Enchanted Tales with Belle for only two adults?

[AliceNDinah]

Oh I love Enchanted Tales! That was a highlight of our trip - we did it twice. So fun and different, in a way that not all attractions are. Very memorable and I really enjoyed it - 2 big thumbs up here. I say, if you really want to see/do something in WDW, DO IT. It doesn't matter what others may think, who cares? Most likely, you won't see them again anyway. You live one time, do whatever you can, however you want to!

 

[gharter]

We did it in April with 3 adults. There were plenty of kids present, that nobody pain any attention to who had kids and who didn't.
It was a very cute show.
The only disappointment was our Belle had a terrible voice that didn't project and when you heard her, you could barely understand what she said.
The kids in the show, stole the show as they are supposed to.

 

[mkla2015]

I don't think it would be weird at all. We did it on an adults only trip last February as a party of 6 adults. It's a really cute show- do it!

 

[ellynsoh]

I am in my 70s and visit Belle every trip. As a retired children's librarian, I enjoy the interaction.

 

[Davey Jones II]

It`s worth experiencing at least once because it has two great animatronics. That`s the appeal for adults.

 

[gharter]

Personally loved the magic mirror.

 

[Catvondita]

Just going to say it. Wierd!

Why? It's an attraction at Disney. Thats like when people say Disney is only for kids.

 

[GeneralTso]

That show....I would feel a little weird. But if you don't, definitely go for it. As you can see plenty do.

 

[IluvMGM]

My boyfriend and I went, we were expecting it to be a meet and greet. We were thinking it was super cool, the different things they were doing, until we realized we were not going to be getting a picture with Belle. So, waste of time. LOL His niece asked us to take lot's of pictures with princesses, so we were doing that to send her the pictures.

 

[Zippa D Doodah]

My young adult daughter and I decided to do every attraction at MK in one day a couple years ago. Felt kind of weird when we did ETWB, but I don't think anyone paid us any attention. It was a cute show, and interesting to see how they did the magic mirror thing.

 

[kwdw]

I been there as a solo a couple of times, as half of a couple a couple of times, and with a kid once. It's a cute attraction - and I think it's worth everyone seeing at least once. Without kids - I'd advise aiming for a seat in the back row - let the parents have their space. To me, its actually disappointing that there is a not a meet and greet with everyone as part of this (just kids) - but I do realize how much longer that would take! It's also a "longer" attraction in a temperature-controlled environment - and while the pre-show room you stand in, the little show is seated. I wouldn't advise more than a 15-20 minute wait, though. It's cute - worth seeing!

 

[LittleMissMagic]

I went when it first opened, and to be honest, I felt pretty out of place without a child. I won't be back. But it was interesting to see.

 

[OasterP]

I think everyone has kind of weighed in and as you can see - different opinions. I do think it's definitely kid focused, as the majority of the parts are for kids and they are definitely the focus. However, it's really a cute show, so I say go for it! And as a parent - I could not tell you who in that room had kids and who didn't, nor would I care. I was busy taking pictures of my kids and really didn't think of the others there, other than of course thinking the kids in the show were adorable. Go for it if it's not a long wait! Even WITH kids I wouldn't wait long.