andy's room and make your way through a toy chest full of classic games before picking up a pair of special 3D glasses. Then, board a carnival-inspired tram and use your spring-action shooter to take your best shot at an array of moving targets. This is an awesome ride - interactive and smooth! I could not believe the amount of games there were to play and spinning around the corners to the next game was a thrill. I was not expecting a thrill out of this ride - but wow! 5 games total and each one has its own theme. Cannot stress the smoothness of the ride overall and the technology of the shooting with scoring points. Great game for all ages - fun for the younger ones to pull the spring-action shooter and fun for older kids/adults who are actually trying to get the highest score. Good luck, toys!

All three of my young kids love this on, as do my husband and I. The wait is usually long, but worth it. This ride is interactive and competitive which is what makes it fun. The line is also very nostalgic since it has classic toys throughout the queue.

always a classic great ride, during our trip it had problems both times we were in line leading to over an hour wait. cast member said ride really really needs refurbishment but this is not their priority

Loved this new ride as part of Toy Story Land in Hollywood Studios! We couldn't snag a FastPass, but the estimated wait was 80 minutes while we were nearby, so we jumped in line. Similar to the Buzz Lightyear ride in Magic Kingdom's Tomorrowland, you face off against your partner in a series of games where you're essentially flinging items at a variety of targets to score different points. It's 3D so you wear glasses and spin around in your little cart throughout. I prefer it more than the Buzz Lightyear ride, but maybe that's just because it has that new feeling! The ride felt pretty long, so I consider the wait to be worth it! Not to mention, I totally schooled my husband which practically never happens in video games. That was cool, too.

One of my favorite rides! It's very popular so a fast pass is recommended but if it's not available (or you used it for Slinky Dog Dash) the standby line at least offers interesting things to look at. It's like being inside a huge toy box. Kids a bit older and more coordinated will enjoy this ride the most. You wear 3D glasses while shooting at targets marked with different values. I appreciate that the ride turns you itself and positions you for each round of shooting. It also takes a decent amount of time to make your wait feel worthwhile. This is the one game I beat my sons and husband. They're still in shock and bitter!

One of our favorite rides at Disney. The effects have been tuned since our first time coming. It was slightly blurry at first (maybe 6 years ago?) not sure if it was the glasses or the screens, but it is VERY clear now! It seems ljke they take good care of the mechanics/rides. As for the ride itself, it is 3D. You are in car that fits 2-3 passengers (only 2 shooting guns per car though) that turns quickly occasionally. You have to aim at targets to shoot them and gain points. I don't want to give away too much, but it's very immersive and engaging!!!

Cute, cute, cute!!! Looking for a little gym workout! This is your ride! This ride will give you the best arm workout. The cart is back to back. Two people sit on one side and you and your partner side on the other side. There is a pull string on your toy gun and you shoot at targets. Not sure why it is necessary to have the 3d glasses as I think the ride would be just as fun without them. The cart takes you to different scenes and bulls eyes pop up and your job is to shoot at them to earn points. Keep an eye out all over the screen because some of the bulls eyes were worth more points. At the end of the ride, a total shows up on your cart with an accuracy percentage. While I had a higher shoot number than my daughter, she had a higher accuracy rate. She will never let it down that she was better at hitting the target.

I'm awful at shooting games, but this one actually made me feel pretty "okay" at them! I guess that's the perk of playing a game/ride designed for all ages. I was thankful that my group had a fast pass for this attraction, so our wait in line wasn't too long. The cars seat two people and you can compete against each other for the highest score. (I totally won) The ride takes you through to different rooms. In each room, your job is to hit as many targets before it is time to move on. Keep your eye on the corner of the screen/room, that's where I saw most of the highest valued targets. This was a really nice change from the typical attractions. I loved how interactive it is and can easily see how it would be fun for all ages. It is simple enough for younger riders, but if you are competitive, you can make it a real challenge.

Out of the 3 of this type of ride in Orlando, this is certainly the best. Awesome graphics. Non stop shooting. Stuff going on constantly. This is done via video screens so you see exactly where you are shooting and don't have to worry about if you're hitting the target. Love it!

I love this ride so much I could go on it over and over again! They give you 3D glasses and you sit in pairs in a cart. The cart takes you through different scenes where you and your partner compete at shooting at different targets. It is lots of fun for kids and adults alike to compete and see who has the best target skills! This is a very popular ride so it is a good one to use a fast pass on. However, if you don't get a fast pass, don't worry. Disney did a great job of making lots of fun and creative displays to keep you entertained while you wait in line. Those displays include a talking Mr. Potato Head and an Etch a Sketch. Enjoy reliving your favorite childhood toys while you wait!

A great ride for kids of all ages This is located in the new Toy Story Land in Hollywood Studios. There are many rides in the area as it is designed for the younger crowd. I have never even thought to go on these rides but a family member asked me to accompany them. I am glad that I did. It is, like all the rides in the area, very popular and very crowded. If you choose to go on it, I would strongly recommend that you get a lightning lane pass to save yourself a lot of waiting. The ride has a carnival-like atmosphere to it from the entry to the actual ride. You pass through areas with pictures of the various toy story characters. Each car in the ride fits 4 people with 2 on each side. Each person has a "cannon" with a pull cord. One person has a blue cannon and the other a red one. The car moves through various rooms with the different characters and each person aims and fires their cannons at the various targets. It is a lot of fun. There is a small screen that keeps each person's score and the car score is shown on a large screen as you near the end of the ride. For a kids' ride, I had a great time and highly recommend this ride for anybody wanting to have fun and be a kid again.

This is a fantastically fun ride, but let me get right to the reason behind a four star rating. The waits are insane. They've tried moving to fast pass only and that didn't even help. So, for now Toy Story it's 4 stars based on poor line control. So, bottom line is get a fast pass and you'll likely reduce your wait to 10-15 minutes. It's a BIG trade off to give up your chance for the other "A List" rides that you have to pick from like Fantasia, Great Movie Ride, Rockin' Rollercoaster. So the ride itself is basically an old school western shooting gallery in 3D while you get whipped around the corners to and from different shooting themes. Ok, so you're like ummm is that a good thing. Yes, indeed it is. The ride is fun and you will have a sore arm from pulling the string that fires your "stuff" so many times. I don't have any secrets to the game except go for the BIG value targets, but don't get roped into wasting all your time....go for as many targets as you can! If you have kids that love Pixar then by all means use your fast pass on it, otherwise at this park particularly there are better options us big kids. Have fun!

This ride never fails to blow my mind. The ride itself is super fun as you zoom from game area to game area. The games are ridiculously cute and engaging - you have plenty of time to get a feel for the game and rack up as many points as you can. The 3D movie is great quality and features all of your favorite Toy Story pals. This ride absolutely should not be passed up - it is barrels of fun for the whole family!

Worst game to go on is the tour of Andy's room, me and family waited 3 HRS!!!! to get on a game that is 4 mins long and kept having "technical difficulties". They let majority of the free pass people go first then take 2-3 families in stand by and make the others wait another 20 mins and ANOTHER 25 mins to get on so they can "fix it" Not worth waiting

LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS ATTRACTION AT HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS IN DISNEY WORLD. Hollywood studios is definitely my favorite park since there are so many things for my age group to appreciate and this is one of them. Won't spoil it but get ready to aim and fire away!

Props to this ride for being innovative. The theme park market is inundated with spinning teacups, shooters on rails, and general experiences on rails (see: little mermaid, haunted mansion, spaceship earth, alien swirling saucers, space ranger spin, and so on). This ride does things a little differently by incorporating a new shooting mechanic and 3D. While the method of shooting is questionable to adults, I'm sure children leave none the wiser. My friends and I being perverts, we always have a good titter about yanking the ropes as fast as we can. It comes as no surprise to anyone that men are generally better at scoring more points on this ride than women. Ahem. Anyway, Disney recently renovated the building to incorporate it into the new Toy Story Land. While under construction, the line was a nightmare. While still often a long wait, the line is no longer so disjointed that multiple Disney staff have to shoo you along every few minutes to where the line picks up again. This is one you'll definitely want a fast pass for, and, to me, is more worth the wait than Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin in Magic Kingdom.

This is by far my favorite Toy Story themed ride at the park! There was almost no line when I went and got on fast. We had cool 3D glasses which enriched the experience. I loved the shooting aspect and it changes up the screens every few or so minutes. Truly magical!

Loved this ride, had to wait 2.5 hours but if i had fast pass for this i would have no problem. Definitely worth going to. You get to sit in pairs with 3D glasses on and shoot at targets on a projector screen. At the end the scores are displayed on your screen and it also tells you your ranking on the big screen on how you did compared to others. In the line each room has figurines and has old game decorations on the walls like scrabble, snakes and ladders, and life. Near the middle there is a gigantic Mr.Potato head (bigger than me) that has animated eyes and talks to the crowd. Also singing from time to time, you can take pictures with him.

First I want to say you truly need fast pass because this line gets very very long ! You can also try rope drop ! Now this ride is a lot of fun for people of all ages . You ride two people to a seat and 4 people total. You each get 4d glasses then you try to beat each other at shooting things! This is a ride you do not want to miss! So get your fast passes and get to shooting !

Long lines = the most fun rides. This is one of those long-line stops, but definitely fun and located in Hollywood Studios. The line moves fairly quickly and is located inside, so you can get a break from the heat. You receive 3D glasses and shoot lasers at targets throughout the ride. It's a huge ride and fun for groups.

What a brilliant ride. No wonder the wait was 70 minutes. No need to write about the ride. Just make it happen. Get your fast pass 30 days in advance. Staying at a Disney resort? Get it 60 days in advance. Don't wait until the day of or day before. In fact, definitely don't buy your ticket to the park the day of. I felt so sorry for the people on these long lines just to buy your park ticket. Omg it's tragic. Also check the Disney app or Disney website for magic hours if you are staying at a Disney resort. Get there 15 minutes early and head straight to this ride. Then sweep over to tower of terror and Aerosmith. Top it off with several runs on star tours. Success! I love this ride. I love the immersion while you wait on line. You really feel like you are a toy. The game controls are clever and different. Warning. Stretch out your dominant hand/ arm. I felt like I just spent 4 hours in the gym after this ride. Tip. Save your energy for the bonus round. Speed is everything !!

This is not 5 stars because the wait for this ride is ATROCIOUS. Guess what though, surprisingly so, we waited for it, my hubby and my parents. 2.5 hours later, we had a blast. Now if only the damn ride was longer right?!?! This line is never ending and you will never know until you have been waiting at least a half hour, and get inside and see how compressed the line is wrapped. The Wait time is not kidding, and if you do get shorter wait than quoted, you are lucky. When you get in, you may flash back to your childhood with the life size games from the 80's and 90's in case that's your era(of course) Once you get on the ride, just keep pulling the cord and racking up points like crazy. It's just too fun, you won't want to stop. This is the popularity of the Toy Story ride and it's crazy wait that people endure! Get a Fast Pass if u r so lucky to get there at the crack of dawn. You will be happy you did!

Disney's latest "land" opening just a few months ago at Hollywood studios. The premise is to shrink the visitor to the size of a toy and place you in Andy's backyard. To accomplish this you are greeted by a very tall Woody and equally tall tinker toys as you enter the land. There are a few green army men also scattered throughout. The size of the surroundings definitely work to give you the feeling of being smaller than you were before you entered. Toy Story Land is one of the more family friendly areas of Hollywood Studios. With exception of the Slinky Dog Dash there is little geared for adults. We found the Slinky Dog dash the highlight of our visit there. As mentioned in an earlier review the coaster gives a view of the land as you travel essentially through it. Not my favorite part of the park - but if you have kids it may work for you.

This is a hidden gem. There is ALWAYS an 1+ hour line for this ride... definitely get a fast pass if one is available. It is nestled in the back of Disney's Hollywood Studios under a string of toy blocks and other cute props from the movie(they are building a whole Toy Story area behind it...can't wait to try this out in 2018!). The ride itself is a set of 3 cars that each seat 4 people (set back to back in pairs of 2). Its a competition style game that has a "gun" that you shoot by pulling a string..... its an arm workout for sure. Its a 3-D game that spins you around to different shooting galleries(think county fair) and has different themes. Its honestly hard to describe how fun this is... but it gets super competitive -- even for kids. The first scene is a practice one, so you can get the feel for the game... then its balls to the wall with about a minute at each scene. The one where you break the plates is my fav. Aim low-- sometimes the higher point targets are right at the bottom... hit those while everyone else is aiming high. This is my husbands favorite Disney ride(he doesn't like thrill rides though....soooo) and one of mine as well. The last time my Mom and I were here the ride actually got stuck after the first screen so we had the unique experience of being walked through almost the whole ride on foot with all of the lights on. Of course, in true Disney style, we were given a fastpass for any ride in the park. Give this ride a "shot"!