List Of The Great Movie Ride Films
The Great Movie Ride is a dark ride attraction located in Disney's Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World, which takes guests through scenes from famous films throughout motion picture history. The ride is located inside a recreation of the The Chinese Theatre, a famous Hollywood landmark.
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