SamR
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During our WDW trip last month, we were fortunate enough to go to the Studios on a day that the group "Four for a Dollar" was performing as an "opening act" before the Beauty and the Beast stage show. (They don't perform every day...Check Steve Soares' WDW Live Entertainment page for the current schedule.)
"Four for a Dollar" is an a cappella foursome that goes by the name "Return 2 Zero" outside of WDW. (Although they have been around for awhile, I first heard about them, hear on the DIS, several weeks ago.) Their show, while short (perhaps 15-20 minutes), was excellent. Good music, and a bit humorous as well. They start performing about 20 minutes before the show, so I heartily encourage getting to the Beauty and the Beast show about 20 minutes early. You'll get a better seat and get some good entertainment as well.
As an aside, when I used to do Disney "commando" style, I always seemed to miss out on some of the great gems like this. I had my touring plan and knew the best strategy to hit all the E-ticket rides, but didn't take the time to investigate other entertainment possibilities, which is really kind of short-sighted for someone that loves music as much as me.
Now, my plan always allows time for catching acts like Four for a Dollar, Off-Kilter, and the Tomorrowland Countdown.
IMO, they are another great facet of the WDW experience.
"Four for a Dollar" is an a cappella foursome that goes by the name "Return 2 Zero" outside of WDW. (Although they have been around for awhile, I first heard about them, hear on the DIS, several weeks ago.) Their show, while short (perhaps 15-20 minutes), was excellent. Good music, and a bit humorous as well. They start performing about 20 minutes before the show, so I heartily encourage getting to the Beauty and the Beast show about 20 minutes early. You'll get a better seat and get some good entertainment as well.
As an aside, when I used to do Disney "commando" style, I always seemed to miss out on some of the great gems like this. I had my touring plan and knew the best strategy to hit all the E-ticket rides, but didn't take the time to investigate other entertainment possibilities, which is really kind of short-sighted for someone that loves music as much as me.
Now, my plan always allows time for catching acts like Four for a Dollar, Off-Kilter, and the Tomorrowland Countdown.
