Disney’s
Animal Kingdom Entertainment
Give the wondrous live entertainment here "Two
paws up!" From contemporary rock 'n' roll revues to tales starring
classic Disney Characters, entertainment here celebrates people's love
of animals.
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Festival of the Lion King
Plunge right into the middle of the action in this cleverly staged
in-the-round production featuring songs from the film and a cast of
familiar faces, including Simba, Timon and Pumbaa. Combining the pageantry
of a parade with all the excitement of a tribal celebration, this is a
lavish, high energy spectacle created through song, dance and specialty
performances. Live stage show production that borrows songs from the
popular Disney animated classic, but it doesn’t stop there. Singers,
dancers, acrobats and a good portion of crowd participation all combine to
make this quite possibly the best offering to be found at the Animal
Kingdom.
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Disney Tip: This show is very popular, so early arrival helps to
ensure getting a seat. Get
in on the action by interacting with Cast Members when they ask for
group participation.
With its newly enclosed theater,
Festival of the Lion King is a great place to cool off. |
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Trivia:
The Festival of the Lion King was crowned the 2004 Disney
Magazine Reader's Choice Award winner for Favorite Walt Disney World
Resort Show! "The Lion King"
borrows certain elements from Shakespeare's Hamlet, including the
storyline of a young prince whose uncle takes over a kingdom after
murdering the king.
"The Lion King" is the
best-selling home video of all time!
There are approximately 136 costumes that are worn by the cast of
the show. |
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Pocahontas and Her Forest Friends
Go on a quest with Pocahontas and her animal friends in this intimate
musical stage show. The Native American princess seeks the advice of
Grandmother Willow when her forest is threatened. Pocahontas' quest
leads her to commune with many live critters on stage in this show that
is a delight for young and old.
During
this live stage show Pocahontas leads a cast of real animals and Audio-Animatronic
props all telling the story of mans need to protect the natural world. A
combination of being a little heavy on message and a little light on
entertainment makes this an attraction that can be a hit or miss depending
on your expectation.
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Disney Tip: There is a seating area in the front for youngsters.
Arrive early for the best seating. |
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Trivia:
This attraction opened in
the Spring of 2002. |
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U.S.A Entertainment |
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Tarzan Rocks!
Please Note; Tarzan Rocks! will end it's seven year run when the Theater
in the Wild undergoes extensive renovations in early 2006. The
renovation will include enclosing the theater. A new show will debut
when the theater reopens. No closing date or completion timeframe has
been announced at this time. courtesy of
intercot.com
Go ape over the Tarzan music and action in this four-act spectacular
that blows the roof off of Theater in the Wild in DinoLand U.S.A. A
four-piece rock band, acrobats, in-line skaters and characters out of
the smash animated film combine to make this 30-minute, non-stop
energetic show a swingin' hit. It rocks! A live rock musical
stage show production loosely based on the animated movie Tarzan.
“Tarzan Rocks!” is a fast paced combination of aerial acrobatics and
extreme skating, as well as songs drawn from the movies musical
soundtrack. This well-done and professionally performed show is
entertaining and a not to be missed attraction.
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Disney Tip: Arrive prior
to showtime for the best seating. |
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Disney
Trivia:
The show has a cast of 27
performers.
The show opened in July 9, 1999. |
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Flights Of Wonder
"Wing" on in to the Caravan Stage and join a trainee bird handler and a
wayward tour guide who teach each other about the delicate state of nature.
See birds such as vultures, hawks, colorful macaws, crowned crane and the
American Bald Eagle up close. May your spirits fly sky-high. This
live stage show presentation is similar in format to the aquatic shows we
all have seen, except the mammals and fish are replaced with birds. This
extremely well done and funny show is also informative and a real treat for
the whole family.
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| Disney Note:
There is a separate charge to play each of these fun-filled games. |
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Disney Tip: Don't forget to bring your camera for a post-show
close-up of these magnificent birds.
Birds make appearances in the stage
area after the show. |
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Trivia:
The show was developed in collaboration with Steve Martin of
Natural Encounters, Inc. |
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