Capture the glamour of Hollywood’s golden age at Disney’s Hollywood Studios®
Movie magic comes to life at Disney’s Hollywood Studios®. Step into the action with attractions based on blockbuster movies and top TV shows, and delight in exciting entertainment that puts you center stage. Here are some tips for capturing the glitz and glamour in outstanding photos and videos. Lights, camera, action!
Photo tips made easy with Dixie Dixon
Fashion and lifestyle photographer and Nikon Ambassador Dixie Dixon shows you how to create amazing photos of friends and family while at the park.
Hollywood Boulevard
The “Main Street” of Disney’s Hollywood Studios®, Hollywood Boulevard takes you to the center of Hollywood, complete with the beautiful Chinese Theatre. Zoom all the way out and bring the whole scene into focus with a wide-angle cityscape photo. If you’re shooting at night, select Nighttime Portrait or Nighttime Landscape Mode or turn up your camera’s ISO setting.
Toy Story Land
As the newest addition to Disney's Hollywood Studios, Toy Story Land is a great location to capture movement and color. Use a fast shutter speed to stop motion for that perfect shot of Slinky Dog Dash, a family-friendly coaster, or Alien Swirling Saucers for an out-of-this-swirl experience!
Disney Junior Character Meet & Greet
Capture moments with your favorite Disney Junior pals, like Doc McStuffins! Zoom in to highlight tight-angle, emotional moments with your family and iconic Disney characters.
Remember to take shots of your children’s expressions both before and after rides.
The Twilight Zone* Tower of Terror™
The Twilight Zone* Tower of Terror™ has been a staple in the park’s skyline since it opened in 1989. Have fun taking spooky photos all around the exterior. Take a sequence of photos of the kids—one shot where they’re smiling, another where they’re making scary faces.
Fantasmic!
This nighttime show is the perfect place to test your camera's ability in a low-light environment. With a high ISO, you can capture all of the dimly-lit details of Fantasmic! to create dramatic shots of Mickey Mouse and his friends.