How many days at Hollywood Studios?

It depends on your kids and when you're going. We went for 1 day in Nov with two 4 year old girls and a 1 and a half year old girl from about noon till closing at 8pm. Saw the Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Disney Jr., and Frozen sing-along shows, had lunch at Hollywood and Vine w/ Disney Jr., rode Great Movie Ride, Toy Story Spin, Star Tours, Tower of Terror, and saw the Osborne Lights, and they all loved it

We didn't get to do the Muppets 3D movie, The Animation Building, Honey I Shrunk the Kids play ground, or Fantasmic, didn't think our girls would care for the Indy Stunt Show, or Lights Motors Action, and weren't tall enough for Rockin' Roller Coaster

There are a few different character meals at the other parks and resorts, if that's you main reason for going to DHS, and last summer they had something call Pirate and Princess Summer at the Magic Kingdom with Jake and The Neverland Pirates and Sophia the 1st, but I don't know if that is happening again this summer
 
I would do one day at HS and one day at Epcot. My daughter was three when we last went and she had a great time at all parks.
 
I'd probably do none with children that age and no hoppers. The most would be one day. We have hoppers and only do 1/2 day per year.
 

I've never done more than 1 day at DHS, and never regretted it. Spend that last day at either AK, or EPCOT.
 
Don't worry Hollywood studios wait till Star Wars and other things come then people will regret these words!
 
1 day at HS is perfect for a 3 & 5 year old. I do think you need to plan ahead of time for the shows that you want to see though. It's easy to miss them if you don't realize the times ahead of time. With only 4 days I'd do 2 MK, 1 HS, 1 AK and skip Epcot this trip as long as you are planning on going back in the next 5 years.
 
I'd go there solely for Toy Story Mania, but that's just me! One of the best rides ever! But definitely one day / a half day :)
 
HS has less and less to do as they close down multiple attractions with no immediate replacement. And most of the good attractions at that particular part appeal to older kids and adults. It's really too bad you don't have the park hoppers because you won't need a full day there, especially since you won't be going on a majority of the rides. You'll want to pre-reserve Toy Story Mania. Other than that, you're mostly looking at the shows there, not rides. BTW, at your kids ages, unless they are the kind who like scary things, skip the Great Movie Ride. My family loves it (now), and it's a slow easy ride for all ages physically. But some of the things on the ride are scary for little kids (monsters from the Alien, Indiana Jones movies, gangsters and wild west shoot outs, etc.).
 
we are only doing 1 day out of 6 at HS and splitting the rest between MK and Epcot
 

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