Power Rangers

[lovintennessee]

My son loves the Power Rangers. What can I do to help our chances of getting a picture with one of them?

 

[vicki_c]

They do meet and greets at DHS most of the day, every day. It's not continuous, but they're out a lot of times a day. Last time I saw them was on Pixar Place in June and I think in December too. They do move around the park sometimes - they've also been at the end of Streets of America a lot - it depends on the other shows/events at the park that day.

 

[haleofafamily]

We've always found them in front of Lights, Motor, Action. We aren't Power Ranger fans, but this was one of the best pictures we have. They pose 'in action'. Our 6 yr old really got into it and his pictures are great!

 

[WDSearcher]

You do what you do with any other character -- you find out what times they'er appearing and where, and then you show up!

Power Rangers have a very set schedule and several specific locations at which they appear. When you get to the Studios, simply check the guidemap or go to Guest Relations and ask for the Power Rangers schedule. They tend to be popular, so you'll want to get there early to get in line.

 

[cmaee]

When we were there in April, they did their character greets in front of the Lights, Motor, Action entrance. Please note that they all pose separately. When we were there, Red Power Ranger was on one corner, Green on another, Blue off to the side, Pink and Yellow off to the side as well. You will have to line up in the color of your choice. They are not out for very long...like 15-20 minutes at a time. If you want to see all of them, be prepared to come back throughout the day. Make sure you ask the CM's which line is for which power ranger. My oldest DS got in line for the Red Power Ranger with my DH, while I got in line with our younger DS and DD for the Blue Power Ranger. Thankfully we were near the beginning of the line, so we were able to get in the Green Power Ranger line as well. When it is time to leave, they will leave...even if there are people still in the line. We were the last ones in the Green line that he did autographs for. After our picture, they just did photos with the kids...no autographs until they left. There is really LOUD music playing the whole time that gives them their que as to when they leave. Also, only the Green Power Ranger had a Photopass Photographer...make sure you have a camera with you just in case. We ran into that problem. In 2008, there was a Photopass Photographer at each Power Ranger. This past April, there was just one at the Green Power Ranger. We only had 1 camera, so as soon as we got through the Blue line, my DH rushed to us in the Green line to get the camera so he could take our other DS's photo with the Red Power Ranger.

 

[t_catt11]

Above advice is spot on. If you really want to see the Power Rangers, you can - they are there throughout the day, in set locations.

You can always check the character finder link in my sig for data on exactly where others have seen them recently.

 

[lovintennessee]

I have noticed on YouTube the Power Rangers seem to stand by handlers. Is this true?

I've already told my kids they won't all pose with them and it doesn't matter which line we are in as long as they can get a picture taken with one of them.

 

[poeticdiabetic]

I have noticed on YouTube the Power Rangers seem to stand by handlers. Is this true?

I've already told my kids they won't all pose with them and it doesn't matter which line we are in as long as they can get a picture taken with one of them.

If you have the time, you can get a picture with them all individually. The Red Ranger is the most popular, so his line is pretty long. And the Pink Ranger's line can be pretty long.

But- if the lines aren't long, and they're just hanging around- you can get many of them at one session. And one time, it was so slow that I got a picture with two of them together.

 

[cmaee]

I have noticed on YouTube the Power Rangers seem to stand by handlers. Is this true?

I've already told my kids they won't all pose with them and it doesn't matter which line we are in as long as they can get a picture taken with one of them.

They do all stand by handlers. The handlers keep the line in order and tell you how much longer the Power Rangers will be out there. They are very good about telling you..."x" number of minutes are left. They also keep telling you to have your cameras/autograph books ready. They try to get as many kids through as possible.

 

[Joanna71985]

A tip- go to the first set of the day! I've done this before, and was able to see 4 of the 5 Power Rangers (all but Red), and I was by myself. Then I just met him the next time out.