Reviews of Disney & Pixar Short Film Festival
The Disney and Pixar Short Film Festival is housed in the Imagination Pavilion’s Magic Eye Theater.
Reviewed by Ddandridge Review Date: 03/18/2020
Rating: (7) Recommended
Enjoyed the updated films presented. The films always surprise me and put me in a feel good mood.
Pros:
Great place to be entertained while you take a break.Cons:
some repeat movies, however they are still entertaining.Reviewed by EdnaMode Review Date: 01/30/2020
Rating: (7) Recommended
Entertaining shorts, just wished they would rotate the films
Pros:
Enjoyable, fun breakCons:
The shorts remain the sameReviewed by colemamma Review Date: 12/31/2019
Rating: (8) Recommended
This was a surprise. We almost skipped this, but decided that it would be nice to sit and get out of the hot sun. Three short films that were really cute and worth the time. The theater is nicely air conditioned and there was plenty of seating to spread out. The seats in the middle are the best experience because the theater does have some interactive elements- floors that rumble, mist of water. We rode this in 2018 and liked it so much we made sure to ride again for our 2019 visit. Not worth doing more than one time per visit because the movies will likely be the same your entire visit.
Pros:
Air Conditioning, cute movies, never very busyCons:
movies don't rotate very oftenReviewed by abrooks126 Review Date: 04/24/2019
Rating: (8) Recommended
This is worth a visit. The three short 3-D films are fun.
One is Get A Horse, a vintage Mickey Mouse cartoon that cleverly transitions back and forth between black and white and color. (Walt Disney actually provides the voice of Mickey Mouse.) The second is Feast, a heartwarming animated film about a Boston terrier with a passion for "people food", his master and a love interest. The third is Piper, a cute film about a hungry baby sandpiper bird who has to overcome his fear of the ocean. These are the films showing as of January, 2019. From what I understand, they will rotate but I don't know when that will be.
I wouldn't bother with a Fastpass for this attraction. You all usually wind up waiting (and standing) in the same pre-show area anyway. The theater is good-sized and holds a large number of guests. Suitable for all ages. Kids and adults will love the animation.
It's a nice seated break from all the walking, and cool and comfortable on a hot day.
Pros:
Cute vintage and newer animated short films. Suitable for everyone. Nice to take a break from walking. Cool and comfy theater.Cons:
If you happen to arrive when the theater doors have just closed and you have to wait for the next showing, there is no seating in the pre-show area. There's some sort of entertainment to watch on elevated TV screens, but it's a long and uninteresting 17-20 minute wait.Reviewed by MassMike Review Date: 04/18/2019
Rating: (7) Recommended
Nice break and entertaining
Pros:
Fun and worth the tryCons:
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