Throughout the years, Disney MGM Studios has been a work in progress. Star Tours, a ride dedicated to the Star Wars trilogy opened in 1990; and the next year saw the creation of Sunset Boulevard, including the haunted, elevator drop Tower of Terror ride.

Disney has also dedicated MGM to showcasing rides, plays and other attractions based on their current animated and live action films for kids. "The Little Mermaid" and "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" have shows, "101 Dalmatians" has a behind-the-scenes tour, and the characters from "Toy Story" and "Hercules" have been paraded through the streets of the park in recent years.

How to Get There: Disney MGM is located just south of the Magic Kingdom. Visitors to MGM can take exit 25B off Interstate 4 onto north SR 192, the regular Magic Kingdom exit. Stay in the right hand lanes and take the first right after you get off 192. Continue straight into the main gate of Disney-MGM and cast members will direct you on how to manoeuvre through the parking lot.

A tram will take you from the parking lot to the main entrance, although it's not a far walk for industrious visitors. Write down the name and number of the lane where you parked. This is especially good advice for visitors of MGM because the lot's sections are named for aspects of film like "Comedy," as opposed to the recognisable character names of the Magic Kingdom.

Visit the Official MGM Studios Website at Disney