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It's a cute show but it's clearly aimed at those in the toddler age range.
Linda aka: Faline
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Ive seen it a few times, mostly for Pocahontas
didnt think it was too bad.
BC 2
WL CL 1
AKL 4
SOG 3
POFQ 3
POR 2
CSR 4
CBR 2
Asp 3
AS m 2
POP 7
12-13 WL CSR ASM
3-14 POR, AS s Dolphin
6-14 Us CSR
1-14 Unv
6-15 WL, SSR.
11- 15. AOA, OKw
7 16..CSR, FW, AKL, POR
7 17..ASM, CSR, WL AKL club POP
8 18 As sports, Pop
DL 9-19
DVC WL, CSR and idk 10-20
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DD loves Pocahontas, so hopefully we can catch this in a few weeks, before it's gone for good.
"That’s the real trouble with the world, too many people grow up." ~Walt Disney
Disneyland 1987
WDW 1992
POFQ 6/25/01-7/1/01
POP 6/26/06-7/1/06
POP 8/4/08-8/9/08
POR 8/5/09-8/12/09
POR 10/27-10/31
Next Trip- POR 6/23-6/28
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We saw this show one time, but the problem with it was no animal interaction. All the animals did was run, very quickly, across the stage. If you blinked you missed them. This could have been a better show if the modeled it more after Flights of Wonder.
Dave aka: Altair
"Even though they're graceful when swimmin', it's hard to believe sailors thought they were women" - Manatee area, the Living Seas
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My family did like it. It was a cute show for boys and girls as it had the animals in it. It wasn't girly at all. It was a good story relating to nature and keeping animals and nature safe.
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WL Villas May 2007
DC Wonder 2010/Poly GVC
DC Dream 2011/Poly LVC
Poly LVC 2012
Contemporary Dec. 2012
July 2013 Poly GVC
Poly GVC 2014
Poly Club April 2015
AKL Royal Asante Suite 2015
October Poly Club 2015
Grand Floridian Sugar Loaf Club April 2016
Poly Club Dec 2016
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Doesn't bother me. The movie was a bit too "tree-hugger" for my tastes. Never a favorite.
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I've never seen it, so I can't pass judgment, although it's never really appealed to us (hence, why we've never seen it!). Maybe we'll check it out in Sept., since we'll be there right before it closes.
Christi
2014: May--POR & US/IOA; Nov--POR (1st rD--JJ5k!)
2013: May--POR
2012: Jun--POP; Aug--POP/Hard Rock
2011: Aug/Sept--US/IOA; Nov--POFQ
2010: Dec--CSR
2009: Sept--Poly GVCL
2008: Sept--POFQ
2007: Jan/Feb--POR; Sept: POFQ
2004: Oct--CSR
1987: off-site
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It was a quirky little show with trained animals one would never think were trainable. The little kids loved it.
1995 - Grand Floridian (Honeymoon)
1997 - Fort Wilderness Cabins
1998 - All-Star Music
2005 - All-Star Music & Movies
2006 - All-Star Movies
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We saw this for the first time on our last trip. I thought it was a very cute show for smaller children. Not something I would keep going back to see, but I could see why parents of little ones certainly would. I'm really glad we got to see it before it closed.
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Because people should know.
See...the problem is that people dont understand that these are LIVE, WILD, ANIMALS. You can teach an animal a behavior but you cant control him and make him understand "you have to go slow so people can see you". All the animals have different speeds. The show is so short that if an animal stays on the stage long enough then the show has to stop because you cant have a skunk and a porcupine on the same stage at the same time. Its something that once you think about, it acually makes sense. The training session is great because they tell you these things and once you know how the animals are trained and how the show works then you understand why sometimes the animals are hard to be seen.
Originally Posted by Altair
We saw this show one time, but the problem with it was no animal interaction. All the animals did was run, very quickly, across the stage. If you blinked you missed them. This could have been a better show if the modeled it more after Flights of Wonder.
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