Can you eat at the Diamond Horseshoe Saloon's new show???

[westjones]

This was in the recent Disney Vacation Club newsletter:

Walt Disney World® Events & Attractions: Go Goofy
There's a new way to kick up your heels at the Magic Kingdom® Park. It's Goofy's
Country Dancin' Jamboree at the world-famous Diamond Horseshoe Saloon in Liberty
Square. You'll dance up a storm with Goofy, his pals Chip & Dale, and the stars from
Disney/Pixar's Toy Story 2, Woody, Bullseye, and Jessie. Y'all are in for a rootin'
tootin' good time as you follow along with the
characters as they teach you "The Boot Scootin'
Boogie," "The Electric Slide," "Cotton Eyed Joe," and
"The Goofy Two-Step." So bring your dancin' shoes
and sing along with some of your favorite Disney pals.
And while there are no autographs (after all, this here
is a dance party), tell Ma and Pa to bring their
cameras to capture all of the magical, musical fun at
Goofy's Country Dancin' Jamboree! You'll want to join in
the fun on your next visit, so be sure to check the
Magic Kingdom Park Times Guide for show times.

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We have never been to this at WDW, but at Disneyland several years ago I remember having a nice afternoon snack at a saloon show.

If you can eat here, do they offer lunch or just snacks?

Do you need reservations?

Anyone seen this new show yet?

DJ

 

[jwfla422]

I read on: http://www.wdwig.com/mk_goof.htm that they have done away with the food and there is only seating on the 2nd floor, but apparently the first floor (standing only) is the place to be. The above link has a lot of information and some photos of the show

 

[DoeWDW]

We saw the show on July 1st - opening day! There is no food available.

If you are on the main (1st) floor, the show is interactive. I learned one of the dances from Woody (Toy Story) right beside me! The dances are fun to try and many people seemed to know them. They did the cotton-eyed joe, electric slide, boot scoot boogie, etc.

If you're on the balcony (2nd floor) there are seats to sit down but you don't get to dance and interact with the characters.

 

[Braque]

We're just back and went to the show twice. No food - not needed. The show is about 15 minutes long and features great character interaction, with youngersters being able to dance with their favorite Toy Story characters. It was simple and fun and not very crowded at all: 15-20 kids at each of the shows. You can still go up into the balcony for a table, but I really don't see great appeal in it considering the interactivity of the center dance floor.

Not a great 'replacement' for the Diamond Horseshoe Revue but much better than a closed shop or another meet and greet.

 

[Muffy]

Thsi show sounds great! Thanks for the info!

 

[HookdonWDW]

Originally posted by Braque
It was simple and fun and not very crowded at all: 15-20 kids at each of the shows.

Hmmph ... I'm still not happy about this change. I want the Review back! I wonder what they're going to do at Christmas. I loved the corny Christmas singalongs during MVMCP.