ROL for 4 year old?

[wmjeffer]

For those that have seen ROL with young kids, did it hold their attention? My daughter is not a fan of fireworks and has an early bedtime, so we've never done any of the nighttime events with her. But, with the early-ish AK close for our upcoming trip in January, and the fact that it doesn't have fireworks (I don't think? maybe still loud noises?), we were thinking of trying it out. She LOVES animals, so I think, based on some of the pictures, that may work in our favor!

 

[Robo]

For those that have seen ROL with young kids, did it hold their attention? My daughter is not a fan of fireworks and has an early bedtime, so we've never done any of the nighttime events with her. But, with the early-ish AK close for our upcoming trip in January, and the fact that it doesn't have fireworks (I don't think? maybe still loud noises?), we were thinking of trying it out. She LOVES animals, so I think, based on some of the pictures, that may work in our favor!

No fireworks.
No loud noises.
As to whether it will hold her attention... you know her better than anyone here.

But, if she falls asleep, you're no worse for it.

 

[CAS239]

There's no fireworks and no loud noises. I don't have a kid so idk how a 4 yr old would take the show.

There's briefly holograms of animals and some animals put up on a water screen, but there's not a lot of animal pictures within the show. Mainly floats that look like lotus flowers and water spraying up with changing colors.

I didn't care for the show and I personally don't think many young kids would either.. But I think everyone should see it at least once. I just don't think it holds a kids attention like seeing the characters in Fantasmic, projections and fireworks in Star Wars, and characters and fireworks in happily ever after. But if it's the only night time show that can work out for you then you might as well check it out