Fantasmic Show

**carlton** · 18-05-2005, 02:04

To add, dont sit close to the front, if the wind blows, you dont just get chilly, you can get very wet, but the show is Fantastic, we have seen it several times now, well worth the wait![msnsmile2]

Carl

**pepsi** · 18-05-2005, 05:18

We have seen this show numerous times. It's definately well worth seeing. Kids and adults love it. The laser show and fireworks are very good.

**bluebirds** · 18-05-2005, 18:37

As Kieran is entitled to a disabled pass at Disney do they have a reserved area at Fantasmic? They do for a lot of shows at Disney i wondered about this one. We have booked Mama Melroses dining package(after reading your comments on the forum). Hope you can help.[msnsmile2]

**Madabouttigger** · 18-05-2005, 21:06

fantasmic is the best part of disney - not to be missed at any cost, I love it!

**greenpete** · 19-05-2005, 04:12

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by bluebirds
As Kieran is entitled to a disabled pass at Disney do they have a reserved area at Fantasmic? They do for a lot of shows at Disney i wondered about this one. We have booked Mama Melroses dining package(after reading your comments on the forum). Hope you can help.[msnsmile2]
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We partook in the Fantasmic Dining Package a couple of weeks ago. We ate at the Brown Derby. Excellent food and service. However, we did not need to have a package as there is a 'disabled section' in the priority seating. (F.I.L. in wheelchair). It is right at the back but as the rows are tiered, you can still see quite well. Having said that, if you did go for a dining package and arrived about 1-2 hours beforehand, you could get a brilliant front or near front row seat.

Anna

**CarolAnn** · 19-05-2005, 16:02

I love the atmosphere in the Fantasmic theatre

They do often have enertainers at the front of the seating, these have been REALLY good!!! Also, it is generally a lovely warm evening, smell of popcorn and hotdogs etc, people chatting about their day and their holiday experience..personally I find it ALL part of the evening..and the show is just fabulous, I have lost count of the number of times I have seen it...it really is a highlight [msnwink]

**AngelaB** · 19-05-2005, 16:33

Is it ok to take drinks and snacks into the theatre

**CarolAnn** · 19-05-2005, 16:54

I know we have Angela, at the end of the day you are likely to have been walking around MGM for most of the day, so will have purchased drinks etc naturally. I can't remember there being a sign to say "NO drinks etc" allowed!! [msnsmile2]