Festival of the Lion King

Festival of the Lion King Review

If you think you've seen enough Lion King to last a lifetime, you're wrong, unless you've seen this show. In the air-conditioned theater-in-the-round, Disney presents a delightful tribal celebration of song, dance, and acrobatics that uses huge moving stages and floats. The show's singers are first-rate; lithe dancers wearing exotic animal-theme costumes portray creatures in the wild. Timon, Pumba, and other Lion King stars have key roles. For people with disabilities: The theater is accessible to people in wheelchairs. Sign-language interpretation is sometimes offered. Equipped for assisted-listening and handheld-captioning devices. Arrive 30-40 minutes before showtime. If you have a child who might want to go on stage, try to sit up front to increase his or her chance of getting chosen.