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Festival of the Lion KingFlorida Guide > Animal Kingdom The theatre seats one thousand guests at time and there are a few performances throughout the day. Everyone sits on tiered metal benches in one of the four sections surrounding the stage. You will find yourself in either the elephant, the giraffe, the warthog or the lion section and be prepared to impersonate the animal family to which you now belong! The show lasts for approximately thirty minutes and as it is under cover and air-conditioned, it provides a nice rest for tired feet and a welcome break from the sun in the middle of summer. I do not think that it would be an exaggeration if I were to liken the Festival of the Lion King to a Broadway show. The performers, the costumes, the music, and the atmosphere all contribute to what I can only describe as fantastic family entertainment. As the show begins four enormous moving stages appear from the four corners of the theatre in between each of the four seating sections. One of the stages features an animated twelve-foot high Simba sitting atop Pride Rock, another is a swaying giraffe, the third one is an elephant spraying water from his trunk and finally a jungle stage featuring a talking Pumba and Timon. Four amazing singers dressed in incredibly colourful tribal costumes sing songs from everybody’s favourite movie The Lion King. One of my favourite parts of the show is when the tumbling monkeys perform their acrobatic tricks to the song “Hakuna Matata” followed by an aerial display performed by two giant “birds” to the song “Can You Feel the Love Tonight”. The finale features fifty performers for a medley of Lion King songs. As we left the theatre at the end of the show I could hear many guests still singing the songs! The Festival of The Lion King is located in the Camp Minnie-Mickey area of Disney' s Animal Kingdom Theme Park. Children and adults alike will enjoy this spectacular and energetic show. It is definitely not one to be missed! We aim to provide acccurate and useful information, but if you feel anything provided here is not accurate or out of date, please email us with the address of the page concerned and any commments so we can amend as necessary. Page added on: 4 January 2010 There are no photos available for this article at the moment. Villa Owners: Upload A Photo To This ArticleTo upload a photo for consideration, click here. Please only submit photos relevant to this article. Other Articles ViewedThe following articles were also viewed by people who looked at this one:
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