Mgm Studios Merch

A tattoo tribute to the best theme park

Just how we all feel about Hollywood Studios....

Support the OG park name we will always refer to as #alwaysmgm!

You can call it whatever you want, it'll always be MGM Studios to me.

Tenth in a series of designs inspired by my favorite attractions and vintage travel souvenirs

A nod to the Studios of my childhood

I don't think I've ever done a Hollywood Studios (MGM in my heart) themed shirt. Here is a classic celebrating Grauman's theater (well, the Disney model of...)!

Every time I walk through the parking lot of a certain Central Florida theme park, i see this beautiful bit of minimalist graphic art painted onto the asphalt below me. I've always wanted it on a tee shirt, so I recreated it for my wearing pleasure (and yours!) This arrow is a tribute to the Earffel Tower which served as the Studios icon for many years until it was taken down in 2016.

Inspired by the famous ride at Disney's Hollywood Studios

For those who still call Hollywood Studios MGM.

You can call it whatever you want, it'll always be MGM Studios to me.

A new addition to the Follow Me series inspired by the most recent parking lot logo at the parks!

Your one-stop shop for classic Hollywood memorabilia-- right on Hollywood Blvd!

Tell the people how you REALLY feel about Baseline!

Do you love some good old Rat Pizza? So do I! Nothing better than eating some pizza in the wedding hall upstairs.

The Backlot Tour featuring Catastrophe Canyon at Disney's Hollywood Studios was a staple of the theme park from 1989 until it closed in 2014. This shirt embodies the iconic design of the Tour Tram vehicles, and is a perfect way to pay tribute to this now extinct attraction of Yesterland.

Golden era cartoons

Ready when you are, CB!

RIP, Great Movie Ride! Celebrate the shuttered ride with this fun retro shirt!

The Hypnotist stalks London in his black beaver hat!

Walt sure was the inspirational type, not only did he tell us to dream big; but dream in wonderful color!

Life in the fast lane!

Imagine what could have been with a Fastpass for this Walt Disney World Ride That Never Was! Planned as part of a whole Muppet-themed area and canceled after the tragic death of Jim Henson, this would have been a separate Muppet version of the classic MGM/Hollywood Studios Great Movie Ride.

Looking for a good time that will make you scream? Just drop into the electrifying Tip Top Club on the 13th floor!

99 T-shirts walk into a bar...

Pick your bachelorette! The sexy Evie Starlight, the Fiesty Flora Fiera or the last-minute replacement, Miss Betty Shambles

Show support for your favorite fictional record label!

Welcome to the 1947 Academy Awards

Get the best representation in Tinseltown - If you haven't made it in Hollywood, you don't know Jack!

Get your dapper on!

Ready when you are, CB!

Welcome to Hollywood. Perfect retro design that captures the best of this Orlando theme park.

I survived the drop!

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