Walt Disney World offers unparalleled entertainment. Unfortunately, the newest Walt Disney World show to return is canceling select showtimes for multiple days.
Newly Reimagined Show
The newly reimagined show, Finding Nemo: The Big Blue…and Beyond, picks up after Finding Dory and is told through the eyes of the “Tank Gang.” This show brings along our favorite characters of the past in a breathtaking new show. Be sure to check out a sneak peek of this show HERE.
Originally this live show was to debut on June 13th. Guests were delighted, over the weekend, to enjoy a soft opening of this show both Saturday, June 11th, and Sunday, June 12th. Disney announced daily showtimes for this show before the June 13th opening. Unfortunately, the daily showtimes are not being offered as originally planned.
Cancelled Showtimes
Yesterday, June 14th, guests visiting Disney’s Animal Kingdom were unable to enjoy this newly reimaged show for two showtimes. This was very disappointing to guests hoping to enjoy this new show. We were encouraged to see that regular showtimes would return for today, June 15th.
However, today the showtimes are now changed once again. Originally showtimes were listed as 10:30 am, 11:30 am, 12:30 pm, 2:30 pm, 3:30 pm, and 4:30 pm.
Today, June 15th, the very first showtime at 10:30 am was canceled and the final 4:30 pm showtime is canceled. These are the same shows that were canceled yesterday as well.
Today, June 15th, the very first showtime at 10:30 am was canceled and the final 4:30 pm showtime is canceled.
For the remainder of the week, all original six showtimes are listed. We are unsure why these shows have been canceled. Continue to check the My Disney Experience app for updated showtimes throughout your vacation.
What do you think of this newly reimagined show? How would these canceled showtimes affect your touring plan? Why do you think these showtimes were canceled two days in a row? Share your thoughts with us on our Facebook Page.
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