Shows

[kiely]

I am going to WdW for only two days w/hopper passes, our age group is 20 to 25 4 people. My questions is which shows are entertaining for adults. On our previous trip we just did rides because lines were so long. So we want to catch all of the good shows this time.
Thanks I know you all have great advice and this board rocks.

 

[Eljay]

At Epcot you must see -
Honey I Shrunk The Audience.
Off Kilter - awesome, funny rock band at Canada. (my FAV)
British Invasion - Beatle imitators at Great Britian.
Jammitors - trash can percussion & humor in Future World.
Illuminations - Reflections Of Earth

At Animal Kingdom -
It's Tough To Be A Bug. (not just for kids, really!)
Festival Of The Lion King.
Tarzan Rocks.

At MGM Studios -
Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular
Who Want's To Be A Millionaire? (you can win a cruise!)
Fantasmic! (do the dinner package for VIP seating)

At Magic Kingdom -
No really good shows for adults, in my humble opinion.

Hope you have a Great Time!

 

[kiely]

Thanks! I will try to do all of them. But even if I miss half of the shows I will still be in Disney!!!

 

[PammyK]

Let me add two of my favorites...

The Voices of Liberty who perform as a "pre-show" to the American Adventure at Epcot are wonderful and I can spend the better part of a day visiting with them. If Voices aren't performing, American Vybe usually will be there and they are enjoyable as well.

Also, the pre-show for Beauty and the Beast is Four For a Dollar and they're tremendous. Get to the theatre about 20 minutes before the scheduled showtime for B&tB and you can skip out before the main show starts.

 

[donna in Oz]

You might want to check Steve Soares' site to check which shows are actually running on the days you're there:

http://pages.prodigy.net/stevesoares/index.htm


I agree . . . love Four for a Dollar & Voices of Liberty!!


You don't say when you're going, but if it's later this year, you might be able to catch Mickey's Philharmagic at the Magic Kingdom. No exact opening date yet, as far as I know.

 

[chessie]

The festival of the Lion King at Animal Kingdom is my not to miss show.

 

[Eljay]

The Steve Soares website is a very good info source before you leave home. While you are there, the WDW hotels & park entrances have an entertainment schedule that is separate from the guide map that you can grab to coordinate your show times.

Oh! I almost forgot the intermittant street theatre that happens in MGM Studios! One, two or more 1930's/'40's costumed actors will do a skit on the street. They are great! It might be an old repair truck with some dopey guys trying to fix something, that end up messing it all up like the 3 Stooges, or a couple arguing that turns into a marriage proposal, etc. So, stop & watch if you come across something like that happening. They are very talented & funny.

 

[InstImpres]

Tarzan Rocks is a must see. It includes amazing Roller Blading stunts.



Any show by Dinsey is terrific!