If you started with Slinky Dog Dash, it usually won’t make sense to go to Rise of the Resistance, which has been drawing the longest waits of the morning.
Once you’re done with your first ride of Early Entry, assuming it was one of the three we just covered, you can probably fit in one more ride, possibly getting in line for a third before the park opens to other guests. Finishing Up Your Early Entry at Hollywood Studios It’s far in the back of the park, a relatively long experience even with no line, and has no good options for a second ride near it once you get off. More importantly, it’s an inefficient use of time. Smugglers Run has a single rider line, which is a fine backup option is you don’t otherwise fit it into your day. While the ride is quite popular, we generally don’t recommend this. It’s generally the least popular of these four options, though.Īlternatively, you might head to Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run. “What Andy has dreamed up will deliver nonstop coaster fun for all ages.Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway is a good option, too, particularly if you have small children. “As Toy Story Land welcomes our guests – as toys – into Andy’s backyard, Slinky Dog Dash invites them into Andy’s imagination,” said Phil Holmes, Vice President of Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Pricklepants’ “Songs for Singing,” compiled by the huggable hedgehog from “Toy Story 3.” Toys and toy packaging complete the scene, including a Rubik’s Cube, a game canister for Pick-Up Snakes and toy wooden blocks spelling out F-U-N – all against the backdrop of a towering book, Mr. “The first half of the ride is many swirls, turns and dips, and after the second launch come a drop and camelback humps – as if you were playing with a Slinky Dog toy,” explained Dave Minichiello, Executive Creative Director of Walt Disney Imagineering.Īndy saved one last surprise for his coaster’s finale: Wheezy, the squeaky toy penguin from the Toy Story films, breaks into a rendition of “You’ve Got a Friend in Me.” Created especially for Slinky Dog Dash, the Audio-Animatronics figure of Wheezy is unique among Disney Parks globally. When Slinky Dog Dash hits its midway point, the coaster stops, reverses a few yards, then shoots through multiple rings pulsing with sounds, spinners and flashing lights to launch riders into the second act of the ride experience. Rex, the toy dinosaur, is precariously perched atop the unstable Jenga stack trying to decorate the toy block city by stringing up colored Christmas lights – a daunting task when you’re a dinosaur with short front arms! Jessie comes to his rescue, working to untangle Rex’s dino-sized predicament.Īndy also tricked out his coaster creation with a power booster. In one hilarious scene, the coaster swoops around blocks Andy stacked around his Jenga game. Glue bottles, empty toy boxes and stray coaster parts and pieces are strewn about – Andy’s pet project was clearly a work in progress when he was called away.
Guests approaching the ride launch see Andy’s plans sketched out in Crayola crayon on notebook paper. Track and supports for the coaster are done up in bright colors of red, orange, yellow and blue. The attraction’s ride vehicles are spring-tailed spinoffs of Slinky, the iconic American toy from the 1940s. It all takes place in Andy’s backyard, where he used the Dash & Dodge Mega Coaster Play Kit to assemble this speedy toy.Īndy’s idea for his double-launch coaster – a Disney first – was to pick everyone’s favorite floppy-eared dachshund with the stretching coil body – Slinky Dog – to send guests around the track. They get to ride his creation and be inside Slinky Dog’s coils as the lovable pooch twists and turns around the track. This multi-launch, family-friendly roller coaster careens around bends and “catches air” over camelback humps as it runs across the 11-acre land.Īs honorary toys, guests have Andy of Pixar Animation Studios’ Toy Story films to thank for this incredibly fun experience. Jumping on the coolest canine toy ever, guests are in for a rollicking good time as Disney’s Hollywood Studios unleashes Slinky Dog Dash in the new Toy Story Land at the Walt Disney World Resort.