Enchanted Tales With Belle

É bem legal entrar na casa da Bela, mas a atração em si e voltada pras crianças. É bem interativo, mas os adultos sozinhos não se divertem tanto quanto as crianças ou os pais.
No final, quem participa da «história» ganha uma foto com a Bela.
Confesso que eu queria ter tirado uma foto com ela também, mas fiquei com vergonha de ir lá junto com as crianças hahahah
O que vale é o ambiente e a decoração. Muito bonito!

This rating is because I’m an adult without children. I’m giving you the heads up as its newer in the Magic Kingdom so when I came to Disney after it opened it was certainly the first place we hit after we skipped down Main Street. I did. It realize it was story time with Belle. Totally adorable for younger children, they may be chosen to play a part in her story, but if you’re not with kids you’ll be watching the Goldenbook version of the tale played out with stranger’s children some who are just going to melt down from the stress of playing a part in the tale in from of dozens of strangers. Just a tip because as something new you may have one heck of a wait for this attraction.

Really more for the kiddos, but a great way to get into an air conditioned building and off of your feet for a few minutes. As well its a group show so usally the line will move fast. If you are fortunate to get to eat at Be Our Guest than this is a good before or after for the effect.

Truly Enchanted Interaction Attraction
Party time for Belle! About a dozen people will get a role, with the most important roles going to young children, especially girls. Everyone’s experience will be based on how into their roles the children are. In my situation the children truly enjoyed their roles and made the experience extra special.
The animatronics almost stole the show (Wardrobe & Lumiere). Disney knows how to make everything look so realistic with their animatronics, it never ceased to amaze me.
The show is meant more for parents with kids than adult only groups, but it is enjoyable nonetheless.
If you think you can get out of being cast by not volunteering yourself or looking grumpy, think again! People who looked the grumpiest got roles that either fit them perfectly or completely opposite. In our situation a jokerstery, grumpy teenager got to play the role of the wardrobe. I think the personalities matched perfectly…
Both Belle and the staff did an excellent job to accommodate everyone and their needs.
This attraction is a MUST VISIT!
The standard wait time during my mid-​July visit was 20 minutes.

Muy bueno, la verdad que me rei mucho.
Ideal para chicos o fanaticos de disney, a mi me gusta mucho la bella y la bestia asi que la pase bien.
A los chicos los eligen para representar a algun personaje en la obra que realizan con bella asi que lleven uno.

It is a great place to eat the prices are reasonable and the Decour in terms of the beauty in the beast is amazing with the bistro in the library in the main dining hall it is all exceptional. I recommend that you eat here if you can when you visited the Magic Kingdom.

This was very nicely done. You start off in the cottage, and you wind up at the castle. This is audience participation, or should I say children participation. You have the children playing different parts, and at one point during the show everybody calls out for Belle, and she comes out of a side door. The expressions on some of the faces of the little girls absolutely priceless.
These children will remember this experience with Bell, probably for the rest of their lives.
I must say, this is the Disney magic it’s best.

Interactive role play/​story time with Belle and enchanted members of the castle. Great for kids or fans — not so great for adults traveling without kids.

Belle!!! The only princess I could truly relate to when I was a little girl. The princess who made me seem at least ten times cooler for having an insatiable desire to read. The princess who was not saved but saved. Belle!!!
I enjoyed the tales that my favorite Disney princess read, and I also enjoyed being in her childhood cottage. But the best part for me is the interaction where the guests dressed up as Beauty and the Beast extras. It was immensely entertaining and most definitely worth the stop.
Go and see Belle and have a great time!

I love this and it’s not a ride. I really liked it because it was a different way to meet the character without having to stand in line.

Enchanted Tales with Belle is an interactive story-​telling show. You enter through Maurice’s cottage and proceed through the hallway and library for the show. I only waited maybe 15 minutes in line. The audience is assigned parts to reenact how Belle and the Beast fell in love. It was so cute how the children volunteered to play as the teapot, plates, or even the beast. And of course the show needed suits of armor to stand tall, so I was picked thanks to the cast member. I was told to just stand still next to Belle and shout certain phrases at different moments of the show. It was cool to get that final photo with her at the end too. Lumiere and the Wardrobe were animatronic objects and it really did feel like we were a part of the movie. It is perfect for younger kids and fun for everyone else as well.

This was so cute and fun, especially if you have kids. I know the line gets crazy long during the day. I went at about 11pm, when most kids you think would be asleep (NOT IN DISNEY OF COURSE) but luckily there was no line and I just walked right in. But it’s cute and worth standing in line for if you’re there when it’s busy.

This is not a ride. Just wanted to get that out because the description doesn’t tell you much. You go into a room and the helpers ask the audience to pitch in with the story telling. My husband thought it was pretty ridiculous. I was entertained.
At the end the kids got to meet Belle and take pictures. Totally worth it, I think.

This is really an attraction «show» where guests get to meet and take pictures with Belle from Beauty and the Beast. My wife and I checked it out as we had never done it before.
We were invited to experience the attraction in it’s soft opening in 2012, but passed as there was a 45 minute wait at that point. Instead, we used one of our spiffy scheduled fastpasses on our magic bands to experience this attraction.
My wife and I don’t have children, so I write this review from that perspective. If I had a young daughter, she’d probably love this attraction. Grown ups, unless you’re hard-​core Beauty and the Beast fans, you should probably skip this one.
But don’t get me wrong – it’s almost worth doing once just to see some of the clever technology they use to transform the mirror, and some of the animatronics in the ride. The way that they combine projection technology with classic «animatronics» is incredible.
Another neat thing is that they have PhotoPass photographers built into the show. If you’re buying the CD (which I highly recommend), you don’t need to worry about taking pictures in this show.
Just to recap, unless you have a young daughter that’s into Beauty and the Beast, or you’re really that into Beauty and the Beast, I’d probably skip this one. Still very impressive technology though.

If you have younger children, particularly girls, this is a must see.
The show begins in a large room where a cast member hands out assignments. This was an interactive show and children were given roles to perform. Younger children were picked first, but they seemed to accommodate anyone who wanted to participate, and even some who did not.
Once all of the roles were assigned we were ushered into the next room. An animatronic candle narrated the show and then all were amazed when Belle walked into the room. She interacted with each of the kids and led them on a parade around the room. To be honest, I have no clue what the story was, or how long it took. All I can remember is the look of absolute joy on my children when that princess walked into the room.
After the show ended, Belle took an individual photo with each of the kids and handed out a certificate of thanks to all the participants. Normally I cannot stand live shows, but this one was a great experience.

Enchanted Tales is one of the newest attractions in the revamped Fantasyland area of the Magic Kingdom and a complete mob scene from park open to close while we were there. It was our first stop on our first day in the MK and even though we went immediately upon park open, we still had a solid 30 min wait to get into the first waiting cabin. The attention to detail was strong from the minute you get into the cabin until you leave. The animatronics are top notch with flexible mouths and and great sound production and fascinated me more than the hokey interactive show with the Belle actress.
The show is driven towards kids (obviously) and I don’t think it offers much to the adults in the audience. If you can get in with a short wait, I say go for it but if you’re there without kids and the wait is lengthy I’d give it a pass.

Tremendous experience for young kids (especially girls) and their parents! Get here early. First thing in the morning if you can and avoid painfully long waits for this attraction. We did this and I am glad I did. A 90 minute wait might have tainted our experience.
You start off inside Belle’s father’s workshop where you are brought before a magic mirror. The mirror begins to display colorful cloudy images and fogs up before your eyes and suddenly transitions into a portal which you are able to walk through. It’s amazing technology but it certainly feels like magic when you witness it.
From there you enter the Beasts castle where your are instructed my a spectacular animated talking wardrobe that you are here to surprise Belle with a live performance commemorating the story of here romance with the Beast. Volunteers are selected among the children and some adults to play supporting roles in the production. A brief rehearsal is conducted and then you are ushered into a living room were none other than Lumeire the animated candle. His wicks even appear to be on fire.
Lumiere gives you final instructions to take your seats and calls in Belle. In comes stunning actress in princess costume and fully in character and convincingly proclaims her surprise and pleasure at your attendance. The kids then play their roles in the retelling of the Beauty and Beast story and pose for pictures with Belle. It’s hard to capture the magic of this attraction in a Unilocal review. The special effects are over the top. Go experience it for yourself.

Why not 5 stars?
Because I want to be about to take our own pictures, and that means flash.
They say no flash photography, I don’t think it would hurt a darn thing. They are just trying to push you into buying the photo pass picture.
Otherwise, my 4 year old princess loved the she got to «play» and «pretend» with Belle.
She is convinced that I scheduled a play date with Belle.
I am the bomb.

This interactive attraction is a mix of meet and greet with entertainment show. I really love the fact that you are mesmerized from the beginning once you go into Maurice’s Cottage and enter into The Beast Castle’s via the Enchanted Mirror.
The oohs and aahs from everyone tells you that Disney did a great job.
One thing I must say is that the crowd flow is pretty slow and it can take you quite a bit to do the experience.
The amount of details in Maurice’s Workshop is almost overwhelming. I had to watch the movie again and was in awe on how many details they transferred.
Madame Wardrobe makes a scream of a performance getting everyone ready to help surprise Belle. love the fact that EVERYONE participates, adults and children. This is not a children only or adult only attraction.
Inside its good, but not excellent. They spent so many details outside that the library looks underwhelming.
You dance, you hop, you scream in French!!!
It’s a lot of fun for kids and their parents and everyone else.

This brand new Disney attraction is pretty remarkable, using new technology blended with old-​style Disney charm. It is only enjoyable if you have kids that are interacting in the story… this isn’t an attraction that stands alone as enjoyable for adults visiting Disney… however, the audio animatronic Madame de la Grande Bouche and Lumiere are pretty incredible in their movement.
There will most likely be a long wait for this attraction, so I’d recommend heading there first thing in the morning to get a jump start.

Whoa — Magic. I’m going to do two reviews. One with spoilers and one without. It is safe to continue reading until I tell you not to.
The is one of those «go through the room» rides. Where they herd you into a room, put on a skit and then you move to the next room. You start in Belle and Maurice’s cottage then end up in the Beast’s castle. This is an amazing ride for children, especially little girls who love the princesses. FYI — There is forced audience participation.
So the only downside to this is the line. We were at the front of the line and we still had to wait. Hopefully, when the park is at full capacity, they will have it sorted out right.
**Spoilers**
The magic mirror turns into a door. It was some crazy Disney magic right in front of you eyes. In the second room, it’s the wardrobe. She picks people to act out characters from Beauty and the Beast. (I was a pepper shaker). In the third room, you act out the movie with Belle herself. That’s right, the princess is there and you get to take pictures with her.

Perhaps it is my own fault for having greater expectations of this attraction. But how could I not with one of the main focuses of the Fantasyland expansion being on Beauty & the Beast? The queue is mostly outdoors and in the sun, which means that it will be brutal during the Summer. I did not witness any fans that would be blowing coolness into the line, but they might install that as the sauna season draws near (thankfully, it’s drawing far at the moment).
Once the queue goes inside Belle and Maurice’s home, it gets more interesting, and soon you are in a room where the show actually begins. It then moves pretty seamlessly into the Beast’s castle where a few of you will be assigned roles (Chip, a Knight, Beast, etc.) and get to meet Belle. You will get a souvenir afterwards if you get picked.
I think that I can only do this attraction once or twice before being completely done with it. But everyone should at least experience it once. Our Belle was unfortunately not what I imagined Belle to be, which was disappointment #1. Disappointment #2 came in the form of the attraction being far shorter than I had expected and therefore not as exciting.
Disappointment #3 was the ending. I’d rather not spoil it for you, so I will only say that it was rather abrupt and awkward. So unlike Disney, in my opinion. It is apparent that they spent more time cultivating the other components of the expansion instead.