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Disney's Hollywood Studios For Those With Disabilities


Disney's Hollywood Studios puts guests in the middle of the action in some of film history's most beloved scenes. The park is fully accessible, but the sheer range of disability accommodations can seem overwhelming. In this tour, a former Cast Member - Disney-speak for employee - will act as your personal guide, teaching you to navigate the park like a pro. You will learn tips and tricks for choosing the attractions that are right for you, saving money, and maximizing your time. Along the way, you will learn a bit about the past, present, and future of this incredible theme park.

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Chapters in this tour:
     Introduction
     Arriving / Hollywood Blvd
     Sunset Boulevard
     Animation / Pixar Place
     Streets/Commissary/Echo
     After Dark
Transportation: By Foot - Easy walking
Specialty: Off the Beaten Path
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The table-service restaurants are able to accommodate virtually any special dietary needs. Ask to speak to a chef when you arrive or, for more restrictive diets, call 407-WDW-DINE at least two weeks in advance. You will be able to plan your meals with a Disney dietician.
Central Florida weather can be unpredictable. When visiting Hollywood Studios, wear plenty of sunscreen, drink lots of water, and carry a rain poncho. If you get chilled easily, carry a light sweater or jacket to wear indoors, as the air conditioning can be intense.
Table-service meals could be considered attractions in their own right. Plan to spend at least an hour and a half enjoying the experience.
Many guidebooks recommend taking a midday hotel break, but commuting takes a great deal of time. Instead, consider seeing an indoor show during the hot afternoon, or join other guests napping on a well-manicured lawn.
Do not waste too much time shopping during the day. The shops along Hollywood Boulevard are generally open for at least an hour after park closing, and carry much of the same merchandise found throughout the park.
Click to see how our tours display--tons of images with either text or narration--much better than any audio tour because you can see the sites. It's like having a friend show you around, with priceless advice and insider information, to enjoy at your own pace. Our samples feature different locations throughout the year.

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Provider: Lisa Fritscher


Lisa Fritscher was raised in Central Florida and has published more than 1000 freelance articles. Before becoming a writer, Lisa was employed as an actor and attractions spieler at Universal Studios Orlando, Walt Disney World and Sea World Orlando. She often travels with her disabled father, which sparks her special interest in accessible destinations. 

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