In 2008, Disney-MGM Studios officially became Disney’s Hollywood Studios, marking a shift away from the behind the scenes theme. The name change reflected a new focus on immersing guests directly into the stories and worlds of their favorite films and characters. | History At Disney

Did you know Disney’s MGM Studios Park once featured an Ace Ventura Stunt Show? In 1995, to promote Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, the Streets of America became home to Ace Ventura Pet Detective: Live in Action. Despite Ace Ventura not being a Disney character, MGM Studios hosted various shows with non-Disney characters like the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Goosebumps. During the show, Ace Ventura would deliver some of his iconic catchphrases and zip line, interacting with guests for photos

When the Disney-MGM Studios opened in 1989, the park had a working Animation Studio. Guest could tour the facility and learn how animated films were made. The studio closed in 2004, but many Disney films were worked on at the park, including The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, The Roger Rabbit shorts, and Mulan. The animation tour closed in 2015 and was replaced with The Star Wars Launch Bay. This clip comes from “Back To Neverland” a short film starring Robin Williams and Walter Cronkite.

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