I love this show with or without kids lol. It brings you…read moreback to your childhood watching sesame street. The characters not only perform on stage they also come into the audience and gets up close with the audience members. Be prepared to get snowed on aka soap suds, sing christmas carols and have loads of fun. If you have a sleeping baby no worries you can keep the child in the stroller and sit in the front row. I suggest getting there early to get good seats as they fill up fast. After the show just walk around the corner and meet some of the characters and take some pictures. I highly recommend this show

This is a real-time laugh show with Monsters characters; however, it was obvious most of the jokes…read morehad been used often. When answers from the audience didn't fall into the typical responses, it was more conversation than laughing. They continue to use cameras to target certain people in the audience as characters in their show so the more good humored they are, the better. Keep family and friends close together. There's no line into the theater so folks flow through the doors at a rapid pace and clamor for the seats. Large screens are used to display animation so there's not really a bad seat. This attraction isn't a must at Magic Kingdom, but if you need a quick sit down and time away from the weather, it'll do the trick.

One of my favorite shows. I love the interaction they have with the audience. I'm not sure I'd like…read moreit as much if I was one of the ones that was picked on, but being a silent audience member I loved it. I can see why people watch the show multiple times as each show is different. You don't need to see the movie to enjoy the show. I don't think you need to get there as early as we did as the theater is very big. I didn't like how you needed to squeeze in the pre-show location as they waited for the show to start. I would say this show is a must and you don't need a lightening lane for this show.

The Festival of Fantasy Parade has the best floats ever! They're not only colorful, but there are…read moredancing performances by Disney characters on each float. It's the best opportunity to see your favorite Disney characters up close. Just take your seat along the curb in front of Cinderella Castle (the best view) along Main Street, or hang out further away on a bench in the shade on Main Street. It all depends on how close you want to get to the characters. This specific parade started in 2014. I originally thought it was the parade of my childhood. The one that I remember getting a nose kiss by one of the chipmunks as a teenager while standing by the curb. Was it Chip or Dale? I have no idea. It was cool how they all interacted with everyone on the street. I didn't see as much of that. It was mostly waving, blowing kisses, and singing. Yep, I was thinking of a totally different parade without the fancy floats. However, this one is way better. The floats actually perform. Peter Pan's galleon ship shoots cannons. Not real ones. Don't be silly. The Tangled boat was so cool with it's moving oars, and tools that swing up high with Flynn Rider onboard. But, the coolest float of all was the Maleficent dragon that's breathing fire throughout the route of the parade. Beauty and the Beast, as well as Mickey & Minnie provided some cute moments. Get to your parade location by 2:45 pm so that you get a good spot. The parade starts at 3 pm at Frontierland. It moves past Liberty Square, Cinderella Castle, and then on to Main Street. Everyone on Main Street will be the last to see it. It takes time for it to get there, but just be patient. Oh, and definitely be sure you have sunscreen because you'll be frying like an egg in a skillet (unless it's overcast). Most people aren't used to the intense afternoon sun in Florida. If you burn easily, you need to be protected. Other than that, enjoy the parade. It's absolutely magical!

Finally!!! On my latest Disney World Trip to Magic Kingdom over Memorial day, my family and I had a…read morechance to watch the Festival of Fantasy Parade! We ended up stopping on our way from Tony's Restaurant to the Haunted Mansion ride. There was plenty of viewing spots, standing up, to watch the parade. It's such a fun parade! There were all sorts of characters from the dragon in Maleficent to Alice in Wonderland. The characters and costumes were absolutely stunning. You could see several characters also interactive with the guests! The music that accompanies the parade is great and really brings the experience to life! This is a must see parade while you're visiting Disney World!

Alright I preface this review by stating the obvious: I am a totally biased Muppet fan…read more Located in the buildings and area immediately to the right of The Hall of Presidents, this show is presented intermittently throughout the day and features original music and two separate shows (check your park map/guide for times). The first show we saw was The Ride of Paul Revere and we had a blast. From Gonzo and his chickens interruptions to Ms. Piggy being...well, Ms. Piggy, this show had us entertained from start to finish. The second show is The Signing of the Declaration of Independence and is just as comical and entertaining as the first (do keep in mind that depending on which show you're watching various Muppets appear from several different locations in the viewing areas). I would suggest catching the show earlier in the day as the later it gets, the more of a nuance the sun can become. It was so great to get to experience this new show (it started performances in early Oct 2016) that adds another attraction to the rather attraction-deprived land of Liberty Square. The show is also classic and true Muppet at its finest and is a must-do for any fan of these characters...or American history (okay, that last part might be a stretch). But it is lots of fun, so check it out!

The Muppets Present...Great Moments in History!!!! (but just the American parts, as the ever…read morepatriotic Sam Eagle says). This new show debuted in October and it adds something fun to the otherwise slightly lacking Liberty Square area. It plays once or twice an hour - check the schedule for the exact times. You can find the show happening in the windows of the house between The Hall of Presidents & Sleepy Hollow. Look up! It's on the second floor. I love The Muppets but went in thinking it may be a bit lame. I ended up getting everything I'd want from a Muppet show - corny jokes, songs, costume changes and The Muppets all just being super adorable! Included in the show are the aforementioned Sam Eagle, Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Gonzo (and his chickens) and a live actor portraying the town crier of Liberty Square. The puppeteering was on point and it was a very cool thing to see The Muppets live in person! I have to say the Town Crier was excellent as well and really kept the crowd involved. The Muppets tell their versions of various events in American history with some fun song interludes. Important to note, their version of things is usually a bit off. They have a rotation of maybe 6 different stories so each show you attend could be a bit different! The only rough thing is they don't have a good roped off area for viewing this show. Crowds gather on the entire walkway and I felt bad for families with strollers trying to barrel their way through the human sea. Other than that, I think this is a Must Do for Muppets fans and a cute ten minute show to watch for all in the Magic Kingdom.

This festival is such a fun experience and the topiary exhibits were absolutely stunning. Walking…read morearound EPCOT and seeing beautiful displays inspired by Lion King and Encanto was such a highlight. Every corner had something new to discover and photograph. The butterfly garden was another unexpected favorite. It was beautiful, peaceful, and filled with so many unique species. Of course, the biggest draw was the food. There were so many festival booths and so many creative dishes to try that it was hard to choose. My favorites: -Canard Confit: pulled duck confit with rosemary-mushroom sauce and herbed polenta corn cake. Rich, flavorful, and had so much depth, I had a ratatouille moment. -Peach Cobbler: cinnamon gelato topped with streusel. The combination of warm spices, creamy gelato, and crunchy topping was incredible. -Jamaican Jerk Chicken: served with pigeon pea rice, roasted sweet plantains, and cinnamon butter. This packed a punch of spice, it was awesome. My fiancé's favorite: caramelized onions on a flaky pastry crust topped with bacon, I personally wasn't very impressed. The lines can get long, and the weather can definitely be challenging, but the variety and quality of the food made it worth it. I'd recommend making a list of must-try dishes ahead of time because it can get overwhelming fast.

We did not go to Epcot knowing it was the flower and garden festival- that was completely on…read moreaccident. That being said, I would strongly recommend checking out Epcot during this festival! All of the flowers and topiaries are BEAUTIFUL! There's tons to see and you could just stare at the topiaries all day. We loved seeing so many characters (my favorite was the lion king one). The other part of this festival was all the food! We loved the poke and frushi...and I think about that frushi even now. We did the whole food challenge and got the dole whip at the end which was so yummy and BIG. Definitely enjoyed this!

I was able to watch the JAMMitors at EPCOT as I was standing around CommuniCore Hall during the…read moreFlower & Garden Festival after grabbing lunch from a Food Booth. At first, I thought this was going to be a relaxing spot to enjoy my meal. Then, before I knew what was happening, the "JAMMitors" come rolling in with their instruments and all of a sudden we are watching a percussion group! The energy of the performance was incredible. The band members were incredibly engaging as well! They worked extremely well with the crowd, and you could tell that each of them had a lot of talent. The artists produced many of their own unique and rhythmic arrangements for the audience to clap along too. I loved the fact that I ate my festival food while watching this show! This added to a relaxed, carefree atmosphere, a break from the theme park rides at Epcot! I liked the laid back aspect of this experience. The best part about it is there's no long lines, waits, nor a Lightning Lane for anything! You can just go and enjoy yourself. The JAMMitors are definitely entertaining. While it is not something that would be worth planning an entire day around, they do offer some great entertainment opportunities if you happen to be in the area, especially if there is a festival with food options to enjoy as well! The JAMMitors were probably one my favorite shows to see while visiting Epcot.

If you're visiting Disney's Hollywood Studios, the Frozen Sing-Along Celebration is an absolute…read moremust-see! From the moment the show begins, it's packed with energy, humor, and incredible live vocals that bring the story of Frozen to life in such a fun and interactive way. The royal historians are hilarious and keep the crowd laughing the entire time, while Elsa, Anna, and Kristoff make magical appearances that feel straight out of the movie. The theater itself is beautiful and immersive, and when it "snows" inside during "Let It Go," it creates such a memorable, almost magical moment. Whether you're a huge Frozen fan or just looking for a break from the Florida heat, this show is the perfect mix of entertainment and comfort. It's great for all ages, super engaging, and honestly one of the highlights of the park. Five stars all the way!

For The First Time In Forever: A Frozen Sing-Along Celebration is one of my all-time favorite shows…read morein Walt Disney World. This is a must see for myself and my husband. It is located in Hollywood Studios, in the old theatre where American Idol used to be. It is a sing along version on Frozen, which uses live actors. It is so incredibly funny and fun. We do really love to come here every time we visit, but especially in the summer when it is so incredibly hot outside. It is a large theatre, with tons of seating. It is very cool inside and a great way to cool down. The show is lead by the narrators who 100% make this show. They are comedic and engaging and incredibly funny. They help to tell us the store of Frozen. There are a few surprise characters that come out including Anna, Kristoff and of course Elsa. There are also opportunities to sing along but if you do not know the song, there are subtitles so everyone can participate. The ending is very sweet and Elsa makes it snow! This part gets me every time, children smile ear to ear, its so sweet and just so magical. Overall this is one of the best shows at Studios. We see it every time we visit. Comfy seats, comedy act and sing a long, cant get much better!

While I'm not a person that camps out for the parades, I do love when I bump into one. The…read moreelectrical parade was cruising the streets as we began making our way back to Main Street and it was so easy to get close for pictures. There were so many characters out that I couldn't pinpoint who wasn't there! The lights are beautiful under the stars and this is a fun way to end the night.

MAGICAL ! We were in AWE watching the Starlight Parade last night. It was truly breathtaking. If…read moreyou are looking for a nighttime experience this one is the best - fireworks follow right after the parade ends.