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Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Full TV Loop from Hollywood Studios (2019)

The Full TV Loop from Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater at Hollywood Studios

Walt Disney World is home to some genuinely creative dining experiences. One of the most imaginative is the Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

Step back in time at the Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater, where vintage clips, monster movies, and mid-century charm roll across the big screen.
Straight from the 1950s—’News of the Future predicts rocket travel, moon vacations, and robot housekeepers in this retro-futuristic favorite at the Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater

This unique dining spot transports you to a 1950s-style drive-in theater with glowing stars, vintage cars, and classic monster movies. While other Disney parks may boast more table service options, few places are as memorable—or as immersive—as this one.

Dining with a Side of Retro

The Sci-Fi Dine-In isn’t just about burgers and shakes (though the burgers are excellent). It’s about the atmosphere, where guests dine in retro roadsters under a simulated night sky, watching a curated loop of mid-century sci-fi film clips, retro commercials, vintage animation, and even a few surprises featuring Walt Disney himself.

Sci-Fie Dine In Theater at Hollywood Studios
Step inside the Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, where classic 1950s drive-in charm meets delicious Disney dining under the stars.

The loop plays continuously on the big screen in the middle of the dining area. This episode of SamsDisneyDiary features the complete 2019 loop, minus a few copyrighted segments that were blocked on YouTube—including:

  • “The Cat That Hated People” (1948 MGM cartoon, directed by Tex Avery)
  • Tom and Jerry: “Mouse into Space” (Episode 119)
One of the last MGM references at Disney’s Hollywood Studios—Tom and Jerry’s classic chaos once graced the Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater loop but has since been removed.
One of the last MGM references at Disney’s Hollywood Studios—Tom and Jerry’s classic chaos once graced the Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater loop but has since been removed.

These segments were removed or muted due to copyright restrictions. However, the rest of the loop remains intact and brings all the nostalgia.

What You’ll See in the Loop

The loop includes:

  • “News Flashes from the Future” – parody newsreels
  • Classic sci-fi movie trailers – complete with cheesy effects and dramatic narration
  • Vintage Disney segments – including a clip of Walt Disney himself
  • 1950s-style animation and cartoons
  • Retro commercials – remind you just how far we’ve come!
Step back in time at the Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater, where vintage clips, monster movies, and mid-century charm roll across the big screen.
Straight from the 1950s—’ News of the Future predicts rocket travel, moon vacations, and robot housekeepers in this retro-futuristic favorite at the Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater

Captured from a Real Visit

This isn’t a studio recreation—it’s the real deal. Captured during a family meal, the ambient background noise adds authenticity. You’ll hear plates clinking, kids giggling, and the quiet hum of the restaurant—just like you’d experience in person.

The loop runs for about 45 minutes, perfect for background viewing or reliving your vacation memories.

Step back in time at the Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater, where vintage clips, monster movies, and mid-century charm roll across the big screen.
It’s time for a quick break! The classic intermission segment at the Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater reminds guests to grab snacks and beware of alien invaders!

And yes, the Star Wars Galactic Breakfast that occurred here during Star Wars Weekends in 2015? We’ve got that on video, too—so stay tuned!

Complete the version below with “The Cat That Hated People.”

Youtube Version

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For more information on the original Disney MGM Studios. The Opening Day Celebration. The Making of Disney MGM Studios. Walt Disney World MGM Studios The Dream Comes True. 1995 Day at Studios. 2004 Disney Studios.

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