A/N: Sorry this took so long for me to update! I did not forget about this story. My last semester of grad school was insane but I got through it. Then after that I decided I was going to finish my Code Lyoko story first before working on some of the others. I'm happy to say it's finish and now I can update this!

Disclaimer: I do not own Brooklyn Nine Nine or WDW

Day 2: Hollywood Studios

Amy unlocked her room and found Gina and Rosa sitting on the bed, eating ice cream and watching TV.

"Hey, there you are," Rosa muttered. She held out an unopened package of a Mickey bar. "Mickey bar?"

"Thanks," Amy said, taking the ice cream bar. "How was your first day in the park?"

"So many angry parents. It was amazing," Gina replied. "How was bossing Jake around with your dumb binder?"

"Why is everyone hating on my binders?" Amy asked, pulling off her ears and taking off her shoes. "And actually Jake made me ditch the binder. We made a bet."

"Oh jeez, not again," Rosa rolled her eyes. "What was this one?"

"Jake didn't think I would last a whole day without my binder. He dragged me all over Magic Kingdom with no plan. And I won," Amy grinned, taking her Magic Kingdom binder out of her backpack. "I bought him shirts that match mine that he has to wear for the rest of the week and he's going to join me at Hollywood Studios tomorrow."

"Nice," Rosa nodded, impressed. She held her fist out for Amy to bump. Amy did, smirking a bit.

"I knew you had it in you, Santiago," Gina smirked. "Are you following the binder tomorrow?"

Amy crossed her arms, smirking back at Gina. "Nope. We are going binder free tomorrow."

"I'm proud of you, Santiago. Maybe we'll join you," Rosa said.

"But you guys already went to Hollywood Studios. Don't you want to go to another park?" Amy asked.

"We're going to Animal Kingdom in the morning. It won't take all day," Gina said. "We going to set a record for Mount Everest."

Amy nodded. "You should. No binder equals fun Amy."

Rosa snorted as Amy tried to dance.

"Oh, honey. Don't ever do that again," Gina told her.

The next morning, Jake met Amy outside of her room. She was dressed in another pair of jeans shorts and a Star Wars shirt.

Jake pointed to his shirt she got him last night that was almost the exact same. "Twinsies!"

Amy rolled her eyes, putting her backpack on her shoulder. "Come on, we have so much Star Wars weekend stuff to do!"

"Remember no binder," Jake said.

"No binder but if we miss the Star Wars parade, I will never forgive you," Amy said.

Jake laughed, thinking she was joking but stopped realizing she wasn't. "Alrighty then. Mickey waffles?"

"Let's go."

They made it to Hollywood Studios right as the park opened. Their fast passes didn't start for awhile so Amy dragged Jake onto the Great Movie Ride (which Jake and Rosa always found boring and never rode it) but surprisingly Jake really enjoyed it. He loved the part when the Wicked Witch appeared.

"I can't believe Rosa never let us ride that ride! It was great!" Jake said as they walked off the ride. "And the fire during the Western scene was so cool!"

"I hear they only do the Western scene when it's so busy. Usually it's a gangster. I'm glad we got the bandit. He was really good!" Amy exclaimed.

"Aw man, a gangster would be awesome! We should ride it again to see if we get them," Jake suggested.

"Can we go after the Indiana Jones show? It's about to start and I really want to get chosen to participate!"

Jake looked at the time on his phone. "Amy, that show doesn't start for 30 minutes."

"Please, Jake!" She pouted.

"Fine. Let's go."

They made their way over to the Indiana Jones show and Amy made sure they got a seat close to the front and in the middle. When it was time for the cast member to choose the audience members to participate, both Amy and Jake tried their hardest to get chosen. It paid off and the cast member picked both of them. The cast member made them laugh in different ways. The audience loved Jake's deep, booming laugh while Amy's soft giggle did okay. They were sent into wardrobe where Jake made sure to get a selfie of the two of them in costume. Their role in the show was small. They were to run around once the bad guys started chasing Indiana Jones. Jake kept making faces as they ran around causing Amy to laugh. Once their part was finished, they went back to wardrobe to take off their costumes and were led back to their seat to enjoy the rest of the show.

"That was awesome! I can't believe we got to be apart of the show!" Jake cried as they walked out. "Too bad no one got a picture of us running around acting like idiots."

"Actually I got a cast member to take a few pictures," Amy said, pulling out her phone and showing her the pictures the cast member took. "Look at your face!"

"My face. Look at yours! You're a terrible actor, Santiago. Always breaking character."

Amy stuck her tongue out at him and put her phone back up. "Want to go on Great Movie Ride again then go to our Toy Story fastpass?"

"Lead the way."

This time on Great Movie Ride, they got the gangster and Jake was ecstatic. Although there wasn't a fire like with the bandit, Jake loved the gangster's accent. After that, they made it to their Toy Story fastpass. Just like with Buzz Lightyear, the two detectives got way to into the game and made a bet on who would get the highest score. Both ended up with the beaver with a score of over 100,000 but Jake beat Amy by only a hundred points. He bragged about it as they made their way through the Streets of America.

"Oh look, New York, we don't see that everyday," Jake rolled his eyes as Amy lead him though.

"Come on, Jake," Amy tugged at his arm, pulling him to the umbrella that was attached to a lamp post. She pulled out her phone and handed him her backpack.

"What are you doing?" He asked, taking her backpack and putting it on his shoulder.

"I want a picture!" Amy grabbed onto the handle and hopped up on the post.

"Of you. Holding a fake umbrella. That is attached to a lamp post."

"Singin' in the Rain, Jake. It's from Singin' in the Rain," Amy said. "Now take the picture." She threw her arm out and leaned away from the post, throwing her head back.

Jake rolled his eyes at her dorkiness and took the picture. "Alright, alright you got your picture. Now it's my turn." He ushered her off the lamp post and handed back her phone and backpack.

"Seriously? You want a picture?" Amy asked, shifting her backpack.

"Yours turned out adorable okay? Here," He handed her his phone and hopped on the lamp post, grabbing the handing.

Amy rolled her eyes as Jake tried to pose like she did. She took several pictures until he was done. "Got it."

"Great!" Jake jumped down, taking his phone back. "Stunt show?"

Amy sighed but agreed to go to the Lights, Motors, Action! Extreme Stunt Show with him. The show was a lot more interesting than she thought it would be and found herself actually enjoying it. After the show, they made their way to the Studio Backlot Tour. Somehow Jake got chosen to participate in the walking tour. Amy stood front row recording as Jake got 1000 gallons of water poured on him. He glared at her as she laughed when he came back, hair soaking wet.

After the Studio Backlot Tour, they went on Star Tours. They were both disappointed when a little kid was chosen to be the Rebel spy but still enjoyed the ride. (Probably a little too much. The little kids in front of them looked at them weird after the ride.

After Star Tours, they decided for a little break and went to eat. Jake got a Darth Vader cupcake for his dessert and took a million pictures of it. Amy rolled her eyes the whole time but ended up getting a cupcake as well.

"Okay, now that we've down all easy rides, it's time for the thrill rides," Amy grinned, looking at her map of the park. "Which one first? Tower of Terror or Rock 'n' Roller Coaster?"

"Oh, no. You are not getting me on either of those. Let's go see this instead." Jake pointed out a random spot on the map.

Amy squinted, reading the name. "You want to go see Beauty and the Beast: Live on Stage?"

Jake stood there, speechless then crossed his arms. "Yep. Yes, I do. I want to see Beauty and the Beast: Live on Stage."

"I hear it's an amazing show but come on, Jake. I really want to ride both of these rides so we can make it to the Star Wars parade," Amy begged. "Please."

Her big brown eyes looked him dead in the eyes and he wanted to do anything she asked. But he stayed strong. "No. You can't get me on those."

Amy's big brown eyes narrowed. "Fine but if you do ride them, you can pick out where we get to eat the rest of the trip."

"Ooh, interesting. Even the cool restaurant with the cars?" Jake asked, excitedly.

Amy nodded. "Yep."

"Fine. The rollercoaster first."

"Yay!"

She dragged him over to the side of the park where the two rides were. Jake was antsy the whole wait. Amy tried to distract him while waiting but nothing seemed to work. He perked up a bit when they got into the recording studio where a recording of Aerosmith showed but he paled once they made it to the other room. She thought he was going to leave when he saw the limo take off from 0 to 57 mph in 2.8 seconds but he pushed through.

"You okay?" She asked once they were seated in limo with the harness on.

He shook his head, gripping the handles as tight as he could when they started moving.

"Keep you head back and close your eyes for the launch," Amy told him. He nodded to show he heard her and leaned his head back. Amy's hand found his and held it. The rollercoaster slowly started going backwards, getting ready to launch. Amy squeezed Jake's hand when the voice started counting down. The coaster launched, taking them immediately upside down and Jake screamed. Amy held his hand the whole ride but laughed at his screaming. She loved every minute of this ride.

The coaster slowed to a stop and Jake took a deep breath. "Thank God."

"Wasn't it amazing?" Amy asked, climbing out of the way too low limo (seriously, people with bad knees must hate climbing in it).

Jake's face was slowly getting color back as he climbed out of the limo. "I started liking it after the first loop then we went upside down again so that's a no."

"Aww, so I guess you don't want to ride that again?"

"Nope. Definitely not."

"Well, our picture is a keeper." She pointed to the picture they took at launch. He was screaming and she was laughing. It was perfect. Amy scanned her magicband then took a picture of it with her phone. "This is so going in the group chat."

"No!" Jake tried to take her phone away from her but Amy dived under his arm and ran to the gift shop.

"Ha! Too late!" Amy smirked, showing him the sent photo. "Now, come on. It's time for Tower of Terror unless you want to lose our bet."

Jake groaned but followed Amy out of the gift shop and to the other scary ride. While in the queue for Tower of Terror, the group message started blowing up, the squad commenting on the photo. Then Charles preceded to send them over 100 pictures from Epcot (It made Jake really not want to go to Epcot tomorrow but he had a plan after what Amy was putting him through with these rides).

They made it through the queue relatively fast, where they are led to the library by a bell hop. Jake squeaked when the power went out and grabbed onto Amy's hand. He kept a firm grip on her hand through the pre-show and until they are led on the elevator. Amy smiled encouragingly when they buckle, assuring him that he will be fine. He takes hold of the handles and refuses to let go the whole ride. As they started to ascend, Jake immediately closed his eyes.

"You're going to miss some of the best details," Amy whispered. "We aren't going to drop yet, anyway. I'll let you know when we do."

Jake opened his eyes, watching the elevator doors open to hallway where five white figures appeared and then disappear. The hallway changed to black with stars. The voiceover continued to talk but Jake didn't hear what it's saying. The doors closed, causing Jake to grip the handles again but out of the corner of his eyes, he saw Amy shake her head. The doors opened back up to a boiler room and they moved forward. The room changed again to scenes out of The Twilight Zone.The elevator continued to move forward and the funnel of stars shifted to pitch black. Amy nodded, telling him the drop is coming and he holds on tight as the voiceover says,

"You are about to discover what lies beyond the fifth dimension, beyond the deepest, darkest corner of the imagination, in the Tower of Terror."

The doors opened back up and they immediately drop and as they drop, Jake screamed. Amy grabbed his hand, squeezing it until the ride is over.

"Nope. Nope. Nope. Never again," Jake repeated as they walked over to view their picture after the ride.

"Come on, Jake, that was awesome."

"Never again, Amy," Jake told her.

Amy shrugged, scanning her MagicBand under the picture. "At least the picture is a keeper."

In the picture, Jake was screaming, holding on the handle and Amy's hand. Amy's free hand was up in the air and she was laughing. Amy took a picture of it with her phone and sent it to the squad.

"Amy!" Jake whined.

"Come on, the paradeis about to start," Amy grabbed his wrist, pulling him towards the front of the park.

"Wait, I get to pick dinner, right?"

"Yes, now move it!"

"This was a really good idea, Jake," Amy whispered, taking a bite of her food and watching the movie that played.

"Of course it was." He had decided they were going to eat at the Sci-Fi Dine in Theater after watching the Star Wars parade (Amy pretty much cried while watching it).

They sat in a car and were watching an old movie from the 50s that was actually really good. When Amy first walked in and saw the movie playing, she was bit skeptical but once she started watching it, it was really good and fascinating. And food! The food was amazing. Amy had to give Jake some credit. He sure knew how to pick food places (better than any place Charles picks).

"This is worth the rides," Jake said, taking a bite of the dessert he ordered.

"Was it really?"

"Nope."

Amy rolled her eyes. "We don't have long before the park closes. What do you want to do after we finishing eating?" Amy immediately regretted asking that questions as she was dragged across the park as soon as they paid. She found herself back on Star Tours (which she was okay with even though neither one of them got chosen...again) then she found herself in line to build her own lightsaber (which again she found she was okay with).

"Purple or blue?" Jake asked.

"Blue," Amy responded without hesitation. "They match your eyes."

Jake grinned, bumping her shoulder. "Oh yeah?"

Amy's eyes widen, realizing her mistake. "Not that I've noticed or anything."

"Sure."

"Just finish your lightsaber," Amy grabbed a part of her lightsaber and started building it as quickly as she could. She finished, turning around to see Jake holding up his lightsaber, ready to fight.

Amy rolled her eyes when he hit her lightsaber with his. Soon they were fighting in the middle of the store, Jake making the sound effects every time he would hit Amy. They quickly attracted a crowd and had people cheering, including cast members. By the time the "fight" was over, Jake and Amy were laughing.

"Very good, jedi," a cast member commented, clapping with the rest of the crowd. "Let me bag those up for you."

"Oh, we still have to pay for them," Amy said.

"I talked to my Jedi Master and he agrees that you two should have these, on us," the cast member answered, handing them two bags.

"Seriously?" Jake asked, surprised.

The cast member nodded.

"Thank you so much!" Amy exclaimed. "Can we get a picture with you?"

The cast member grinned and nodded. Amy got a another cast member to the a picture of the three. The cast member stood in the middle with Jake and Amy on either side of her with their lightsabers making an x in front of her.

"Perfect," The other cast member said, handing Amy back her phone.

"Thank you so much," Amy said again to the cast member who gave them the lightsabers.

"Of course and have a magical night!"

Amy squealed as they walked out of the store. "This was such a good day!"

"Ready to head out of here?" Jake asked. Amy nodded sadly. "Hey, we still have three more days of magic. Let's make the most of it okay?"

"Okay."