Disney’s Hollywood Studios

Hollywood Boulevard

Souvenirs in a 1930s five-and-dime.
The kiosk under the globe, at the park entrance.
Nighttime projection show washing clips from classic Disney and Pixar films across the Chinese Theatre facade.
Table service recreation of the original Hollywood celebrity haunt, still serving its own Cobb salad and grapefruit cake.
The patio bar outside the Derby.
Holiday fireworks and projections over Hollywood Boulevard, framed as Jiminy Cricket’s search for Santa’s missing naughty-or-nice list.
Apparel on Hollywood Boulevard.
Trackless dark ride pulling riders inside a chaotic cartoon short, staged in the former Great Movie Ride’s Chinese Theatre building.
Hollywood Boulevard’s flagship department store for park-wide apparel, pins, and souvenirs.
Autographs and one-off collectibles by the gate.
Streetcar-themed Starbucks counter at the top of Hollywood Boulevard, pouring coffee before the rest of the park wakes up.
Companion projection show tracing Disney and Pixar animation history across the same Chinese Theatre facade.

Table service diner staged as a 1950s family kitchen, where servers scold guests into finishing their vegetables.
Quick-service food court on Commissary Lane rotating burgers, noodle bowls, and fried chicken sandwiches.
Warehouse-style quick-service cafeteria behind Star Tours, decorated with leftover prop shop and paint department clutter.
Burgers and hot dogs from a boat on Echo Lake.
Sweets and funnel cake by the lake.
Sing-along retelling of Frozen narrated by costumed royal historians inside a theater on Echo Lake.
Frozen merchandise by the sing-along theatre.
Buffet dining room near Echo Lake serving Southern-inspired comfort food across breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Live stunt show restaging Raiders of the Lost Ark’s rolling boulder, fistfights, and fireballs in an open-air amphitheater.
Walk-up window built into a rusty tugboat moored on Echo Lake, serving hand-cut fries and frozen lemonade.
Table service inside a mock 1950s drive-in, booth seating built from tail-finned convertibles facing a B-movie screen.
Star Wars flight simulator that shuffles its destination and peril each ride, piloted by a perpetually nervous C-3PO.
Star Wars merchandise at the Star Tours exit.
The bar next to Prime Time, and Mom is watching.
A Mickey and Minnie short, in a small theatre.

California-style craft beer counter on Grand Avenue, pouring West Coast brews alongside espresso drinks.
A drinks stand dressed as a garage on Grand Avenue.

Batuu clothing, if you want to dress the part.
Creatures from across the galaxy, all for sale.
Quick-service hangar canteen serving Batuu-inspired plates like fried endorian tip-yip and ronto wrap sides.
Galaxy’s Edge’s flagship curiosity shop, crammed floor to ceiling with lightsabers, holocrons, and other Star Wars relics.
Build-your-own-droid workshop where guests assemble and activate a personal R-series or BB-series unit to roll home.
First Order gear, sold with menace.
Stormtroopers patrol Batuu, looking for you.
The Outpost Mix popcorn, sweet and savoury at once.
Walk-up counter for Batuu’s blue and green milk, a tangy plant-based frozen drink served in a souvenir cup.
Motion-simulator cockpit ride seating six riders as pilots, gunners, and engineers aboard the actual Millennium Falcon.
Reservation-only cantina pouring exotic cocktails to a live mix spun by the DJ droid RX-24, deep in Black Spire Outpost.
Resistance gear, sold quietly.
Walk-up grill turning spitted meats under a repurposed podracer engine, best known for its ronto wrap.
Guided workshop where guests build a custom lightsaber hilt from salvaged parts inside a hidden Star Wars den.
Multi-stage trackless dark ride dropping riders into a battle between the Resistance and the First Order aboard a captured Star Destroyer.
Handmade-looking toys, run by a Toydarian.

Spinning saucer ride themed to a claw-machine prize drop, toy aliens dangling from rockets overhead.
Toy soldiers drumming through Toy Story Land.
Toy Story Land’s flagship shop for cowgirl and space-ranger gear, built to look like Andy’s toy chest come to life.
Table service barbecue staged inside a life-size board game, seated among oversized dominoes and Jenga blocks.
Family launch coaster built from a giant stretching Slinky Dog toy, looping through Andy’s backyard playset.
3D shooting-gallery dark ride where riders fire at midway targets across a toybox-scaled carnival.
Quick-service lunch box window known for grilled cheese melts, totchos, and a s’mores hand pie.

Fruit, pretzels and cold drinks on Sunset.
Open-air musical revue condensing Beauty and the Beast into a stage show at the Theater of the Stars.
Villains merchandise on Sunset Boulevard.
Walk-up pizza and flatbread counter sharing Sunset Boulevard’s open-air food court seating.
Projection show lighting up the Tower of Terror facade as Disney’s villains crash the park’s happy ending.
Quick-service hot dog and chili counter rounding out Sunset Boulevard’s outdoor food court.
Nighttime spectacular of fireworks, water screens, and battling villains staged around a fifty-foot Sorcerer Mickey mountain.
The Swedish Chef’s stall. Bork bork bork.
Hand-scooped ice cream on Sunset.
Sunset Boulevard’s flagship shop for movie- and villain-themed apparel and collectibles.
Souvenirs in a Streamline Moderne storefront.
Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster merchandise.
Launch coaster looping through a neon-lit Hollywood night, its stretch-limo cars now riding shotgun with the Electric Mayhem.
Quick-service burger counter anchoring Sunset Boulevard’s outdoor food court, named for a fictional 1940s starlet.
The Tower of Terror in its Christmas lights.
Cocktails on Sunset Boulevard.
Tower of Terror merchandise, at the exit.
Elevator drop ride sending riders through a haunted hotel and into randomized freefall sequences, framed as a Twilight Zone episode.

Sing-and-dance-along stage show built around current Disney Junior characters, staged for the youngest guests.
A swing band in Animation Courtyard.
Princess dresses and costumes.
Puppet-and-projection musical retelling of The Little Mermaid inside the Animation Courtyard theater.
A live band in Animation Courtyard.
Self-guided walk through Walt Disney’s life and legacy in production art and models, ending in a short biographical film.