The storytelling was actually our least favorite activity - my boys both tried to get up & leave during the middle but I forced them to stay. The CM telling the story that night had such a strong African accent that no one could understand one word. The little girl beside us kept asking her mom what he was saying, and others were leaving as well. It's a shame, I'm sure we would have enjoyed it had we been able to understand the CM. My boys liked the musical parade at the gift shop at night. The night vision animal viewing was ok, there were only 1 pair of night vision goggles to share between about 5 people, and the animals weren't active the night we did it. It may have been better another night. Another thing we noticed was that every activity started at least 15 min. past the scheduled start time. The activity I enjoyed most (it's for kids too) was the Culinary Tour, I think 3pm or 4pm. I was the only person taking the tour that day. I was walked around Jiko & Boma, shown the kitchen, told about African cooking, and given free samples! This is a great thing to do especially if you're not sure your family will like Boma. They explained every dish to me so that I knew exactly what to suggest to my kids when we ate there. It turned out Boma was my very favorite restaraunt in all of WDW!
