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This review is for exactly what the location is titled. The CASTLE STAGE. I am not reviewing the castle itself. During our most recent trip it seemed as though there was a show being put on every hour. The crowds that form around this stage cause a lot of traffic jams through out the front portion of the park. I am not truly sure why Disney feels we need so many shows of the same thing that many times in one day. The stage area is beautiful. But we can rarely enjoy it because of the hundreds of shows being put on during the day. The shows are amazing. This review is not for the show. The actors are great.
Get there early and allow your little ones to be right up front.
Great sound. And a great experience for the family.
Great sound. And a great experience for the family.
**Do these things and you will have an amazing experience with the fireworks display**
-Arrive to your spot two hours before the display starts. Yes, I know it's early. Yes, I know that's two hours where you could be doing a ride or seeing a show. But if you come earlier, you may end up in a spot that is a designated walkway. If you arrive later, you'll be in a spot that is too cramped and not the best to watch.
-Find an area at the Partners Statue circle that is up next to a railing. That way you can lean while you're standing, have a place to rest your back while you're sitting, and you're not surrounded on all sides by people. There are all sorts of maps online for the best place to view the show.
-Once you're settled, take turns taking kids to the bathroom and to fill up on water/snacks. We were on the west side of the circle and the closest bathroom/water was just to the west of us. We were able to save our spots and still go to the bathroom before there were so many people we couldn't get out.
-Be patient. Now's the time to let the kids watch a show or nap, for you to edit some pictures, or send pictures to friends and family back home, plan the next day, etc. The wait will be worth it and you won't feel like you're wasting your day.
That's it! Do those things and you're set. I wasn't even sure I wanted us to stay for the fireworks, let alone get there two hours early. I was wrong, wrong, wrong. This was probably the highlight for me personally on this family trip. I am so thankful my partner talked me into going early and waiting around for the show!
-Arrive to your spot two hours before the display starts. Yes, I know it's early. Yes, I know that's two hours where you could be doing a ride or seeing a show. But if you come earlier, you may end up in a spot that is a designated walkway. If you arrive later, you'll be in a spot that is too cramped and not the best to watch.
-Find an area at the Partners Statue circle that is up next to a railing. That way you can lean while you're standing, have a place to rest your back while you're sitting, and you're not surrounded on all sides by people. There are all sorts of maps online for the best place to view the show.
-Once you're settled, take turns taking kids to the bathroom and to fill up on water/snacks. We were on the west side of the circle and the closest bathroom/water was just to the west of us. We were able to save our spots and still go to the bathroom before there were so many people we couldn't get out.
-Be patient. Now's the time to let the kids watch a show or nap, for you to edit some pictures, or send pictures to friends and family back home, plan the next day, etc. The wait will be worth it and you won't feel like you're wasting your day.
That's it! Do those things and you're set. I wasn't even sure I wanted us to stay for the fireworks, let alone get there two hours early. I was wrong, wrong, wrong. This was probably the highlight for me personally on this family trip. I am so thankful my partner talked me into going early and waiting around for the show!
6/11/23. They put on great shows here at different times an absolute must if you have young kids. Still fun for all ages.
Pictures speak for themselves! Such an iconic building for Disney World, mostly during the 50th anniversary celebration with its projections and fireworks that play above it. Breathtaking. Everytime I go to Magic Kingdom, I always stop and look at the castle and its stage. I remember the beautiful celebrations (Mickey's Royal Friendship Faire) done at the stage with the princesses and other classic characters a couple of years ago. Hopefully it'll come back soon! Tip: you can take awesome pictures right by the side at any time of the day or by the left side of the stage under one of those castle cupolas.
The shows that they have here are amazing! The best show is the fireworks at night! If you see nothing else the fireworks show here are so AMAZING! You have to be in front of the castle to get the full effect. The movie on the castle, the songs, the fireworks, the lasers, and the entire experience is out of this world! Then don't forget to watch for Tinker Bell flying from the castle at the end! I have seen the shows many times over so many years and these are the very best fireworks and shows. The kids will love it and so will the adults! It is so worth staying to see them, so if you can try to video them, but if not, you have to experience them! You won't regret it, I promise!!
The castle stages where you’ll see some of the fun shows that they show if you times a day. It’s always great to watch the faces of the little kids as their favorites come out especially Anna Elsa and Olaf. This is where they also have specials and other activities and of course the backdrop for the fireworks.
