My family and I had a blast at MGM. We loved the backlot tour. My daughter and niece were selected for the Pearl Harbor stunt once. We loved the exploding oil tanker truck stunt also. This was back when Disney had vision and was highly entertaining.
I have fond memories working for Disney as well but I was a photographer at MK... But the thing I did not like is when you had "FLOAT" on your schedule, and that meant you did not know your location until you got to the park. so you had to bring all your outfits for the different locations or go to wardrobe to get the right one and again had to get there early. Now they have one costume for photopass. I will forever remember my time as a CM.
I visited the Disney MGM Studios about a month after it first opened, and it was something special! Loved the back lot tour, and the special effects (like the giant bee from 'Honey, I Shrunk the Kids') section. Of course, there was no Tower of Terror yet, but we had The Great Movie Ride, which I will always remember fondly.
Thank you for sharing, my first time there was soon after it opened. I loved the backstage tour, seeing Herbie and certain houses, I think like the Golden Girls? Remember they had a mini recording studio there, still have the cassette tape somewhere ahh they mad a teenager feel like a recording star! Got picked to be in Indiana Jones once too! It was great fun.
I remember when the studios first opened the Cast Members had to share lockers. I liked my personal locker at EPCOT. We had an exhibit called Futurecom that no one wanted to work because it was boring. Until a girl flashed me her breast while I was working the telecommunications monitor. The entire room saw it and I had a crowd. The place became popular amongst the Cast members after that
As a Disneyland Cast Member, I work in Disneyland and will say that A LOT of people In Star Wars/Toon Town Attractions wants to work Star Wars Rise Of The Resistance because of being able to act for First Order and Resistance. Second choice is often Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway, which is actually my personal favorite to work given how relaxing yet fun it is to work.
I really miss the old Disney/MGM Studios from back in the day. The Backlot Tour, The Great Movie Ride, The Hunchback of Notre Dame show, Sounds Dangerous, Millionaire, etc. Not saying I dislike it now, but so many fond memories of the way it was.
From '91 to '06 no matter how hard I tried to appreciate that playground it felt like a punishment and that was as a guest. Always did love the Backlot Tour ( not the tank bit, just the tram and AFI bit). Was gutted when they stopped it and borderline offended when they also got rid of Great Movie Ride.
I was actually picked as an audience participant in the Pearl Harbor tank show. It was amazingly fun. And yes, being sent to oversee a screaming mob of children would be purgatory
I was picked for the tank show on my very first visit to Disney/MGM Studios. I was so thrilled. That same day I was also chosen as the "Death Scene" guy in Indy show. They must have really loved my Hawaiian shirt hahaha
The Great Movie ride was fantastic... not perfect but I hear mainly because the ideas for the end of the ride had to be scrapped and so we got the movie theater montage. I found that a bit off. It wasn't BAD, just maybe too long (because you had to often wait for the B group to get loaded in). That said, losing this ride really changed the character of Studios once and for all. It now has no theme whatsoever. It's just a bunch of stuff now.
I totally get what you are saying. It did sometimes take a while for all the cars to load in to the theater. But I still loved GMR and I actually enjoy Runaway Railway too. But I do give the nod to GMR as a film buff lol
@@HEAVYMETALSL my understanding is the end movie montage room was also considered to be a further wizard of Oz scene where the riders are told to pay no attention to the man behind the curtain, and then it would open to reveal a gathering of a dozen or more figures of the greatest movie stars as iconic characters. Maybe licensing for that was crazy or it was just a budget buster, so we got the movie montage instead. The thing is that you never know. I'm sure the imagineers have tons of great ideas so I take it with a grain of salt. But I always thought the last scene went on a little too long. In the end I miss the ride because it represented the best of Disney parks: an original idea that told a story, engaged the guests, and went above and beyond the standard to do so. Was it perfect? No of course not, but compared to the current era of everything being a rehash, I miss what theme parks used to be.
We bring a cooler bag with ice packs and fill it with snacks, powerade and water bottles and save money that way at the disney parks. Also never get the lightning lanes. We just go when we know its not the busy times of the year. I get where your coming from when families can only come during the holidays.
We too often take our own lunches into the parks to save money now. When kids meals are so expensive, and adult meals are even worse, you almost need to. Well at least my family does. LOL
When I drove Safaris it was Rafiki's. Funny enough, I ran into a a girl I worked with at Busch Gardens in HS in the Boneyard and we hit it off right away, even stayed together after our programs were over for a few years. I wonder where she is now...
On the positive side Cast Members still called customers "Guests" then instead of the contemporary "Friend". I swear I was called "Friend" so many times by complete strangers (cast members) during a recent visit to WDW, I nearly fell into a South Park episode. You know the one..."I'm not your friend, Pal".
Yeah I I do wish we could go back to that time of using sir and but given that they said there's a point 05 chance of someone not living the way that they were given it first I don't think that's going to happen again anytime soon but yes we do need to have another word then friend "howdy friend, can you just not pee on that wall" it's so weird.
I was tank at studio back lot in 2003 to 2005, and they would make us leave to go to fantasmic, and they would make us do PAC around 2 every day. Not a punishment but a weird way to make sure they got 8 hours out of us.
I know it’s very weird. On my end the source file has stereo sound out of both speakers. For some reason RUclips is only playing it out of the left. But there is no way for me to try to fix it unless I take the video down. I’m sorry :(
My number one question that has never been answered is how do they get the old musty smell into the haunted mansion? I have loved that detail ever since I was little. Thank you!
I never seriously thought about the smell. I'm not sure they pipe anything in for this attraction. I know if you work there you aren't allowed to smile though. I had a friend that worked there and she had to get moved because she was constantly grinning.
I was so sad that they got rid of the backlot tour. It was my favorite attraction at MGM. I love the Star Wars saga, but I don't like the new Star Wars area of Hollywood Studios. It just doesn't hit. IMO. I do remember taking my kids to Honey ISTK. Even as a guest, it was maddening. Didn't stay long.
At EPCOT it was PAC and at MK it was PAC. PAC always felt like a punishment and a lot od Skippers who couldn't cut it ended up there. But, this is all anecdotal
Mk was probably the tea cups because I could see a lot of people getting sick. Epcot clean up crew for mission space same reason. You already said the histk playground for hollywood studios and definitely the boneyard at ak
Tea Cups is a good one. Fun fact: I puked in a trash can once after getting off of tea cups because my family went spin happy on me. Mission space never bothered me though.
@@RandomGamerCory well it’s always the option not to work there. But if you’re gonna work there, unfortunately there’s not much you’re gonna be able to do about it.
Oh, Jungle Cruise was by far the attraction everyone wanted to work if you were any bit extroverted. You could improvise and mix it up with the guests. And a lot of people love Custodial actually. You get to walk around and interact with guests all day.
Tbh I “played” in that attraction when I was like 12 I want to say. First I was far too old but it was new and we wanted to see what it was all about. And second I didn’t like the honey movies i thought they were awkward and cringe. I came from the holy trinity of Disney characters era (Mickey Donald and goofy) that was my vibe and yeah this attraction wasn’t it. My memory was it felt to me like Disney didn’t know what there were doing and they were like hey we got nothing in this park at open and we are broke. How much pocket change do we all have and do we have any rights to a movie that at least 5% of people thought was mediocre that we can use? And so we got this… awkward play place that was about as enjoyable as a McDonald’s play place. This of course was just my opinion. What I really wanted in Disney was more of runaway railroad, haunted mansion, PotC…. And splash mountain was there but not yet open. I don’t know if I ever got to ride splash mountain come to think of it. If I could wish for one thing it would be the original larger plan for frontier land, focused on more immersion in a larger space.
My kiddos remember the playground and still miss it to this day. I did enjoy the films the playground was based on, but I sure as heck did not want to work there, and neither did anyone else. Build the kids a nice indoor playground to enjoy in one of the old soundstages.
Man... as someone who did two stints in the college program... one of which was Custodial at EPCOT. So many horror stories from those 6 months involving kids. Had a MUCH better time with my 2nd run, while doing Ops at DisneyQuest. :D As for your EPCOT 'punishment' attraction: Mission Space Exit People hated it, even the ops folks. At the time, Orange and Green didn't exist. People would ignore all the warnings and cause problems once they got off and so on. The exit song (it's changed now) played over and over again, all the Protein Spills, and it had a indoor playground at the exit.
Dude! I didn’t even consider Mission at EPCOT! That is a freaking awesome answer! And I hadn’t thought about DQ in years! I lived DQ. We got to go there for free back in the day
@@InLikeFlynns - As someone who worked the custodial position, we had a dedicated spot due to the amount of messes that happened there from both kids and adults. All I can say is from the few times I worked it, the exit position cast member looked like they were suffering the entire 45 minutes they were there before cycling. As for DisneyQuest... I don't think there was a dedicated punishment spot, but I absolutely HATED working Ride the Comix due to the difficulty of having to explain how the VR ride actually worked then having to clean the VR helmets every time.
You know....you are not wrong. You would be surprised how many parents left their kids unattended. I spent most of my time there as a parent, and it drove me nuts because I wanted to do other things around the park, but those little kiddos just loved it there.
@@InLikeFlynns I’m a retired industrial electrician and took a maintenance job at Epcot last year. Didn’t last long. Can’t work nights any more. Hats off to all those working nights and never seeing guests enjoying themselves.
I was definitely thinking Boneyard for sure at AK. My go to would be Tom Sawyer Island at MK and EPCOT is the tough one for me. Thinking Journey into the Imagination or maybe one of the old Future World exhibits?
😂 I would have loved the Honey I shrunk the kids playground but there would be no kids on that playground without a diaper or proper bottom wear ! I'd rather be MVP or fired for speaking my peace cuz that ain't happening😅 I worked at Chuck e cheese for a decade... One little Park with no video games pizza or drinks cotton candy or ice cream all over everything ...vs 😂 yea. Easy Peezy
When I filled in on that one shift I was absolutely appaled by some of the things I saw over there. Interacting with guests is the best part of that gig, but yeah, when you see a dirty diaper that someone just left on the side of a stairway.....ummmmm....no bueno.
AFI is The American Film Institute. If you recall, at the end of the Tram Tour you would get let off the tram and would be led into a building filled with Props, Movie Memorabilia, etc. That was the American Film Institute building. :)
@@InLikeFlynns Was part of the Backstage Studio Tour Opening Crew and left BEFORE this Playground opened! Supervision then had other ways of "punishing" Tour Guides who did not stick to the official spiel; "verbals" and/or "writtens"! AND we had to wear those thick pants ... NO shorts then! BUT we "survived Catastrophe Canyon" as well - which some T-Shirts said then! LOL;
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What attraction in each park do you think were used as punishment for cast members that got out of line?
At studios you were assigned exit pac or HISTK
My family and I had a blast at MGM. We loved the backlot tour. My daughter and niece were selected for the Pearl Harbor stunt once. We loved the exploding oil tanker truck stunt also. This was back when Disney had vision and was highly entertaining.
Catastrophe Canyon was amazing. I got to see it at least 4-5 times a day, unless my driver missed their mark lol
I have fond memories working for Disney as well but I was a photographer at MK... But the thing I did not like is when you had "FLOAT" on your schedule, and that meant you did not know your location until you got to the park. so you had to bring all your outfits for the different locations or go to wardrobe to get the right one and again had to get there early. Now they have one costume for photopass. I will forever remember my time as a CM.
Luckily I never had to deal with that. I had my costume with me at all times and I always reported to the same spot. It was kind of great lol
I visited the Disney MGM Studios about a month after it first opened, and it was something special! Loved the back lot tour, and the special effects (like the giant bee from 'Honey, I Shrunk the Kids') section. Of course, there was no Tower of Terror yet, but we had The Great Movie Ride, which I will always remember fondly.
Wow...you were there in 89? That is awesome! I didn't make it to WDW until 1999 sadly.
Thank you for sharing, my first time there was soon after it opened. I loved the backstage tour, seeing Herbie and certain houses, I think like the Golden Girls? Remember they had a mini recording studio there, still have the cassette tape somewhere ahh they mad a teenager feel like a recording star! Got picked to be in Indiana Jones once too! It was great fun.
YES! The Golden girls facade. That was there. And the Water Tank from Thunder in Paradise starring Hulk Hogan. HAHA.
I remember when the studios first opened the Cast Members had to share lockers. I liked my personal locker at EPCOT. We had an exhibit called Futurecom that no one wanted to work because it was boring. Until a girl flashed me her breast while I was working the telecommunications monitor. The entire room saw it and I had a crowd. The place became popular amongst the Cast members after that
Hahaha that is awesome! I mean…..completely obscene and uncalled for 🤣😂 We had our own private break room and lockers at Back lot
Yep! Loved that it was called MGM Studios. I miss that!
It had a totally different vibe when we were actually a working production studio. Now its just themed like it.
As a Disneyland Cast Member, I work in Disneyland and will say that A LOT of people In Star Wars/Toon Town Attractions wants to work Star Wars Rise Of The Resistance because of being able to act for First Order and Resistance. Second choice is often Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway, which is actually my personal favorite to work given how relaxing yet fun it is to work.
I could see Rise as being an awesome attraction to work. Especially when it goes down for hours at a time lol
My family had the nicest day at mgm one year
I really miss the old Disney/MGM Studios from back in the day. The Backlot Tour, The Great Movie Ride, The Hunchback of Notre Dame show, Sounds Dangerous, Millionaire, etc. Not saying I dislike it now, but so many fond memories of the way it was.
From '91 to '06 no matter how hard I tried to appreciate that playground it felt like a punishment and that was as a guest. Always did love the Backlot Tour ( not the tank bit, just the tram and AFI bit). Was gutted when they stopped it and borderline offended when they also got rid of Great Movie Ride.
I was offended when they took the live tour guide off the trams portion. Seemed like a huge slap in the face.
I was actually picked as an audience participant in the Pearl Harbor tank show. It was amazingly fun. And yes, being sent to oversee a screaming mob of children would be purgatory
I was picked for the tank show on my very first visit to Disney/MGM Studios. I was so thrilled. That same day I was also chosen as the "Death Scene" guy in Indy show. They must have really loved my Hawaiian shirt hahaha
I loved Honey I Shrunk the Kids!!
My kids loved it, and I thought it was a cute space as a fan of the movies.....but dang if any of us wanted to work there lol.
The Great Movie ride was fantastic... not perfect but I hear mainly because the ideas for the end of the ride had to be scrapped and so we got the movie theater montage. I found that a bit off. It wasn't BAD, just maybe too long (because you had to often wait for the B group to get loaded in). That said, losing this ride really changed the character of Studios once and for all. It now has no theme whatsoever. It's just a bunch of stuff now.
I totally get what you are saying. It did sometimes take a while for all the cars to load in to the theater. But I still loved GMR and I actually enjoy Runaway Railway too. But I do give the nod to GMR as a film buff lol
What was the original ending supposed to be?
@@HEAVYMETALSL my understanding is the end movie montage room was also considered to be a further wizard of Oz scene where the riders are told to pay no attention to the man behind the curtain, and then it would open to reveal a gathering of a dozen or more figures of the greatest movie stars as iconic characters. Maybe licensing for that was crazy or it was just a budget buster, so we got the movie montage instead. The thing is that you never know. I'm sure the imagineers have tons of great ideas so I take it with a grain of salt. But I always thought the last scene went on a little too long.
In the end I miss the ride because it represented the best of Disney parks: an original idea that told a story, engaged the guests, and went above and beyond the standard to do so. Was it perfect? No of course not, but compared to the current era of everything being a rehash, I miss what theme parks used to be.
We bring a cooler bag with ice packs and fill it with snacks, powerade and water bottles and save money that way at the disney parks. Also never get the lightning lanes. We just go when we know its not the busy times of the year. I get where your coming from when families can only come during the holidays.
We too often take our own lunches into the parks to save money now. When kids meals are so expensive, and adult meals are even worse, you almost need to. Well at least my family does. LOL
When I drove Safaris it was Rafiki's. Funny enough, I ran into a a girl I worked with at Busch Gardens in HS in the Boneyard and we hit it off right away, even stayed together after our programs were over for a few years. I wonder where she is now...
Oh man! Rafiki's Planet Watch! I feel sorry for the people that got stuck in the goat feeding area outside all day. HAHHA
On the positive side Cast Members still called customers "Guests" then instead of the contemporary "Friend". I swear I was called "Friend" so many times by complete strangers (cast members) during a recent visit to WDW, I nearly fell into a South Park episode. You know the one..."I'm not your friend, Pal".
Eh they could call you the poors
@@daa589 They may as well. They'd be just as wrong.
I was always a "Sir" or "Maam" kinda guy myself lol
OMG I'm dying now.....hahahhaha
Yeah I I do wish we could go back to that time of using sir and but given that they said there's a point 05 chance of someone not living the way that they were given it first I don't think that's going to happen again anytime soon but yes we do need to have another word then friend "howdy friend, can you just not pee on that wall" it's so weird.
I was tank at studio back lot in 2003 to 2005, and they would make us leave to go to fantasmic, and they would make us do PAC around 2 every day. Not a punishment but a weird way to make sure they got 8 hours out of us.
Oh man I would have loved to do Parades. We were occasionally asked to do firework duty after hours, but we enjoyed that. Easy $$$
I think something broke for this vid. I can only hear out of the left speaker.
I know it’s very weird. On my end the source file has stereo sound out of both speakers. For some reason RUclips is only playing it out of the left. But there is no way for me to try to fix it unless I take the video down. I’m sorry :(
same no idea why it happens
My number one question that has never been answered is how do they get the old musty smell into the haunted mansion? I have loved that detail ever since I was little. Thank you!
LOL that's Body Odor
HAHAHA...its rotting corpses.
I never seriously thought about the smell. I'm not sure they pipe anything in for this attraction. I know if you work there you aren't allowed to smile though. I had a friend that worked there and she had to get moved because she was constantly grinning.
I was so sad that they got rid of the backlot tour. It was my favorite attraction at MGM. I love the Star Wars saga, but I don't like the new Star Wars area of Hollywood Studios. It just doesn't hit. IMO. I do remember taking my kids to Honey ISTK. Even as a guest, it was maddening. Didn't stay long.
You must have been on one of my tours and that’s why it was so awesome 😂🤣
At EPCOT it was PAC and at MK it was PAC. PAC always felt like a punishment and a lot od Skippers who couldn't cut it ended up there. But, this is all anecdotal
Met my future at HISK!
My wife!
Or met my honey at honey 😂
That is amazing! When was this? I was there in 2001
@@InLikeFlynns we left in 94
Mk was probably the tea cups because I could see a lot of people getting sick. Epcot clean up crew for mission space same reason. You already said the histk playground for hollywood studios and definitely the boneyard at ak
Tea Cups is a good one. Fun fact: I puked in a trash can once after getting off of tea cups because my family went spin happy on me. Mission space never bothered me though.
@InLikeFlynns my father thought he was about to have a heart attack on it and I see they have the protein bags on the ride.
If you don't get paid for it, you don't do it.
I mean I did get paid for it, but I certainly didn't love it. (My day working at Honey I shurnk the Kids Playground) - I loved working Backlot Tour.
@@InLikeFlynnsI more meant coming in early to get dressed in costume without pay
@@RandomGamerCory well it’s always the option not to work there. But if you’re gonna work there, unfortunately there’s not much you’re gonna be able to do about it.
Now do best. I would think Jungle Cruise captain would be best. Pirates? Space? No food. Maybe merch...
Oh, Jungle Cruise was by far the attraction everyone wanted to work if you were any bit extroverted. You could improvise and mix it up with the guests. And a lot of people love Custodial actually. You get to walk around and interact with guests all day.
Tbh I “played” in that attraction when I was like 12 I want to say. First I was far too old but it was new and we wanted to see what it was all about. And second I didn’t like the honey movies i thought they were awkward and cringe. I came from the holy trinity of Disney characters era (Mickey Donald and goofy) that was my vibe and yeah this attraction wasn’t it.
My memory was it felt to me like Disney didn’t know what there were doing and they were like hey we got nothing in this park at open and we are broke. How much pocket change do we all have and do we have any rights to a movie that at least 5% of people thought was mediocre that we can use? And so we got this… awkward play place that was about as enjoyable as a McDonald’s play place.
This of course was just my opinion. What I really wanted in Disney was more of runaway railroad, haunted mansion, PotC…. And splash mountain was there but not yet open. I don’t know if I ever got to ride splash mountain come to think of it.
If I could wish for one thing it would be the original larger plan for frontier land, focused on more immersion in a larger space.
My kiddos remember the playground and still miss it to this day. I did enjoy the films the playground was based on, but I sure as heck did not want to work there, and neither did anyone else. Build the kids a nice indoor playground to enjoy in one of the old soundstages.
I live in Florida and disney is actually called Mouschwitz by a lot of the folks that work there. Thats sad... LOL
Oh man that’s messed up hahaha
I’ve heard of that term as well.
Working Small World would be a punishment. Hearing that song over and over for hours would be tough.
That is the VERY first one I thought of. Or outdoor Haunted mansion with those wool costumes...
That is definitely a solid candidate!
You aren't allowed to smile while working at HM either. A friend of mine got moved to another attraction because she couldn't stop grinning. LOL
Man... as someone who did two stints in the college program... one of which was Custodial at EPCOT.
So many horror stories from those 6 months involving kids.
Had a MUCH better time with my 2nd run, while doing Ops at DisneyQuest. :D
As for your EPCOT 'punishment' attraction: Mission Space Exit
People hated it, even the ops folks.
At the time, Orange and Green didn't exist.
People would ignore all the warnings and cause problems once they got off and so on.
The exit song (it's changed now) played over and over again, all the Protein Spills, and it had a indoor playground at the exit.
Dude! I didn’t even consider Mission at EPCOT! That is a freaking awesome answer! And I hadn’t thought about DQ in years! I lived DQ. We got to go there for free back in the day
@@InLikeFlynns - As someone who worked the custodial position, we had a dedicated spot due to the amount of messes that happened there from both kids and adults.
All I can say is from the few times I worked it, the exit position cast member looked like they were suffering the entire 45 minutes they were there before cycling.
As for DisneyQuest... I don't think there was a dedicated punishment spot, but I absolutely HATED working Ride the Comix due to the difficulty of having to explain how the VR ride actually worked then having to clean the VR helmets every time.
Never thought of this as an attraction. More an area where parents lost their kids for awhile. Lol
You know....you are not wrong. You would be surprised how many parents left their kids unattended. I spent most of my time there as a parent, and it drove me nuts because I wanted to do other things around the park, but those little kiddos just loved it there.
@@InLikeFlynns I’m a retired industrial electrician and took a maintenance job at Epcot last year. Didn’t last long. Can’t work nights any more. Hats off to all those working nights and never seeing guests enjoying themselves.
I love your shirt! I’m actually wearing the same shirt right now! lol
I love this shirt. Bought it at WDW on my last trip. I was kind of heartbroken though when I saw DL had their own identical version.
Monorail voice man!! what years did you work there?
HAHAHAHA. Do I really have the voice? That is awesome. I was there in 2001.
@@InLikeFlynns was there in 98
@InLikeFlynns yes you do. You could probably have fun with that with your channel
@@InLikeFlynnsI visited in December 2001. I Worked Photopass at Epcot 04-05. Shrunk the kids was hot and I can imagine the body fluid issues. Gross!!!
Wait firework show runner.
I loved the extra hours I got watching fireworks in the backstage areas. it was awesome easy money.
I knew it! Honey I shrunk the kids meant you had to listen to screaming kids all day
My kids loved it. We spent hours here, Boneyard, and Tom Sawyer Island
Hahaha. Yup. Screaming kids. Protein spills. Sun burn. Heat. Rain. No one envied them at all hahaha
I was definitely thinking Boneyard for sure at AK. My go to would be Tom Sawyer Island at MK and EPCOT is the tough one for me. Thinking Journey into the Imagination or maybe one of the old Future World exhibits?
😂 I would have loved the Honey I shrunk the kids playground but there would be no kids on that playground without a diaper or proper bottom wear ! I'd rather be MVP or fired for speaking my peace cuz that ain't happening😅 I worked at Chuck e cheese for a decade... One little Park with no video games pizza or drinks cotton candy or ice cream all over everything ...vs 😂 yea. Easy Peezy
When I filled in on that one shift I was absolutely appaled by some of the things I saw over there. Interacting with guests is the best part of that gig, but yeah, when you see a dirty diaper that someone just left on the side of a stairway.....ummmmm....no bueno.
Hey, we can hardly see you! You need some sort of light so we can see your expressions and gestures better..
Note taken. I will improve the lighting for sure. I always figured most people would rather not see me. HAHA.
I was screaming “GET ON WITH IT!!!!!!” Throughout the video. You talk a whole lot about nothing Seinfeld.
Oh man, I wish I had Seinfeld money. I’ll try to do better. LOL
I thought that’s what this channel is about, him talking?
8:03 What is AFI?
AFI is The American Film Institute. If you recall, at the end of the Tram Tour you would get let off the tram and would be led into a building filled with Props, Movie Memorabilia, etc. That was the American Film Institute building. :)
@@InLikeFlynns Was part of the Backstage Studio Tour Opening Crew and left BEFORE this Playground opened! Supervision then had other ways of "punishing" Tour Guides who did not stick to the official spiel; "verbals" and/or "writtens"! AND we had to wear those thick pants ... NO shorts then! BUT we "survived Catastrophe Canyon" as well - which some T-Shirts said then! LOL;