i just watched the full show of this on youtube. i've never seen it in person. i skipped over it cuz i happen to be afraid of birds a bit (like the "tour guide" heh) but wow i think i will have to see this in person. i loved seeing all the "tricks" the birds did and it was very entertaining. i love ... [Read more] the message at the end where they talk about protecting the wildlife. everyone should see this. [Read less]
This is one of those shows that most people probably skip right over. However, this is a fun show that is something you can see everytime you visit this park.
I've been to AK many times but until our last trip I had avoided this attraction, fearing it would be dull. After some egging on I went in and found it to be charming, funny, informative and thoroughly entertaining from start to finish. The birds all have fantastic personalities and had he audience ... [Read more] of all ages in awe. There was plenty of comedy between the two Cms as well as the fantastically trained birds. I'd definitely recommend it to cynics and first-time visitors alike. [Read less]
I almost didn't see this show b/c of a negative review I once read in a travel book. But we had time, and the show was just about to start. The banter between the two trainers was cheesy but fun and they actually had a cute chemistry. They hadn't done the show so much that they'd lost their ... [Read more] enthusiasm or surrendered to underlying cynicism. The birds were beautiful and majestic. I saw a similar show w/ birds and other animals @ Universal using several similar stunts and jokes, but because the Disney version was better themed and better performed, I prefer this one. [Read less]
A tame (heh) bird act. The tricks are related to the birds' actual skills, rather than having them ride a tiny bike. The birds are beautiful and people of all ages should enjoy this show.
I come from a very bird friendly family, so everytime I'm at Animal Kingdom, I drop by to see this charming little show. It's not a thrill ride, but people who go in with an open mind will have the opportunity to see some beautiful birds doing wonderful things. Before the show begins a CM usually ... [Read more] comes out with a bird and talks with the guests waiting to see the show. Once inside, guests are seated in a small outdoor auditorium and the show begins! The birds don't really do "tricks" per se, their performances are based on their own natural behaviors. There are demonstrations of a wide variety of behaviors including talking, grasping objects while in flight, and a particularly funny one involving a bird that hunts lizards. (His prey in the show is a plastic lizard that gets the daylights whomped out of it.) While some may think this show is nothing special, it's a lovely diversion from a busy park and frenetic rides. There's a storyline involving a lost tour guide who is afraid of birds. It's kind of hammy, but if you just sit back and enjoy the beautiful birds, you'll come away with a real appreciation for our feathered friends. [Read less]
I was sitting on a bench in front of Flights of Wonder waiting for the Jammin' Jungle Parade. Just before the Flights show, a CM came out with an owl, talking about it. I looked at my watch and noticed I had about an hour to go before the parade, so I decided to check it out. It was a very ... [Read more] enjoyable show. A lot more entertaining than I thought it would be. If you haven't seen it and you have the time, check it out. It just may surprise you. [Read less]
Not a bad show, but not incredably exciting. Lots of interesting birds doing not too interesting things. The "comedy" doesn't quite make up for the less-than-exciting show. Worth seeing if you have the time, but I wouldn't plan my day around it.
WHILE I AM NOT AN ENVIRO-NUT THIS WAS A GREAT SHOW. FUNNY BUT YET WITH A MESSAGE ABOUT TAKING CRE OF OUR PLANET. AND THE BIRD TRICKS WERE NEAT
It is a average bird show. Nothing to exciting but worth seeing once.
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