How to Spend Your Time - The Easy Guide to Your First Walt Disney World Visit 2015 - page 130

Frozen Sing-Along
RANKING A must for fans of Frozen, surprisingly enjoyable for everyone else. EMH No.
FP+ Yes. FP+ users enter the theater before guests in the standby queue. We recommend
using FP+ here to guarantee a show time and priority seating in advance. TYPE Stage show.
REQUIREMENTS Nothing more than your patience.
WHAT TO EXPECT Guests enter a comfortable, air-conditioned theater for an engaging stage
show featuring Anna, Elsa, and the newly-appointed “Royal Historians” of Arendelle.
Anna appears briefly at the beginning and Elsa joins her for a powerful number at the end
of the show, but the bulk of the time is spent enjoying the genuinely funny banter between
the historians with a crowd that intermittently bursts out into song. SCARY FACTOR Only

your neighbor's singing voice.
WHEN TO GO Most people will want to book FastPass+ for an afternoon show in advance
when waits peak elsewhere. The first and last shows are otherwise the least crowded.
EXPECT TO WAIT Arrive 20-30 minutes before show time. LENGTH 25 minutes. Where to Sit
In the middle section about halfway up. Potential Move The Sing-Along is expected to move
into the former American Idol Experience space in mid-2015.

Honey, I Shrunk the Kids Movie Set Adventure
RANKING Great for kids, skippable for everyone else. EMH Morning. FP+ No. TYPE Play-
ground. REQUIREMENTS None.
WHAT TO EXPECT Movie Set Adventure is a playground with a soft surface geared towards
kids older than three. It features oversized objects since you've been shrunk down to the
size of an ant, so you'll naturally run into a 52-foot-long water hose, 40-foot-tall bumble-
bees, 30-foot-tall blades of grass, and a bunch of slides and other objects to play on. SCARY
FACTOR None.
WHEN TO GO After 11am. Closes before dusk. EXPECT TO WAIT Very rarely any wait. LENGTH
As long as it takes to pry Junior away.

Lights, Motors, Action! Extreme Stunt Show
RANKING Major attraction. EMH No. FP+ Yes. Low priority. TYPE Show. REQUIREMENTS
None.
WHAT TO EXPECT Lights, Motors, Action is a stunt show spectacular featuring more than 40
vehicles. You'll see furious car chases and jet ski escapes, among other stunts that include
fireballs, high-speed jumps, and five-story falls. All the while, the director teaches the audi-
ence about how the stunts are safely executed, filmed, and edited. The seating section is
largely uncovered and gets extremely hot when temperaturs are high. Consider skipping in
the summer. SCARY FACTOR Low. There are some thrill elements, but the audience is never
in any danger.
WHEN TO GO There are usually only two shows scheduled: one around 1:20pm and one
around 4:30pm. The 1:20pm show is usually easier to fit into an itinerary. EXPECT TO WAIT
Arrive at least 15 minutes early. LENGTH 35 minutes. WHERE TO SIT At least half way up in
the center section.