Description And Comments

An unusual sit-down theater performance in which more than 200 birds, flowers, and tiki-god statues sing and whistle through a Polynesian-style musical program. One of Walt's first large-scale uses of audio-animatronics, Tiki Room might be more impressive for the technology it took to get the show (ahem) flying in 1963. Beloved by Disneyland fans for its detail and immersive setting, the current version is only slightly altered from the original.

Touring Tips

Even on the busiest days, Tiki Room rarely fills up the entire theater, so you shouldn't have to wait more than the time until the next show (see the sign outside of the show turnstiles for the next showtime or ask a cast member). We like it in the late afternoon, when we can especially appreciate sitting for a bit in an air-conditioned theater. We also like nabbing the seats in the back row to the right of the theater entrance -- you'll get to enjoy a wide view of the show, complete with the rumbles of subwoofers underneath the seats!

Special Comments

Very, very unusual. If you enjoy a Dole Whip or any other Dole products, the line inside the waiting area is usually much shorter than the line in the main walkway.

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