Here is the Internet’s largest collection of Disney shows, past and present, at Walt Disney World or Disneyland. As always, new shows are added to this collection regularly so be sure to check back soon for more.
“Dick Tracy starring in Diamond Double-Cross” was a live stage show that took place at Disney’s Hollywood Studios (formerly known as Disney-MGM Studios). It ran from 1990 to 1991.The show was inspired by the popular comic strip and movie, “Dick Tracy,” and it brought the action and adventure of the character to life on stage. … Read more
“Beauty and the Beast – Live on Stage” is a beloved stage show that has been a staple attraction at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. The show is based on Disney’s animated film “Beauty and the Beast,” which was released in 1991 and became an instant classic. The show closely follows the plot of the animated film, … Read more
“An Incredible Celebration” is a themed entertainment experience that took place at Walt Disney World Resort’s Disney’s Hollywood Studios. While it was part of the park’s offerings, it primarily celebrated the beloved Pixar animated film “The Incredibles” and its sequel, “Incredibles 2.” “An Incredible Celebration” was an immersive experience that allowed guests to step into … Read more
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective – Live in Action was one of the most unusual entertainment offerings ever presented at Disney-MGM Studios. The short-lived outdoor comedy stunt show appeared in late 1995 to promote Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, the sequel to the popular Jim Carrey comedy. Unlike most attractions at the park, the production was … Read more
Wondrous China is the announced but still-unopened replacement film planned for EPCOT’s China pavilion in World Showcase. Revealed during Disney’s 2019 EPCOT transformation announcements, the attraction was intended to update the pavilion’s long-running Circle-Vision presentation with a new, seamless 360-degree digital film journey across China. Unlike a conventional theater film, Circle-Vision surrounds standing guests with … Read more
The Universe of Energy was an iconic attraction located in Epcot’s Future World. It opened on October 1, 1982, with the debut of Epcot itself and was one of the park’s original attractions. The attraction was sponsored by Exxon, and its primary focus was on energy education and conservation. Here’s a description of the original … Read more
Turtle Talk with Crush is an interactive and innovative attraction located at Epcot. This delightful and family-friendly experience allows guests to step into the underwater world of Finding Nemo and engage in real-time conversations with Crush, the laid-back and surfer-dude sea turtle from the beloved Disney-Pixar film. The attraction takes place in the Seas with … Read more
“The Making of Me” was a former educational film experience located in the Wonders of Life pavilion at EPCOT. The film focused on human reproduction and development, aiming to provide a family-friendly and informative perspective on the miracle of life. “The Making of Me” was an optional post-show experience following the Cranium Command attraction, which … Read more
The Circle of Life: An Environmental Fable was a 13-minute film attraction presented in the Harvest Theater inside EPCOT’s The Land pavilion. Opening on January 21, 1995, it replaced the pavilion’s original environmental film, Symbiosis, and used characters from Disney’s recently released The Lion King to introduce conservation themes to a broad family audience. The … Read more
The Astuter Computer Revue was an opening-day EPCOT Center attraction located inside EPCOT Computer Central in CommuniCore East. Presented by Sperry, the show operated from October 1, 1982, through January 2, 1984, making it one of the shortest-lived attractions in EPCOT history. Its purpose was to demystify computers for an audience encountering them at the … Read more