Last November a new option for dessert opened up in the Downtown Disney area. BabyCakes Bakery originally opened in New York City with the intent of offering those with different diets some sweet treat options. These options have now been made available to visitors to the Walt Disney World Resort.

It’s Studios Awareness Week thanks to StudiosCentral, and today for our Hollywood Studios Wednesday we’re taking a look at more of the detail that makes the Studios comparable to the real life versions of what you see in the park. The Chinese Theater and the prints in front of it represent what makes Hollywood, well, Hollywood. The Studios is all about classic Hollywood and the films and stars of the time.

By day, outside of the Innoventions area and leading towards the exit of Epcot, you’ll find your pathway quite normal, but once the sun goes down things start to change. If you keep your eyes on the ground you’ll notice the walkway has some special effects all its own. What we sincerely refer to as “the Billie Jean Blocks” is actually a series of fiber optic points set in the walkway.

As you come into Africa on the path leading from Asia you’re probably going to hear a steady (or sometimes not so much) beat as it grows louder and louder the closer you get. Don’t be afraid to jump in on the fun yourself when you reach the tribal drums at the Muziki stand.

We’ve all seen Andy and his mom go to Pizza Planet after the Woody versus Buzz fiasco, but have you ever wished you could visit Pizza Planet like Andy? Well, at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, you can!

Start your morning in Harambe off with a stop at the Tusker House for a filling breakfast with Donald and his friends. Unfortunately Donald doesn’t seem to be moving around inside the restaurant like he used to. We had breakfast there in April of 2010 and all the characters met you in the dining room, but at our breakfast there this past April, Donald was meeting guests, and having a Cast Member take photos, at the entrance to the restaurant.

Visiting The Seas in Epcot means seeing a lot of very interesting creatures like the dolphins, manatees, sharks, sea turtles, and more really big animals. Those really big animals sometimes pull our attention away from the little guys hanging out in nearby rooms. Upstairs you’ll find the Aquaculture Lab full of the smaller, but just as important to the habitat, living creatures.

After months of waiting and watching, Star Tours 2 finally opened to the public back in May, and we finally had an opportunity to experience it ourselves about a week ago. The outside queue area looks to be the same as before with the At-At and the Ewok village all set up.