So happy with Frozen sing along

[palmtreelover08]

Let me say my 13 year old is an introvert (so def. no public singing), and Frozen was not a favorite movie of mine- so DD and I have been skipping the sing along since it opened. We had some time to spare and they were just loading the theater so we decided to go in and enjoy some AC. We both loved the show!! Not what we expected at all. If you have any sort of sense of humor, this is a great show. If you don't like to sing in public, and even if you are not a Frozen fan, this is something I would still recommend.

 

[KT0191]

I agree. I was not looking forward to it because, like many others, I'm over all of the Frozen. We had to do it for my then 2 year old son last September because he loves Frozen and we were so surprised by how great it was! It was hilarious and a lot of fun. Definitely in our plans for next month.

 

[Delirium]

Everyone should give every attraction at least one chance, unless a health issue prevents you from doing so. I'm amazed at how many people don't do that.

 

[bobbiwoz]

It's sort of a must do for DH & I, senior citizens!

 

[DizzneyDi]

Even my son the theater snob enjoys this show, though he refuses to use his professionally trained voice to sing along. I would sing if I could, but I have throat issues and nobody would want to hear me attempt it!

 

[deserrai]

I agree. I was not looking forward to it, but DD7 wanted to so we went. It was so funny! I would definitely see it again.

 

[OB1]

agree (from 2 adults). Very entertaining. We laughed so hard in May. We have 2 young girls & mom beside us, and they were standing and singing at the top of their lungs for LET IT GO. So funny.

 

[nooneshome]

Everyone should give every attraction at least one chance, unless a health issue prevents you from doing so. I'm amazed at how many people don't do that.

Agreed. Last trip we did the Sing-a-Long and enjoyed it. Heck we even saw Country Bears again. Without DW and DS to drag us down DD and I did a ton of things on our last trip.

 

[palmtreelover08]

Everyone should give every attraction at least one chance, unless a health issue prevents you from doing so. I'm amazed at how many people don't do that.

I would normally agree- and am usually up for trying anything once- especially Disney related.. But sometimes when traveling with a group of kids and friends (usually including 6 kids)- we pick our battles. I wasn't thrilled with the movie so it wasn't a battle I even wanted to fight. What a mistake I was making.

 

[Jennasis]

Everyone should give every attraction at least one chance, unless a health issue prevents you from doing so. I'm amazed at how many people don't do that.

But I really disliked the movie and can't stand the songs. This one we'll skip. Makes more room for those who dig it!

 

[annemce118]

I went to it four times this trip! I loved it more than the ride at Epcot! One lady told me that I had such a beautiful voice! I thought that was funny! I love to sing, but I don't have a very good voice!

 

[Minniekins]

My DD26 and I really enjoyed this show, it's really funny. I especially thought it was so cute to see the Dads in the audience singing along, and loudly, too, to Let it Go! That was awesome, lol!

 

[Jerusalem Gal]

Can't wait to try this on my next trip!!!!! Missed it on my last one and have been kicking myself ever since
73 days to go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[lovethattink]

My family loves it. My son sings at the top of his voice. He has a great voice. My husband and I don't sing and we spare those around us, lol.

As you can tell by my avatar, my son loves the show! When it first started 2 years ago, he would get so involved with the show. He has special needs and would get totally wrapped in the magic.

He likes Frozen second best to Star Wars.

 

[scard192]

does this run all year round? going in mid-November, the kids would really like this

 

[Farps]

Are people forced to sing along ? Or can you just sit back and watch ?

 

[DVCcurious]

Are people forced to sing along ? Or can you just sit back and watch ?

it's more of a stage performance with audience participation during the song segments.

You don't have to sing, and maybe 40% of the show is stage actors with 60% being the movie clips where people sing along.

To give you a quick example of the humor: they show movie clips of the songs and during "do you want to build a snowman?" when the King and Queen's boat sinks one of the "historians" yells "They DIED! This is as bad as The Lion King!"

 

[lovethattink]

does this run all year round? going in mid-November, the kids would really like this

All year long!

Not far away from the sing-along is an Olaf meet and greet!

 

[kaybird]

But I really disliked the movie and can't stand the songs. This one we'll skip. Makes more room for those who dig it!

What is really funny about this show is how much people liked it that hated the movie. I have 3 grown sons, who only went because of the little girls. Like "Galaxy Quest" it is great for fans, but makes just enough fun of it that the haters are able to laugh too! Having said that, the songs are still there.

 

[ELSA711]

I'm the opposite. I loved the movie, looked forward to this sing a long. We just didn't enjoy it. I wanted to but didn't.