2 Weeks! Questions?

Originally Posted By Any Huis

OK, I'm now just 2 weeks from our long awaited first visit to DLP. We (my daughter & I) will be there on St.Patrick's Day (3/17). We leave the USA for Paris next Friday (if Northwest doesn't mess us up with a strike).
Questions:
(1) I've just found out that "Legend of the Lion King" will NOT be closed when we're there. So HOW do we book Advance tickets for this show? I've heard we need to do this, especially if we want good seats.
(2) Is it true that they'll have GREEN fireworks on this evening (because it's St.Patty's Day)?
(3) Is there a CD of DLP music available to buy in the gift shops?

Thanks a lot!

 

Originally Posted By u k fan

I'll answer question 1 for you. You will need to queue up for tickets at a set time in Discoveryland for tickets for Legend of the Lion King. The queue will usually be round to the side of Videopolis in the direction of Star Tours. The times that the tickets are given out will be in the park map. I could check in my most recent map at home and give you a rough idea of times as they were then.

You can still get a reasonable view of the show from the eating area of Videopolis without a ticket if you're pushed for time though!!!

 

Originally Posted By UltimateDLRPfan

1. Like UKfan said.. you need to pick up your showticket in advance, normally on the left of Star Tours. I think the times are 11 AM for the earlier shows and 3 PM for the later shows.

2. There will be a special fireworks display for the St. Patricks Party.. Not sure if it will be green fireworks.. but probably yes.

3. There are loads of cd singles and albums for sale in the shops.
ALBUMS:
Disneyland Resort Paris en Musique
Parades en Musique
Frontierland en Musique
The Legend of the Lion King
SINGLES:
The Wonderful World of Disney Parade
It's a Small World
Disney Cinema Parade
Disney's Fantillusion Parade
and if your lucky also:
SEASONAL SINGLES:
La-Di-Da Carnaval (Kids carnival)
It's Halloween-Lo-Ween (Halloween festival)
Chante C'est Noel (Christmas Season)

 

Originally Posted By u k fan

I know I'm sad, but I love It's Halloween-Lo-Ween!

I would have thought that fireworks will have a very Irish feel. I wouldn't be surprised if the soundtrack was Irish music. The year I was there for Guy Fawlkes night we got "Land of Hope and Glory"!!!