Voyage of the Little Mermaid

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What It Is
Musical stage show featuring characters from the Disney movie The Little Mermaid
Our Rating

Appeal By Age
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General Info
Location	Animation Courtyard
Opening Date	January 7, 1992
Duration	17 minutes
Scope and Scale	Major Attraction
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This attraction is currently closed!
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Description And Comments

Voyage of the Little Mermaid generally appeals to every age. The show is a highlights package of The Little Mermaid film so don't expect it to make sense if you have somehow made it this far without seeing the movie. It basically yadda-yaddas everything from Ariel getting her legs to the end. While the show is mostly evergreen, its 25+ years in existence are very noticeable in the laser effects.

Touring Tips

The Lightning Lane program is currently suspended at Walt Disney World.

Except during the busiest holiday periods, it’s unusual for anyone in line not to be admitted to the next showing of Mermaid. Typical waits are under 25 minutes most of the year.

When you enter the preshow lobby, stand near the doors to the theater. When they open, go inside, pick a row of seats and let 6–10 people enter the row ahead of you. The strategy is twofold: to obtain a good seat and be near the exit.