For the most part, I do not care where I sit when I go to see the shows at WDW as long as I am not too close to the stage, especially to the far side. Those are the only places where I think it is hard to see everything.
Outside, with various sections. I would just try for one of the middle sections about 1/3 to 2/3 of the way from the stage to be able to see the full stage.
- Beauty and the Beast live
- Indiana Jones
- Fantasmic
Indoors, long rows. If you want middle of the row, wait a bit to enter as you are supposed to go all the way across so if you are not in the first 10-15 across that row, you will be more centered. That is unless you get someone without critical thinking skills and thinks they are okay to just stop when they want. They must not mind their feet being stepped on as people step over them.
- Frozen sing along
- Voyage of the little mermaid
- Muppet Vision 3D
- Monsters inc..
Festival of Lion King - Have not done since they moved to the new theater
Finding Nemo musical - Various levels, Indoors. I would aim for one of the middle sections and about one of the first 10 rows above the middle walkway. The lowest section might be seem nice and close, but you cannot see everything on the other side of the stage.
Jungle Cruise - You do not get to choose as they load in a specific way. It is hard to request a specific spot here based on the way they load. You can probably find videos that show the way they load. I have not had a bad spot anywhere on the boat. I have had bad boat riders that think it is okay to move around once they are placed on the boat. I had a CM that had the potential make the ride great, but there was one family that kept letting their kids stand and kept moving back and forth between the middle and outside rows. This meant the CM had to keep stopping his spiel and ask them to quiet throughout the entire ride.
Kimanjaro sarfari - You might have to wait for a vehicle if you make requests here. Back row is the bumpiest with the front row being the least bumpy. There are long benches for 4-6 individuals in a row and open vehicles. About 75% of the time, I find I am in the last couple of rows and have not missed much. A lot of people prefer the middle sections so they are not as bumpy and they are not hampered by the bars around the driver section.
Never Done:
- Country Bear Jamboree
- Rivers of light
