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A couple of weeks back, we did a different type of post, “the strange Walt Disney World questions asked on Google.” The post was a little bit of fun, and we thought we would have another go. This time we are going to look at the Hollywood Studios questions asked on Google. The concept is simple, insert Hollywood Studios into Google, and you will be often be presented with a list of the questions people also ask. Sometimes the list is sensible, but sometimes the questions are pretty absurd. Click on any question, and a snippet answer will be shown, plus a link to the website where the information came from. Google will also provide you with a couple more related questions. Click on a few questions, and the list of questions gets even more absurd.
When we put Hollywood Studios into Google, one “people also ask” question intrigued us. What is Hollywood Studios known for? We decided to find out and see where else this chain would take us.
According to Google, “Hollywood Studios in Orlando, Florida, is home to some of Disney World’s most beloved attractions, but even avid fans may not know everything about the park.” The post where this snippet is from has quite a few cool facts about Hollywood Studios and is worth checking out.
It is easy this one, Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance and Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway! Actually, there are quite a lot of brilliant attractions at Hollywood Studios. Visit our Guide to Hollywood Studios to learn more.
Yes you can get in early in 2021! Visit our recent blog post on why you must arrive early to parks in 2021.
Yes, you can! Park Hopping has returned in 2021, but guests who park hop can’t ride Rise of the Resistance. Visit our guide to learn more about Park Hopping.
I’m not sure this Google question makes sense, but FastPass+ is currently suspended at Walt Disney World. Visit our Guide to Walt Disney World in 2021 to learn about other changes.
So far, the questions have been a little bit boring. Hopefully, they will improve.
At last a bit of controversy! However, what does Google think?
Actually, the answer is very sensible. “Epcot is best for guests (especially adults) who love eating, drinking, and experiencing cultures from around the world. Hollywood Studios is best for thrill rides, Star Wars, and other film-centric themes. Both Epcot and Hollywood Studios are full-day parks with loads of things to keep adults and children occupied.” Magic Insiders give the opinion.
Google isn”t sitting on the fence here, and tells us the best park is Hollywood Studios. Due to closures and no character meets, I actually think in 2021 Epcot is the better park.
The answer, of course, is they are all great!
The Park Prodigy, which Google links to, has an excellent guide for Adult-only trips to Walt Disney World.
We do not agree with the Google answer of 4-5 days!
Here are our thoughts on this question.
How long is a piece of string?
Can you sue Disney if your vacation costs more?
Unfortunately, the next set of questions were fairly similar to the ones above. I’m not sure today’s game was as interesting as last time. Google provided no questions or answers about death, sneaking alcohol, or electric bills this time. Unfortunately, they were all fairly sensible questions, but surprisingly nothing on Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. We will have another go soon, but If you feel bored, play with Google’s “people also ask” you will be amazed where it can take you.
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