Walt Disney Studios Park a covered walkway with shops and restaurants themed after a soundstage with a recreation of a Hollywood street inside. "Restaurants:" "Shops:" Toon Studio is inspired by Disney and Pixar animated characters. The lot features such Disney and Pixar characters as Crush (from "Finding Nemo"), The Genie (from "Aladdin"), Mater and Lightning McQueen (from "Cars"), Buzz Lightyear, Woody, Slinky, and other characters from "Toy Story", in addition to the other Disney characters present in the land’s show, Mickey and the Magician. When the park originally opened in 2002, the land was known as "Animation Courtyard" but in 2007, as part of
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