Walt Disney Studios was built to emulate Disney's Hollywood Studios in Florida with a film-and-television theme. It is a much smaller theme park with a total of 16 attractions, making it more manageable to get around and can easily be visited in one day.

Disney announced in February 2018 exciting plans for a multi-year development which will significantly expand the Walt Disney Studios Park, which will roll out in phases beginning in 2021. It will add three new areas based on Marvel, Frozen and Star Wars, along with multiple new attractions and live entertainment experiences.

Attendance figures 2019: 5,245,000

Front Lot

The Front Lot is a Spanish-style Courtyard that you are met with when you enter through the parks main entrance. A fountain depicting Mickey Mouse as the Sorcerer's Apprentice from the film Fantasia, can be found in the centre of the courtyard and to the left a water tower topped with giant black Mickey ears known as the Earffel Tower. Character greetings take place here during the morning.

Disney Studio 1 is the largest building in the resort and has an indoor studio-stage setting where you can dine and shop. The soundstage acts as a 'Main Street' to the rest of the park. Prepare to be dazzled with the Hollywood theme, the attraction has it's very own Sunset Boulevard.

Production Courtyard

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