Frozen Singalong...

[Mamato2cutekiddos]

Are Anna and Elsa present for the singalong? Can someone tell me a bit more about it?

 

[Berlioz70]

Yes, they are both in the show. It's primarily lead by two historian actors, who retell the story of the movie and as each song comes on Guests are encouraged to sing a long. At the end, Anna, Elsa, and Kristoff all appear on the stage for the finale.

There are lots of YouTube videos if you'd like to watch it in advance.

 

[Magpie]

Are Anna and Elsa present for the singalong? Can someone tell me a bit more about it?

Anna is there quite a bit, Elsa and Kristof also make appearances. A pair of royal historians retell the story of Frozen, with hilarious inaccuracies, while the audience waits for Elsa to appear. Along the way we get to sing a bunch of songs. The style of humour is basically slapstick.

My husband and I saw it twice on our last trip. It's not just for little kids. There's plenty of humour for the grownups and each show is ever so slightly different.

We loved it, though my husband was initially reluctant to sing, being as we were surrounded by little girls in princess dresses. He was completely into it by the second show, though!

We are SO seeing this again in December!

That said, I would not recommend it if you have issues with flashing lights, loud noises, little girls screaming in your ear, or goofy humour.

 

[NuttyDisneyDad]

Its mostly the 2 Arendalle historians and Anna. Elsa comes later. Its an awesome show and my daughter loooved it

 

[CAS239]

As said it's mainly the historians retelling the Frozen movie.

Anna is in it for a short time as is Kristof for about the same time. Elsa is only there in the end for about 2-3 min.

It's not a bad show but just know you'll mainly be watching the historians instead of an actual sing a long with Anna and Elsa

 

[TwinPrincessMermaids]

Its hilarious, but its not a Frozen staged show. I love it though, its fun and totally worth doing. Has a nice ending full of Elsa and Anna expectations. Lots of jokes for Mom and Dad.

 

[DrivenByDisney]

Just chiming in. One of (if not) the favourite stage show for me in the parks right now. We watch it at least two or three times a week. Love it!

"Who could get a fever in this weather" -- If you've seen it, you know

 

[TwinPrincessMermaids]

Knock knock! Who's there? Nicole!

 

[DrivenByDisney]

Knock knock! Who's there? Nicole!

Nicole who?
Nicole never bothered me anyway!

 

[MataHari22]

I know a lot of the Frozen events end after the summer. I have heard that the Frozen Singalong is supposed to stick around. Does anyone have any info as to whether that's true? I will be going in November, and I would like to see it.

 

[subtchr]

I just want to chime in and agree that as an adult who usually tours alone, I love the show and see it at least once each visit. The humor is so much fun, and watching the little girls who know EVERY WORD is quite entertaining. You can't help but leave with a smile on your face.

My last visit this year was a couple days before they moved to the old AIE theater -- can someone who has been this summer let me know what the crowds have been like there? Do any of the shows fill completely?

 

[DrivenByDisney]

I just want to chime in and agree that as an adult who usually tours alone, I love the show and see it at least once each visit. The humor is so much fun, and watching the little girls who know EVERY WORD is quite entertaining. You can't help but leave with a smile on your face.

My last visit this year was a couple days before they moved to the old AIE theater -- can someone who has been this summer let me know what the crowds have been like there? Do any of the shows fill completely?

Yes the shows fill up very easily so far since the move over to the "new" theater. Even towards the end of the day there are still very large crowds for the show. I was at the 7:30 show last night and it was completely full with no issues.

 

[TwinPrincessMermaids]

The show stays because its part of DHS, not just Frozen Summer. First time I saw it was in April. @MataHari22 You should be able to see it! The parades will be gone and I assume the funny Olaf dance parties will be gone.

The fireworks will be gone!! Wahh!!

Don't let them take my fireworks! How does one live without smilies and hearts in the sky?

 

[CAS239]

I know a lot of the Frozen events end after the summer. I have heard that the Frozen Singalong is supposed to stick around. Does anyone have any info as to whether that's true? I will be going in November, and I would like to see it.

The singalong is not part of the frozen summer fun events. After the event ends the singalong will be the only frozen thing in the park

 

[PurpleKomodo]

I will add that this show is so funny! We almost skipped it, but DS really wanted to go so we squeezed it in. So glad we did! DS LOVED it! And DH and I were almost doubled over laughing at times. I think this is a must see.

 

[jacksgirl]

We're going in November, and I REALLY hope they do the Frozen Holiday Premium Package again this year!

 

[DisneyStarWisher]

We're going in November, and I REALLY hope they do the Frozen Holiday Premium Package again this year!

The Disney calendar shows it in December for our trip.

Anna is there quite a bit, Elsa and Kristof also make appearances. A pair of royal historians retell the story of Frozen, with hilarious inaccuracies, while the audience waits for Elsa to appear. Along the way we get to sing a bunch of songs. The style of humour is basically slapstick.

My husband and I saw it twice on our last trip. It's not just for little kids. There's plenty of humour for the grownups and each show is ever so slightly different.

We loved it, though my husband was initially reluctant to sing, being as we were surrounded by little girls in princess dresses. He was completely into it by the second show, though!

We are SO seeing this again in December!

That said, I would not recommend it if you have issues with flashing lights, loud noises, little girls screaming in your ear, or goofy humour.

You are not put on the spot, are you? My DH hates Monsters Inc. for that reason. He loves Frozen though.

 

[TwinPrincessMermaids]

Aw, Monsters is comedic awesomeness, you can't take the dancing or churro dude too seriously. But your Hubs will be happy. All the jokes are between the Historians, its not an interactive show like Monsters. He can laugh in peace without worrying if he will show up on a screen. @DisneyStarWisher

 

[Magpie]

You are not put on the spot, are you? My DH hates Monsters Inc. for that reason. He loves Frozen though.

No worries! No one in the audience is singled out in any way. He was just a little embarrassed because we seemed to be the only people in line without a tiny princess in tow (though I'm sure we weren't!), and then when we sat down we were surrounded by little girls. But no one said anything to us and the cast members were their usual efficient, friendly selves. It was actually at his request that we went back to see it again a couple days later, because now that he'd had a chance to get over his discomfort, he wanted to be able to really belt out the songs in true Caleb Hyles fashion (if you haven't heard Caleb sing, the man's brilliant!:

)

Out of consideration for people who might prefer to hear their little princess sing, rather than a decent-but-untrained baritone, my husband did sit on the aisle, which was fortunate because the lady sitting on the other side of me appeared to be suffering a nasty migraine.

 

[AngiTN]

I know a lot of the Frozen events end after the summer. I have heard that the Frozen Singalong is supposed to stick around. Does anyone have any info as to whether that's true? I will be going in November, and I would like to see it.

It's permanent, not part of Frozen Summer Fun. It started that way last year but was made permanent then. It got a great new home now