Where to watch tree of life awakenings?

[mickeysgirl17]

Where is the best place to see the show? Any areas that are less crowded?

 

[CAS239]

In front of the tree will be the best and it's never super crowded

 

[tinkerbellandeeyor]

I did not know that was a thing what time does this occur

 

[Robo]

Where is the best place to see the show? Any areas that are less crowded?

I did not know that was a thing what time does this occur

I would not call "it" a "show."

There are multiple short "events" that happen starting at "dark" and about every 10 minutes, or so, over the course of the evening until closing time.

As long as you can see the Tree of Life, (best if you are in "front" of the Tree or, now, in "back" of the Tree)
you can just stand there and see and hear the particular event happening at that moment.
Since the viewing can be in such wide areas of the park, none will be "crowded"
to the point of not being able to enjoy the event(s.)

Each event can happen at "random" (more or less) and each lasts about 3 minutes, give or take.

 

[LadyDiznee123]

In front of the tree will be the best and it's never super crowded

Thanks. You just answered for me as well!

 

[EdmondD]

Don't try from Epcot. Obstructed view from most everywhere.

(Source: I tried from Epcot)

 

[Robo]

Don't try from Epcot. Obstructed view from most everywhere.

(Source: I tried from Epcot)

Maybe if you climbed atop Spaceship Earth, stood on your tippy-toes, and held a telescope at just the right angle...

 

[mamamelody2]

Don't try from Epcot. Obstructed view from most everywhere.

(Source: I tried from Epcot)

Good thing you're here to tell us these things!

 

[EdmondD]

Maybe if you climbed atop Spaceship Earth, stood on your tippy-toes, and held a telescope at just the right angle...

Remember the WDW commercials from the 80s, shortly after Epcot opened, that featured Mickey standing on top of SE? Maybe we should just ask him. Of course, there was no AK at the time...