Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room

A classic in Disneyland, The Enchanted Tiki Room is a historical amusement for animatronics. The birds were really good, and the music is super catchy! It’s also a nice place to sit down and rest a second. The speakers sounded off though, but it’s still a nice reset with a Dole Whip!

This is a game with a long history in Disneyland. I have played it since the first time I went there forty years ago, but I still don’t think it is outdated. If you are too tired to walk in the park, I think this is a very suitable game. Sit down and take a rest, listening to the beautiful songs of the birds and flowers, which makes you feel comfortable and relaxed.

Such a great retro attraction, with tons of old school animatronics and a catchy soundtrack. Very kitschy, but in a good way. The shows seems like it's about to end but then develops even further and ends in a really cool way with extra effects to enhance the experience. You can also bring your Dole whip inside and enjoy it during the show.

This year is the 60th anniversary of the Enchanted Tiki Room and it is just as enjoyable as when Walt Disney designed it. The Enchanted Tiki Room was Walt's first invention of audio animatronics and it pays off here. Originally intended to be a restaurant it was changed into the attraction as we know it today. Everyone sits on flat benches surrounding the center fountain and everyone has a good view of all the action around you. Photography is not permitted during the show but it always starts with your cast member waking up your host "Jose" He in turn leads the other tropical parrots into a tropical serenade that will have you singing along with them. Opening with the Tiki room song the water in the center rises to bring down the white birds with their French names to sing "Let's all sing like the birdies sing.." From there each and every part of the tiki room comes alive with songs and drumming of their own until it climaxes with a tropical rain storm! The entire tiki room joins in a grand finale and then Jose tells you to give them a standing ovation. While you are standing he tells you they will perform a magic trick-"they will all make you disappear!" Singing the Dwarf song "Heigh ho Heigh ho, it's out the door you go..." You find your way into the Tropical hideway refreshment area. Be on the lookout there-you'll find an escaped bird, Rosita. This is the full show as it was originally given. Definitely classic Disney at its best!

A relatively hidden oasis along a busy corridor. Take a minute to refuel on the terrace and take in the best show in the park!

Sitting in a cool, shaded room with a Dole whip listening to the mind-numbingly repetitive song is actually a pretty great way to spend time after a long hot day in the park.

Yesterday my 11-year-old (Dressed like a modern cholo) fell asleep in the room, the presenter was very kind and told me I didn't need to wake him up and that he could rest, I thought that was very kind of him. So we stayed for one more show and left pretty happy. If you are tired is ok to rest for a bit but dont overstay remember others need to see the show. Thank you. 02/05/2025

We both eat pineapple icecream and icecream with pineapple juice. ICECREAM WITH PINEAPPLE JUICE was sp special to me. ( I forgot to take a picture of this..)I just ordered online.