Which Seaworld christmas shows are not to be missed? - The DIS Discussion Forums

monica9 · 11-09-2012, 12:03 PM

I'm excited to see o wonderous night and shamu miracles. I hope the shows are as good as I'm expecting. For some reason the seaworld shows touch me and I end up crying at all of them. They are great and I'm looking forward to seeing their christmas shows as well

KBF · 11-09-2012, 03:55 PM

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Originally Posted by monica9

I'm excited to see o wonderous night and shamu miracles. I hope the shows are as good as I'm expecting. For some reason the seaworld shows touch me and I end up crying at all of them. They are great and I'm looking forward to seeing their christmas shows as well

According to travel websites, O wondrous night was rated the best Christmas show in Central Florida last year. Miracles is also rated very high.

bowtie7 · 11-09-2012, 07:03 PM

O Wonderous Night last year was wonderful, on a similar level to (though very different from) Epcot's Candlelight. The cast last year was especially good (clearly, carefully chosen and rehearsed for the premiere of the show). It also benefited from the indoor theater setting. Expect long lines for the limited capacity of the theater.

kohlby · 11-10-2012, 09:02 AM

How much in advance would we need to be in line for a Friday? (Nov 30th). (We could go that Sat or Sun instead but I'm guessing those days would be more crowded.) I have young kids so I'd rather not have lots of waiting time. Also, we only have one SW day.

KBF · 11-10-2012, 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by kohlby

How much in advance would we need to be in line for a Friday? (Nov 30th). (We could go that Sat or Sun instead but I'm guessing those days would be more crowded.) I have young kids so I'd rather not have lots of waiting time. Also, we only have one SW day.

The theater was pretty much full 45 minutes before show time last year. Honestly, if you want to get a good seat or even get in the theater, I would get in line an hour and ten minutes to an hour before posted show time. It might not be as bad this year since last year the show was brand new, but you still never know.

11-09-2012, 12:03 PM	#1
monica9 Mouseketeer Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 369	Which Seaworld christmas shows are not to be missed? I'm excited to see o wonderous night and shamu miracles. I hope the shows are as good as I'm expecting. For some reason the seaworld shows touch me and I end up crying at all of them. They are great and I'm looking forward to seeing their christmas shows as well __________________ Disney as a child: '82 CR,'84, CR,'85 CR,'87 CR,'88 CR,'89 CR....Disney as an adult: '03 off property, '04 off property, '10 1 day off cruise, '11 CBR (DD first trip!), [COLOR="SeaGreen"] 2012 WL, 2013 September 22 Disney Dream and 3 nights WDW DH(38) Me(32) DD(4)

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11-09-2012, 07:03 PM	#3
bowtie7 Earning My Ears Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 46	O Wonderous Night last year was wonderful, on a similar level to (though very different from) Epcot's Candlelight. The cast last year was especially good (clearly, carefully chosen and rehearsed for the premiere of the show). It also benefited from the indoor theater setting. Expect long lines for the limited capacity of the theater.

11-10-2012, 09:02 AM	#4
kohlby DIS Veteran Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 1,420	How much in advance would we need to be in line for a Friday? (Nov 30th). (We could go that Sat or Sun instead but I'm guessing those days would be more crowded.) I have young kids so I'd rather not have lots of waiting time. Also, we only have one SW day.