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Beauty and the Beast Sing-Along – World Showcase – EPCOT

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Description Ride Information Restrictions Location Fun Facts Top 5 Tips

Beauty and the Beast Sing-Along Description

Don’t miss this enchanting twist on a timeless tale narrated by none other than Mrs. Potts herself—Angela Lansbury. As Belle and the Beast’s love story unfolds before your eyes, tap your toes and sing along to the songs you know and love like Be Our Guest and Gaston.

Ride Information

Opening Day: January 17, 2020

Type of Ride: Interactive Film

Age Recommendation: All ages, though kids will like it more

Duration of Ride: 15 minutes

Hours of Operation: 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM Daily

Typical Queue Time: None; shows typically commence every 30 minutes

Single Rider Line: No

Chicken Exit Available: No

Baby Swap Available: No

Type of Vehicle: Theater seats

Type of Restraint: None

Attraction Open During Early Theme Park Entry: No. See our Early Theme Park Entry page for more information.

Ride Photo Available For Purchase: No

Ride Restrictions

Height Requirements: None

Flash Photography or Video Allowed: No

Location

Shopping: Guests can shop among several locales in the France Pavilion. Colognes, perfumes, and bags pervade “Plume et Palette”; more fragrances in addition to cosmetic goods are offered at “La Signature”; apparel and kitchen goods are sold at “L’Esprit de Provence”; and “Souvenirs de France” is the spot to purchase general French merchandise, such as guide books, models of the Eiffel Tower, and apparel.

Dining/Refreshment: Several dining options are offered in the France Pavilion. At Chefs de France, guests can enjoy a table service lunch or dinner in a casual setting; menu items for lunch include French soups, salads, cheese, flatbreads, fish, chicken, and sandwiches; and dinner brings salmon, short ribs, steak, and duck. Located on the floor above Chefs de France, Monsieur Paul serves upscale French cuisine for dinner only. The menu features escargot, mussels, lobster, snapper, scallops, chicken, duck, and beef. Diners at either Chefs de France or Monsieur Paul can opt for a prix fixe menu, which includes a choice of an appetizer, an entrée, and a dessert, in place of the regular a la carte offerings. From Epcot’s opening day, October 1, 1982, until 1997, the France Pavilion featured a third table service restaurant, “Au Petit Café,” which was an outdoor, sidewalk café next to Chefs de France.
Guests craving snacks or desserts can satisfy their desires at either the L’Artisan des Glaces ice cream parlor or the Boulangerie Patisserie les Halles bakery, which serves soups and sandwiches in addition to its pastries. Finally, wine, beer, and champagne samplings are available at Les Vins de Chefs de France.

Restroom: Facilities convenient to Beauty and the Beast Sing-Along are situated at the adjacent Morocco Pavilion.

Smoking Location: Smoking is permitted in designated smoking areas only. Disney parks are smoke-free.

Beauty and the Beast Sing-Along Fun Facts

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Top 5 Tips for Beauty and the Beast Sing-Along

  • Between the L’Artisan des Glaces ice cream parlor and the Boulangerie Patisserie les Halles bakery, there are some great places nearby to have a snack.
  • See Beauty and the Beast Sing-Along at your convenience after the bulk of World Showcase opens at 11 AM. Shows generally commence every 30 minutes.
  • Guests staying at one of the EPCOT-area resorts—the Boardwalk Inn, the Yacht Club, the Beach Club, the Swan, and the Dolphin—may want to consider viewing Beauty and the Beast Sing-Along prior to exiting the park through the adjacent International Gateway turnstiles.
  • If you want to see this show, make sure you go before 7pm, when the theater turns back to Impressions de France.
  • Consider viewing some Disney movies set in France, such as Bon Voyage! (1962), The Aristocats (1970), Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo (1977), Beauty and the Beast (1991), The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996), and Ratatouille (2007), before your visit.
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