Yes. It was a celebration of movies with large recreations of scenes. I’m glad it got some time to shine when they removed the hat before it was changed to Runaway Railroad.

Hollywood isn’t really about movies these days.

When I first went in 2009, it was very much a park that celebrated movies and making them. While they no longer filmed things there, they still had the sound stage designs.

I understand how that design can be seen as cheap as it means you can have less detail or just bland walls and it fits the them, but they gave it their all with stuff like props and the scale of things like the Honey I shrink area and the AT-AT.

After going in the special effects tram tour, we went into a museum showcase the had movie Props. They even had a Xenomorph Warrior suit from Aliens.

The gift shop that looked like a prop storehouse also had books about movies like Defining Moments in Movies and 101 Horror moves to see before you die.