First time in forever for DS11 and DD9?

[laura428]

We have a FP+ for this today, and I'm wondering if it's really worth it for older kids, or targeted for more the younger set. Any input?

 

[LSUfan4444]

It's targeted towards fans of the movie and music, regardless of age and gender.

 

[goofyintoronto]

We have a FP+ for this today, and I'm wondering if it's really worth it for older kids, or targeted for more the younger set. Any input?

If both of your kids are into singing (and frozen), then i'd go. But if theyre not, id pass. my guess is that there'll be a lot of young kids there. But why not ask them and see what they say?

 

[Dr Gevil]

We went in November and went to this because my DD9 was dying to see this. My other DD11 went in with eyes rolling, saying "this is for babies". I was "sucking it up" for my DD9 too. We all changed our minds afterwards.

After seeing the show - this is my new favorite show at WDW (although FotLK will always have a special place in my heart). The two narrators were very funny - lots of jokes aimed at the parents, and the singing from all the kids (and some adults) is infectious.

If you haven't seen before, I recommend it. We did FP+ only because we've done DHS many times before. Depending on crowd levels, it's nice to have but not a need to have FP+ event.

 

[Mikie]

To be sure of having fun I'd say they have to like a Frozen and like singing the songs. I went because half my group was on a Star Tours, which I don't do, and a few wanted Frozen so I went. I compare it to a really good Disney movie for kids: I'll go to the theaters because the kids wanted it, and Disney does a very good job making it enjoyable for the adults too. But at the end, it's watching the movie in fast forward while funny narrators tell jokes, then you sing along with the bouncing snowflake as you watch the movie scene with the song in it. . . Repeat until the movie ends. Fine if you have a Frozen/singing fan - no regrets- but I don't wholesale recommend it to people.

 

[MakiraMarlena]

The show is fun...but if they don't like or are indifferent to Frozen they likely won't get much out of it. It is definitely for kids, Frozen fans or those who just get a kick out of singing along. You don't need FP for it if you are willing to wait a bit and show up a little early.

 

[lake queen]

My girls are 18 and 21, huge fans of Frozen, and we are a singing family. Therefore, it was one of the best things we did in HS! Definitely worth the FP for us!

 

[chelseabun76]

Our 4 kids all burst out into Frozen songs on a weekly basis, and they range from 4 to almost 16. Heck, I burst out along with them and I'm 38. lol My dd (9) is really looking forward to it, as am I!!