kim possible ok for teens or too old for them?

[dis2cruise]

if it is ok for them...

where do we start for KP?

does it go into both areas of epcot (world showcase/ future world)?

how long does it take to complete?

thanks
cheryl

 

[redrosesix]

ok for anybody! Younger kids need their parents' help with it, but teens can do it on their own.

It is only done in WS. Right now there are 7 different adventures, each adventure takes place in only 1 country. I would plan on each adventure taking about 1/2 an hour. You can get a ticket for KP in FW or one of the carts in WS (like a FP ticket, it has a time to show up) but in either case the adventure will start at a cart in WS (the carts are shown on the map of Epcot)

 

[WowWow]

My DS who is 14 enjoyed Kim Possible very much. His mission took us to the China Pavillion. I don't want to ruin it for anyone else but it was very interactive and fun.

 

[verlee]

my ds6 loved it!! We needed to do it with him but that was all part of the fun. It was a family adventure.

 

[plucky]

Kim Possible was a huge hit for our entire family! DH, DD8 and DD11. I would suggest working in teams of two, as it gets hard for everyone to see and hear the phone if more than two are crowded around it! We saw groups of adults working on missions, so it's fun for everyone!

 

[My Grandpa]

Great info .... thanks redrosesix!!! Our DGR age 8 really wants to do Kim Possible after seeing it highlighted on the planning DVD (so does DW).

 

[garada3]

Can we get multiple Kimmunicators for the same adventure at the same time?

Can the adventure be run more than once or does it "expire" after completeing the mission once?

Do guests select the adventure?

Can we have part of our group select one adventure and the other part select another adventure?

Thanks!

 

[Ariel Wanna-be]

DS is 11, and I don't think he even knows who Kim Possible even is (other than just recognizing the name) - would this be something he would enjoy? He loooves spy stuff. Anyone have a link to some additional info about it?

 

[turnlisa]

DS is 11, and I don't think he even knows who Kim Possible even is (other than just recognizing the name) - would this be something he would enjoy? He loooves spy stuff. Anyone have a link to some additional info about it?

My kids aren't Kim Possible fans either but loved this. It was really neat and we ended up doing 3 missions. We had a group of 4 kids: 12, 8, 7, and 5. They all loved it and the interactions were really neat. Every time we set something off was totally unexpected for us and other guests at the park. Lots of fun!

We were a larger group but for the 1st mission split into 2 groups. The CMs were nice enough to send us to the same country at the same time. While we had the same mission, we had different clues in different order so we set off some things that my brother's family didn't and vice versa. My kids are already talking about doing this again next year. Lots of fun and very popular from the number of kimmunicators I saw - lots of teenagers as well as family groups.

 

[elliotps932]

ok for anybody! Younger kids need their parents' help with it, but teens can do it on their own.

It is only done in WS. Right now there are 7 different adventures, each adventure takes place in only 1 country. I would plan on each adventure taking about 1/2 an hour. You can get a ticket for KP in FW or one of the carts in WS (like a FP ticket, it has a time to show up) but in either case the adventure will start at a cart in WS (the carts are shown on the map of Epcot)

I totally agree!

 

[dis2cruise]

thanks everyone for answering my questions
This coming Friday we will be heading over to DW!!
On Saturday we will be at Epcot and WILL be doing Kim possible