Does anyone know where I can find as much information as possible for Chip n Dales campfire sing a long? I would like to take my nieces in January if it is possible!
The schedule that time of year is that the campfires are lit around 630pm, the singalong with Chip & Dale starts at 7pm, and the movie rolls around 740pm. The DIS Camping Board will have the movie schedule posted for the month but it won't be available until maybe the last day of the month or the first day or two of January.
You can bring marshmallows, sticks, even hot dogs and fixings to roast over the campfire. There are two fire bowls, one on either side up front and depending on the size of the crowd one or both may be in use. There are many hard log benches for sitting down front and aluminum bleachers behind them so there is plenty of seating. The Comfort Station (bathrooms) for loop 1400 is down a very short sidewalk behind the bleachers.
There is a refreshment stand in the Conestoga Wagon that sells snack and drinks. They also sell a smore kit of a couple Hershey bars, graham crackers, sticks, and marshmellows which was $10 when I was there last year. (It's enough for maybe 4 people). You can buy sticks separately for less than a buck also. You are free to bring your own stuff though.
Chip & Dale stay up on stage with song leader/guitarist for the first song or two then they split up each taking one side walking among the log benches and bleachers signing autographs, posing for pictures, etc with their CM handlers. One thing we've done is to sit up front for a photo with one of them, then after that hustle to the back of the other side for a photo with the other. No need to go to them as they will come around to you. It's not like trying to get a picture taken in the parks with a character.
The location is in the middle of Fort Wilderness at the stop for the Meadow Trading Post and main pool area. If you arrive at either end of the Fort via car or boat or bus, catch an internal Fort bus that is yellow or orange. Get off at the Trading Post stop (ask the bus driver if you aren't sure) and you can easily find your way there.
It is free and open to anyone.
Bama Ed