Those with young ones all know the tale behind Frozen and have probably heard the song Let it Go more than they care to admit. While we don’t have littles at home, we do have grandkids that can sing the songs from Frozen without skipping a beat. Because of this my husband was a bit reluctant to see “For the First Time in Forever: A Frozen Sing-Along Celebration” at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Let it Go can get almost as “stuck-in-your-head” as It’s a Small World, so it took a little coaxing to get him to go – and was he in for a surprise!
Once Guests are seated in a very comfortable and large theater, the Royal Historians of Arendelle will begin to tell the story of their special and endearing kingdom. Along the way you will see some of the thrilling moments from the movie being played on the screen. Before you know it, Anna, Elsa and Kristoff themselves show up, live on stage, as they sing along to all the favorite songs from the movie. Of course, the audience will be singing along too!
This show holds many special moments and some very magical touches that only Disney can provide. While the young ones will really enjoy the story of Anna and Elsa, the older ones will really appreciate the Royal Historians weaving the magical tale – but listen carefully! True to most Disney shows, there will be more than a few jokes along the way that will have everyone rolling with laughter. To me the stars of the show are definitely the Royal Historians. There is never a dull moment with them telling the story that has grown near and dear to our hearts.
“For the First Time in Forever: A Frozen Sing-Along Celebration” is for all ages and has no height restrictions. There isn’t a bad seat in the house and there won’t be a dry eye in the audience – from laughter! We highly recommend this show!
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Debbie and her husband live in Chattanooga, TN. They both are huge Disney fans and try to visit the most Magical Place on Earth at least once a year, if possible. They are enjoying taking each of their now 10 grandchildren and hope to also take their great granddaughter in the near future. One of their favorite trips has been visiting Disney with adults only, including one trip when their son proposed to his girlfriend. Each trip begins with the planning, which can take up to a year, beginning with how to get the grandkids excited about their upcoming trip. They have surprised some of them the day before they left, while the latest one had “presents” every 10 days starting at 90 days all leading up to an exciting trip with her parents along also. Their philosophy on Disney Trips? “Each trip is completely different, like visiting Walt Disney World for the first time.” They both enjoy all that Disney has to offer, but enjoy Animal Kingdom and EPCOT the most. It is their goal that everyone who visits Walt Disney World has a magical trip with lots of memories to last a life time.
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