The Lion King in Easter Holidays

Hi everyone,

i will be going to DLP with my boyfriend from 10th-12th April. i was just wondering how early we should get to the lion king show in busy times like this? we have been in febuary half term, and we went in october during school times and it was lovely and quiet!! but im just dreading how busy it will be this time!!!

any tips on how busy it will be will also be welcomed

thanks

xxxxxxx

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Hi there

Unless you want seats right at the front you can pretty much see the show from anywhere you are sat.

If you want front seating it appears you need to queue a good 3/4 of an hour before the show.

We just usually grab some lunch whilst we are there and go sit in the higher up area - let the kdis eat lunch and watch the show. There are some big screens anyway so you can see all the action.

As you are going in school hols then yes expect it to be busy but as you%26#39;ve obviously been before you%26#39;ll have more of an idea about what you want to see and how to make the most of your fastpasses.

Have a great trip.

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Hi

Just come back from Disney 2 weeks ago and The Lion King was a bit of a farce - not the actual show which was brilliant, but getting hold of tickets for the English version (they have French performances as well) - we were told to get them at the back of the theatre (near Star Tours X-Wing) at 3pm for the 4.30pm showing - some were told you get them at the front.

In the end, they just let us in and let us sit in any unoccupied seats as a performance was starting!

Busy-wise, we spent 6 days there and were quite used to 5-10 minutes wait on most rides on Mondays-Friday, however the Saturday we left, wait times of 95 minutes for minor rides such as Peter Pan were the norm. Looks like its a popular day out for the locals!

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You only need tickets if you want to sit right at the front seats which if you had kids with you, you might but as adults it shouldn%26#39;t be a problem.

Videopolis has a capacity of over 1000 seats therefore if you just head in the normal front doors and up to the right you will find seating easily.

As you come down Main Street there is the welcome cart at the right at the bottom side - this will tell you what time the performances are in English/French each day.

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