It's time for another update from Walt Disney World where there seems to be a major project going on at every park. Well, 3 out of 4. =) 

Today we're taking a look at Disney's Hollywood Studios as they are beginning the celebration of their 30th year. This update features a look at Star Wars Land and the all new Incredibles area. 

Written by Renée Girard 

It’s a good day when you snag a Slinky Dog Dash FP when you wake up. Still bringing in the crowds with a 110 minute wait.

A peek at the current Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge construction.

The 30th anniversary banners for Disney’s Hollywood Studios are appearing throughout the park.

I’m pretty psyched that Num Num Cookie has made its way to the east coast.

The new Incredibles area has made good use of the former Pixar Place at DHS.

The Edna Mode experience and Super Shindig are some of the great character interactions you can find at the Incredible Celebration.

The news reporter and other actors appearing as citizens of the city of Municiberg are very entertaining.

The artwork along the walls for An Incredible Celebration are definitely appealing to those looking for those Instagram-worthy photos.

Always awesome to see the March of the First Order along the streets of DHS.

In a surprising/not really surprising move, Disney has announced that the Animation Building at Disney's Hollywood Studios will be closing. 

At this point a DCA 2.0 type make-over is all but necessary at this park which has a few E-Ticket attractions, some great dining locations but really not much else to fill up anything close to a full-day at the park. 

You also may recall that at this years Disney Stockholder meeting, Bob Iger let it slip that this park would be receiving a name change, again, so obviously big changes are on the way for this park whether it's the long-rumored Star Wars Land or other things for this park. 

The interesting thing about the closure of the Animation Building is it's not really close to the area where the Star Wars expansion is rumored to be going. So hopefully this means it won't just be Star Wars but something more. An expansion of Pixar Place would be the most likely candidate and perhaps the long-rumored CarsLand/Radiator Springs Racers. 

We personally hope for something new and unique to the property and not another clone, there are too many at this park as it is. 

So as of right now, here is what is currently open at Disney's Hollywood Studios: 

Not to be forgotten at this park are the great sit-down dining locations. We're personally huge fans of the 50's Prime Time Diner and Sci-Fi Drive In as well as the Brown Derby. But two original E-Tickets (RnRC and Tower of Terror), 2 great stunt shows and 3 great restaurants do not a full-day park make. 

Obviously in the grand scheme the loss of the Disney Animation Building isn't as huge of a loss as one of these E-ticket attractions but it does possibly foretell the future of this park, which has been moving away from the "Studios" aspect for the last decade. 

It's going to be interesting to see what, if anything, is announced at D23 in August and just how big the maze of walls will get at this park over the next few years. 

There will be some growing pains, there will be some headaches, but we truly believe the best days for this park are ahead of it. 

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