The Enchanted Tiki Room

Eat brownies and GO SEE THIS!!! Absolutely wonderful and a great place to sit and relax in the AC.

I’ve been to Disney more times that I can count on both hands as a kid, & I don’t remember ever coming to this place. We stumbled on it after we got one of those pineapple freeze things that everyone goes on about. They don’t allow food or drink inside the «show» but we kept it low and no one said anything about it.
The queuing area for this is covered & cool. They’ve got a little skit of some different birds singing along & talking to each other outside. Once your inside the theatre, there’s circular seating. The main attraction is in the center of the room, but as the show goes on, other things from the ceiling to the walls interacts with the birds. It’s a cute enough show for kids. It was nice for us to enjoy the air conditioning & rest our feet a little. They allow for camera usage, just don’t use a flash.

What a waste of time, altho a great place to nap. Major stiff neck from looking up at those idiotic birds. Dated and borrrrrrring

I don’t care about the history of this attraction, it’s not the best. Even though it’s in Adventureland, it doesn’t seem like it belongs at Disney at all. I think they should turn this into a restaurant and let the show run above you while you eat (just turn down the volume some — it’s very loud). Another one of those, glad I did it, but won’t ever need to do again.

I totally respect that this is a classic Disney experience. With that said, this is reminiscent of the jungle Cruise, in Adventureland and with similar antiquated robotics. If you like jungle Queen and it’s antiquated classic and dated animatronics, you will like this! If you find it cheesy, annoying and you prefer to see things that are a little bit more current, skip this.
In my opinion, this is something to skip. The birds were hanging on for dear life, did not feel or seem lifelike and were just disappointments. The songs were dreadful and I made a huge mistake by coming here. However, I do realize some people like this and if that’s you, go for it!

This show needs a little updating. The animatronics seem like they are barely hanging on for life, and the tunes on rather annoying. I dread every time someone in my party wishes to visit this time-​waster.
A few years ago, they had added Iago from Aladdin who would make rude comments about the other birds in the attraction, which made the experience wonderful for me. I was excited on my recent 2015 trip, telling everyone how Iago’s antics make the show worth seeing. After about 5 minutes of singing, I’d given up on ol’ Gilbert’s voice coming to the rescue and sure enough — it sadly seems he has been removed. We sat through the 20 minutes of song which seemed to last forever, and went to discuss how good it could still be over a few Dole Whips.

Ah, I’ve LOVED the Enchanted Tiki Room since I was a little kid (my dad is a big fan of this place too). I’ve been countless times in Disneyland in CA. The one at Disney World in Orlando, FL is also a lot of fun, and pretty much identical to the DLand one. Located in Adventureland in Magic Kingdom, it’s a cute little show with a ton of singing birds and other jungle animals and inanimate objects too. The song is soooo catchy — «In the Tiki, Tiki, Tiki, Tiki, Tiki Room…» I could go on for hours singing that song, haha.
It’s also an air conditioned little theater, so it’s a welcome respite on a hot summer day.
And make sure to get some delicious pineapple dole whip ice cream at the Aloha Isle next door after the show!

Cute show in air conditioned building. I do miss the tiki goddess that used to be in the show, but she was a little frightening for youngsters. Near Aloha Isles where the Dole whips are sold.

A dated but classic (?) attraction here at Magic Kingdom. With the technology we have today they could really amp it up to something bigger and better with the same feel. I know some people would throw a fit but seriously this is the same technology from the 70s. Let’s bring into the 2000’s.

The Enchanted Tiki Room is one of the classic Magic Kingdom attractions in Adventureland, highlighting Disney’s love affair with animatronics. The exotic birds talk and sing, and so does almost everything else in this tropical cabaret. Try not to sit in the very front, as the main birds will be almost directly above you, but there is so much going on you’ll have a good view of things no matter where you sit. Adults may be easily jaded, and consider the attraction old and dated and fairly lame. I myself was disappointed that they no longer had the updated show with Iago, but apparently had gone back to the original show (out of nostalgia?) But we were there with my six-​year-​old niece who was absolutely enchanted. Remember, when you are six, those talking birds are clearly real. She had a meltdown the next day while waiting for a princess because she wanted to go back to the Tiki Room. If a six-​year-​old thinks the Tiki Room is the most amazing thing they have ever seen, then clearly Disney still knows what they are doing.

«In the Tiki, Tiki, Tiki, Tiki, Tiki Room» oh how much retro fun this attraction is.
This is a Classic Disney 101 Show. Using what was then state of the art technology Walt Disney created a theatre in the round experience where everything comes to life. I still remember the first time I was sitting there watching this show and being so impressed how absolutely everything in there was used as part of the show. The show itself is pretty short, three to four songs, clocking in at around 10mins total, and it is just about perfect in terms of length.
The preshow area is gorgeous, with a waterfall that ends up being parted by a hidden door and allowing you to be entertained by two animatronic birds seated on a tiki statue. I believe the preshow is around 4 or so mins long, so Disney is constantly entertaining you, even if you are having to wait for the next showing. That being said, the shows run nonstop so there’s rarely much of a line to contend with.
So if you are looking for a brief escape from the sun that’ll leave a smile on your face, this is the place for you. From the colorful lush backdrop, to the toe tapping song, and the classic Disney showmanship, this attraction is a guaranteed good time to add to your day.

I’ve never been the the TIki room in Disneyland so you can imagine it was a pleasant surprise for me to find out that they had this show in Disney World!
It’s basically a room you sit in and see a bunch of robot birds and plants sing. Yup, that’s it. However, I actually found this show had a lot of heart and was very endearing. There really was something special about this place and it’s somewhat hard for me to explain.
The little ones might get impatient here, but the adults will be right at home. Overall, it was a neat little experience that I hope to experience again someday.

Okay so this beauty of a «show» is straight out of the 60’s BUT it is the perfect place to cool down and if you have a nursing baby, to breastfeed. It’s dark and cool enough to feed a baby without the twenty-​thousand people walking past outside. Since MK’s Baby Carr centre is rather far from this side is the park it’s a great alternative. The show is dated but not awful and air conditioning/​time out of the sun if always a good thing for kids and babies.

The true definition of a classic. This is the first ever of it’s kind. The technology and show are dated, yet it holds up in a fun way especially if you appreciate Disney history… If you don’t, bring a small child, and sing along with the birds and escape the Florida heat. There’s never a wait for this cute attraction. It’s worth it!

Between the wait and the show itself, this was twenty-​three minutes of our lives we cannot get back.
My mother said this ride was more painful than childbirth.

Not impressed. Try again Disney imagineers. Birds a d flowers singing. Good thing no line

I loved The Enchanted Tiki room as a child. Still enjoy it as an adult. I was marveled at the technology back then, and still amazes me today. All the singing birds, singing flowers, singing totem poles, singing everything. Just a lovely, lovely show.

HEY BIRDY
I remember this place when I was a child. It was amazing. The talking wise cracking birds singing and spinning. The angry storm gods doing there dance on the outside walls. This was a magical for me and for any child to experience.
As a frequent Disney visitor I’ve seen the tiki room go through some changes that would have made Walt Disney thaw in his freezer. First they put the tiki room under new management and brought in the voice of Gilbert Gofried from Aladdin to take over the show. I know Disney was trying to modernize it but can I say, «yuck!» Then forcing me to listen to the song «Conga»! No thank you. An instant Disney classic was ruined before my very eyes. Let’s not forget the Politically Incorrect jokes were also removed too. Honestly doesn’t anyone have a sense of humor anymore?
Disney realized that the gimmick of modernizing the tiki room didn’t work and they went back to the original. Personally I am happy they did because the original was much better.
The fun part of the tiki room is telling your little one that the birds are real. Then watching her over 7 years realize Dad is not telling the truth. I love innocence because it’s so innocent. Recently my little one asked where is the Italian bird in the opening of the show! I’m not sure but I like what she is saying. If we ever decide to go under new management we need to bring the bird Big Al Capone and he will whip up the tiki room into shape. We could use a mafia bird keeping some Birdy order here. Ha!
This is a classic attraction and a must visit for any Disney first timer. It is always magical the first time you see it. After all these years I still love going and it is a must on any Magic Kingdom visit. So channel your inner child and go back to a time when you thought birds could sing and dance. Sometimes it’s better just being a child.

During our 2013, «Around the World in a wheelchair tour» the Tiki room was a blessing. Easy access and a great place to sit back and relax. Really there isn’t a bad place to sit in this show, a true classic.
I’m just thankful they ditched the «new» show and went back to the original!

It’s a Disney classic! And it’s fun and entertaining. And that song can seriously get stuck in your head.
It’s rather rare that this show is ever crowded, so you’ll never have to wait long. It’s a circular show space, so there are no bad seats. It’s quite air-​conditioned. And it only lasts about 10 minutes.
So why wouldn’t you want to see it? It’s kitsch. It’s cute. It’s classic. It’s a break from walking around in the heat. Just stop in and enjoy it.