Can you believe it’s already September? AND, it’s the first holiday weekend that we’ve gotten the chance to celebrate in Disney World?!

While Disney World Park Pass availability has been sold out in all four parks for Labor Day Weekend, we’re giving you a look at what Disney’s Hollywood Studios looked like today during our visit!

Capacity is limited in the parks right now, but Labor Day Weekend is the first time we’ve seen all four of Disney World’s parks actually hit their capacity limit. At the moment, there aren’t anymore reservations available for the Saturday and Sunday of Labor Day Weekend.

The temperature checks and entrance to Disney’s Hollywood Studios were definitely busy with lots of guests excited to explore the park. However, Cast Members made sure that there was enough spacing between guests…

…where distancing protocols and health and safety measures are following to keep everyone safe during their time back in Hollywood Studios.

The crowds were VERY busy when we first entered the park, similar to what we’ve seen at the opening each day.

Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway had a capacity sitting at a 90-minute wait, where Cast Members told guests to come back after 10AM to see if they were able to join the line once it started moving.

As we made our way into Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, the crowds lessened a bit…

…with Rey and Chewbacca ready to welcome guests to Batuu with a big “Bright suns!”

Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run sat at a 30 minute wait when we first hopped in line…

…where it only took us around 15 minutes to reach the Millennium Falcon’s pre-show with Hondo Ohnaka giving us all the deets of our mission.

Guests were spaced out as they waited (and we kind of wanted to play a game of Dejarik in the meantime) before they entered their respective cockpits to operate the Millennium Falcon’s controls.

When we completed our mission and left the ride, the wait time went up to 50 minutes instead.

Toy Story Land had more crowds than Galaxy’s Edge as families traveled to the playground the toys have set up!

Slinky Dog Dash was operating at a 50-minute wait time…

…with the queue stretching all around the land with people waiting to board the coaster.

Next door, Toy Story Mania had a 45-minute line to try and nab that high score of the day.

Back at Hollywood Boulevard, the Character Cavalcades were running for guests to greet their best pals…

…even though Mickey decided to take a stroll for the day, instead of driving around in his sweet ride.

As the day went on, we noticed that the crowds considerably dropped in Hollywood Studios. At around 4PM, popular waits went down to 45 minutes at Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway, 25 minutes at Millennium Falcon, and 20 minutes at Toy Story Mania.

While Labor Day Weekend may have hit capacity, Hollywood Studios has still operated like it normally would with crowds, queues, wait times, and more shifting from higher to lower amounts of people throughout the day. As we keep an eye on the parks during Labor Day Weekend and our own visits to Disney World, we’ll give you a look at everything happening that you need to know!

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