Billy Hill and the Hillbillies - A couple question

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    Originally Posted By SleepingBeauty82

    SO....I've never seen Billy Hill and the Hillbillies (never seen anything inside the Golden Horseshoe, in fact). I've been meaning to catch them but we keep going on days they aren't playing. BUT this Friday we are going and the Billies are playing! My question is: is is better to go earlier in the day or later in the afternoon (last show is 5:15)? Can you get any kind of reservations or does it matter? How early should we show up? I don't want to miss this!
     
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    Originally Posted By di-tard4life

    I would say see the first show u can. but maybe someone else has a better idea. i have seen some kind of show outside the horshoe, with and it was comedy.
     
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    Originally Posted By SoThisIsLove

    You're going to ♥♥♥ them!!!! I just saw them for my first time in 10/07 and now a visit to DL is NOT complete without seeing them.

    Oh, I'm so excited for you!

    There are a few Billy experts that will help you, so wait for their answers. Every now and then you'll see "Reserved" on tables up front, but I have no clue how to get reservations. I always thought you had to be "Dreamed" or something.

    The best way to get a good seat is to go in early.

    ANY show at any time of day is a great show (to me). It just doesnt seem to matter.

    Have a fantastic time! And give us your report afterwards when you have a moment! xoxo
     
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    Originally Posted By TXDISNEYNERD

    You will love them. I made a point of going to see them on our last trip after hearing everybody rave about them and I have to say it was one of the trip highlights.
     
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    Originally Posted By SleepingBeauty82

    Ok now I'm even more excited! Is there a line out front you need to wait in or should we just go in?
     
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    Originally Posted By TXDISNEYNERD

    <---paging DLF8.

    I think she is our resident Billy expert and I bet she can answer all of your questions.
     
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    Originally Posted By SBSBelle22

    I've seen them a few times. They are hilarious! One time he said he and his crew were from the OUTsiiiiide! Then made an O with is hand like west side. LOL I was laughing all day off and on about that!

    One time when we took the walk in Walt's footsteps tour that was where we had lunch. :D
     
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    Originally Posted By TheTROLL

    It's best to see one of the earliest shows as they fill up or are completely full ( standing room only) by the last 3 shows.
    There are no more reserved signs set out on the tables. Once in a while you may see a sign, but they aren't usually there due to the Year of a Million Dream's being over.
    You should get there about 1/2 an hour sometimes more befor each show if you want a good seat.
    The wait is well worth it and you will deffinately enjoy this show!
    If you'd like thier autographs or your picture taken with the Billies, they will happily oblige. Just ask.
     
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    Originally Posted By TheTROLL

    I'm sorry I forgot to address that you don't have to make reservations or stand in a line outside.
     
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    Originally Posted By Pollyana

    Love those Billie Boys! I introduced Sothisislove to that act.... I am so hooked, I must see them every time we go. I really like the first show, and I usually stand outside on the wooden porch for maybe 1/2 hour before the show. I want a front row seat. While I am waiting, DH gets the drinks and snacks from the little area outside the Golden Horseshoe where the lines are much shorter. Elvis Billie is the best!
     
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    Originally Posted By Lovin the Billys

    I highly recommend this show to everyone who visits Disneyland!

    You should catch the first show as it's probably the least crowded. Also, sometimes after the show some or all of the Billys come out and mingle with the crowd! Arrive at least 30 minutes before a show, find a good table and get in line early if you want to purchase any vittles - I LOVE the mile high chocolate cake!

    If you are there numerous days you might want to take in at least two shows. No two are exactly alike - the ad lib interaction with the crowds is usually hilarious!

    But note this: there are no Billy Hill shows on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, but the Laughing Stock performs on those days and they are really good, too!

    The guys are all wonderful musicians and mix that with the comedy, laughs and, dare I say it, the pros-teeth-ses, and you have the best show in Disneyland!!!

    But that's just MY opinion! LOL

    Be sure to have your cameras ready!



    <--- aka Disneylandfan8!
     
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    Originally Posted By TheTROLL

    < usually stand outside on the wooden porch for maybe 1/2 hour before the show.>

    You only have to stand in line on the porch befor the first show if the Golden Horseshoe isn't open yet. Once the Horseshoe is open for the day, there are no lines to go in for the other shows.
     
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    Originally Posted By amazedncal2

    ^^good point. Once the Golden Horseshoe is open for the day the door it is open for the rest of the day. You can always pop in during off times and check it out. It's really pretty inside.

    The food service line tends to be really slow. You can take food or drinks from other places in with you.

    We like to sit in the balcony :)
     
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    Originally Posted By SBSBelle22

    Bit of a side note but how many have found the place inside the Golden Horseshoe where the smallest hidden Mickey in the park is? :)
     
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    Originally Posted By SoThisIsLove

    ^^and it's sooooooooooo cute!

    Well, the experts have shown up, indeed. You've gotten the best advice around, and my undying thanks to Miss Pollyana: sweetheart, what a treasure you are! xoxo
     
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    Originally Posted By TXDISNEYNERD

    DLF8 - I recognized you right away. You didn't have to put the aka.
     
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    Originally Posted By TheTROLL

    Yes sometimes the line for food inside the Horseshoe is a bit slow. You can however, order food and drink right next door at the Stage Door Cafe. It's attached to the GHS right outside. You can walk out of the GHS and stay on the Wooden walkway and it will take you right to it. You can pretty much order what they have inside the GHS there all but a few items.
     
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    Originally Posted By SleepingBeauty82

    You guys are so awesome! I'm super excited now! They have an 11:15 show and a 1:00 show on Friday. I think we're gonna try to catch the 1:00 and then have a late lunch. Thanks everyone for the info! You guys rock, as usual!
     
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    Originally Posted By iamsally

    Have you noticed that you struck a nerve?!? There are very few of us who do not love the Billys.
    Since they are my son's favorite thing we have often seen them twice in one day. Our concensus is that the 1st show they are just warming up, the second and third shows are the best and the last one they are getting tired.
    No matter when you go I am sure you will have a good time. And that chocolate cake is to die for.
     
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    Originally Posted By SleepingBeauty82

    I guess I DID strike a nerve! I love doing new things when we go since we go so often. This will be great.
     

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