Playhouse disney live @ CA Adventure

[bunnygirlie]

Has anyone taken their toddler to see this show? what did they think? did they enjoy it? we are taking our 17 month old to Disneyland next week for 4 days and I really want to take him to this. Hopefully he isn't too young for it.

 

[Heymy]

We just got back and my 21 mo old DD LOVED IT! She knows all the shows (from her older sister) and was mesmerized. There's Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Handy Manny, Little Einsteins and Tigger and Pooh...all the familar songs. They encourage dancing and have bubbles and streamers come out from the ceilings....lots of fun!

 

[Kayla's Mom]

Our 2 year old daughter loved it as well!

 

[bunnygirlie]

that's so great! I think he'll love it. We watch playhouse disney at home and we have a playhouse disney cd for the playroom and in the car. Thank you!

 

[kirstie101]

Our DD was about 20 months old when we took her and she enjoyed it! She was familiar with almost all the shows and she loved seeing the characters, watching the other kids and she kinda followed their lead and did what they did. Definitely worth going and it was DH's favorite part of our trip.

 

[YellowMickeyPonchos]

We've been taking the girls to see this since birth! They really love the motion and colors and music as newborns and it only improves with age and the ability to dance and play along.

The girls are 2.5 and 4 now and still adore it. The show has changed - it's more contemporary now, but they don't mind!

 

[Nanseev]

Definitely worth seeing!!! Both my kids love the show, and they are 3 and 5 now...and have seen it for the past year or so. It's worth making the stop!

 

[nunzia]

We took 5 of our grandkids to see it, ages 7-18 months. They all enjoyed it! (and it was tolerable for adults). However, the figures are small, and we ended up toward the back and kids began standing to see, blocking others, and the shorter gk couldn't see even standing. So...try to sit up front.

 

[disneydreamer74]

Ditto! I took DD18 months old last summer and she had a blast. Other little ones from 1 year old to 6 years old were jumping and dancing the whole time. It is a pretty short show, maybe 15 minutes. The wait time for it was short and they have t.v.'s with Ooh and AAh in the queque. I thought that was a very smart thing to do, it kept all the little ones from losing their patience.

 

[Melb]

The show itself was OK but the crowd was hard to deal with. I was trying to get my toddler out and my 4 year old got sucked out the door with the crowd. They found her down the "street" by the Alladin show. Scariest 10 minutes of my life.

So just a warning - if you have multiple kiddos it's easier to handle with multiple adults.

 

[arilvdc]

I took my 6 month old godson and he LOVED the show. If they're small you can sit on benches that are along all of the walls. It's really a great show.