Toddlers at the Millionaire show -- are they disruptive? Can you leave with them?

[Barb D]

My big kids are looking forward to doing Millionaire, but I'm not sure what to do with my toddler. Do most people bring their little ones in? Do they get disruptive? Most of the shows I've been to at WDW are noisy enough that a slightly antsy toddler won't make much difference. How about this one? And if they do get too noisy, is there a fast, easy way to make an exit?

 

[BevS97]

my 3 year old loved the show - she has seen it on the tv and knew what to expect and was fine.
I tend to find that toddlers are pretty good when they sense it's appropriate (unless they are really upset or scared)
I think it would be quite hard to leave - the set is just like the tv, steep seating - you would need to sit at the very top, or near an aisle. When we left, we went up to the top of the seats and then down a back staircase (like a fire escape) - so you could probably exit this way with a minimum of disruption to the show.

Bev

 

[SheDaisy0088]

We went to see this show on Mothers Day. Well, we were one of the first people there. Had a fast pass. They picked Mothers to sit in the fastest finger seats!! Well, the first time DS 4 cried almost the entire time. He wanted to sit with Mommy!! Well, needless to say we wanted to do this again!! Well, they picked me again! This time it worked much better. DH took him higher up and he was sitting next to a very nice woman!! Gave him a piece of gum and basically was very understanding of a talkative 4 year old!! He did not cry the entire time!! He also had fun doing the computer screen thingy!! LOL!!!

BTW, the first time he was right behind where I was sitting!!!

We did see others leaving however. I wouldn't worry about it however. They were very nice about my son making lots of noise!!

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