MGM Disney Playhouse

[JodyLynC]

Can anyone share some information about this? How long are the shows? How early should you get in line? Are there shows both in the morning and afternoon?

Thanks!!

 

[esk]

Shows run all day; first one is at 1030 I think. Probably want to get in line about 25 minutes prior....or at least someone does and the one with the little ones can run around and meet up near the door. This is one place nobody seems to mind that, since everyone is under 5 years old, it seems!

Show is 30 minutes long, you sit on the floor and it features Bear, Rollie Pollie Ollie, Pooh, Stanley although I heard JoJo has been added. Dancing is involved and they shoot some paper streamers at you from the ceiling at some point.

Lots of fun -- DS3 refused to leave last time and had a tantrum. The CM was nice but firm that we had to get out though.....

 

[cherylp3]

The show is about 40 minutes long. It no longer features Rollie Pollie Ollie.

Cheryl

 

[matt&jakesmom]

The shows normally run throughout the day. It does fill up quick so arrive early (20 mintues or more). Also to let you know, you sit on the crowd. There is a lot of interaction for the kids. Like dancing and doing the "train". It is a lot of fun. My DS's are 8 & 6 and no longer watch Playhouse Disney (they are in school) but we still go and see the show. Personally I love Bear!!!

 

[Trinity721]

We saw this show for the first time last month w/ our DD (she is almost 3). I believe the show lasts about 30 minutes. We actually got there 5 min late, but they CM's still let us in and we sat in the back. Be aware that there are no actual seats or benches in the audience, although there are benches in the back near the walls. You sit on the floor. Even though we were in the back, the space is not actually that big so you still have a great view and for us it was better b/c there was more room for DD to stand up, jump up and down, dance, etc. Lots of the kids do this, and I think they are encouraged to.

It was a lot of fun and DD absolutely loved it, as she knows all the Playhouse Disney characters. Definitely a must-do for the little ones especially if they watch Playhouse Disney.

 

[QuickGold]

This page should be helpful: http://mgmstudios.org/faq.html#playhouse

 

[lllovell]

This is one show where you DONT want to be right up front. The stage is elevated for the Playhouse entertainers (most are puppets - some are anamatronics (sp?) so sitting back a bit gives you a better view.

A very cute show that centers around Bear. It is like a big book where Bear comes out and turns the pages to teach Tutter (the little blue mouse at Bear's house) about making friends. (the whole stage is a book - turning the pages changes the stage) With each turning of a page, you get a different Playhouse Disney set of characters and little story. My 5 and 3 year olds LOVE this one and we go and see every time we are at MGM.