All over the Walt Disney World resort there were Lights, Cameras, and Action to help celebrate Disney's Hollywood Studios 20th anniversary. Of course it would not be a major anniversary without WDW Celebrations who celebrated by staging, "Studio 20".

To honor this milestone Disney celebrated by holding a event at the Premier theater, not to mention selling decorated cupcakes, a beautiful t-shirt as well adding a few special touches like banners at the park entrance and a history exhibit on the park in the One Man's Dream attraction. While Disney mostly celebrated the anniversary on May 1 WDW Celebrations held their "Studio 20" event over three days, April 30 through May 2. You can see the first days events here.

The last "Studio 20" event occurred on May 2 and began with a ride on Star Tours followed by a showing of The American Idol Experience. After that was a a group lunch at the Back lot express and then some independent time to see Walt Disney: One Mans Dream and The Magic of Disney Animation. As the day went on there was a group ride on the Studio Backlot Tour. The day was capped off by a history walk and group ride on the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror.

All over the Walt Disney World resort there were Lights, Cameras, and Action to help celebrate Disney's Hollywood Studios 20th anniversary. Of course it would not be a major anniversary without WDWCelebrations who celebrated by staging, "Studio 20".

To honor this milestone Disney celebrated by holding a event at the Premier theater, not to mention selling decorated cupcakes, a beautiful t-shirt as well adding a few special touches like banners at the park entrance and a history exhibit on the park in the One Man's Dream attraction. While Disney mostly celebrated the anniversary on May 1 WDWCelebrations held their "Studio 20" event over three days, April 30 through May 2.

This was a site for sore eyes. Last September, during Closing night, the cast said during the Hoopla! (Hoopla!) that they were going on a year long safari, but appearently that does not mean fans of the closed attraction wont dress up to honor the memory of the Adventurers Club, on the anniversary of it's grand opening.

Since Lucky the dinosaur took his first steps in 2005 Disney has been creating new animatronics and limited engagement experiences that can be spontaneous and entertaining, not to mention interacting directly with the guests at the Disney parks. The experience continues with newest experience fresh from Disneyland Paris, "Bon Appetit from Chef Remy."

Strait out of the film Ratatouille, Remy travels around the restaurant on a rolling gourmet food cart with a Maitre d' presenting him to each table in the restaurant. Once the guests see Remy he may interact with sprightly movements and lively banter, or even dance to a classic French love song or bust a move to hip hop.