Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room — Local services in Bay Lake

I love this attraction, it's a show and not a ride. This is such a Disney classic! I've been to the one in Orlando and Anaheim multiple times, but there is never a crowd inside either. This ride is equally enjoyable at both parks in FL and CA.

I think the entrance to the Tiki Room is a lot grander in Florida and I like that you have a show to watch while you are waiting for the doors to open.

I mostly come to this because of childhood memories, but I did bring my husband and another guy friend to this attraction for their first visit and they enjoyed it.

The song from the show is catchy and will be in your head. This is a wonderful spot for a break on a hot or rainy day. Plenty of comfy benches that surround the birds, I don't think there is a bad seat in the house.

It's fun to watch the animatronic birds and flowers sing, the tikis drum and then see a rain storm.

Definitely visit the Tiki Room while you are visiting the Magic Kingdom, but do it mid-day when the parks are insane and the wait times for other rides are bad.

This is a perfect option for a park visitor who is looking to avoid...

When i was younger in a class trip here I tried to punt out that everyone was overlooking this attraction and when people stopped ignoring me, my own mother looked at the map then looked at me and said this was a restaurant and everyone agreed and we all went to jungle cruise and continued on to riding rides and never looking back at this attraction.

20yrs later I took my fiance here and we enjoyed the show. I couldn't help but think how everyone might have also enjoyed this show when I was younger and if any of those people actually found out this was a real attraction or do they all still think it's a restaurant.

This ride gave me a classic Disney feel. It had a surprise dark element that was fun and the show didn't run too long, so it didn't take lots of time out of your day. It's actually a nice break...

My three daughters love this show. I also love that the songs from it sometimes play on our Pandora "Disney" station. I like the cultural aspect of the 4 main "performers", one each from Spain, England, France, & Germany.

Then there is the cultural relevance of the Polynesian/Hawaiian Tiki-magic. I am not sure how accurate the representation is, but knowing Disney, they probably did their research.

If you've seen the show before, this is also the perfect place for a quick cat-nap if you're looking to escape the oppressive heat of summer, & recharge the batteries before finding another line to wait in. That's also a huge advabtage to this attraction, there's almost never a wait, and if there is,...