Hollywood Boulevard
Art Deco style.
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The third park at Walt Disney World, opened on 1 May 1989 over 55 hectares and inspired by Golden Age Hollywood, devoted to the worlds of film, television, music and theatre. Visitors enter along Hollywood Boulevard with its Art Deco buildings and colourful towers, and the park is divided into areas based on famous films, above all Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, with a full-size Millennium Falcon and towering rock spires. There are also areas based on animated films, live stage shows, a famous tower of terror and night-time shows that project images and light onto the buildings. One-day, one-park tickets vary by date and start from about $129–139 before tax, per visitor guides. The most popular rides here get very busy, so book them early through the app and give it a full day.
Art Deco style.
Full size.
On the buildings.
Walt Disney World Resort, Bay Lake, near Orlando
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge with the Millennium Falcon, Hollywood Boulevard and the night shows.