Animal Actors On Location

Nice little show. Kids were mesmerized. Amazing what these critters can do. A lot of crowd interaction & also some comedy.

I am an animal lover and wanted to check out one show while I was at Universal so it would seemingly make sense that this would be the one that we would make time to go to. I read the four other reviews on Unilocal and it seemed endearing enough for us to sacrifice some ride time to check this out. It was a nice break but I found the show to be amateur at best. I have several friends whose dogs can do more complex «tricks» on cue than those that were being demonstrated by the dogs in this show. I don’t want to take away from the animals or trainers but a lot of the show felt very pedestrian. Also odd was the wide array and amount of animals that they have in the show. There are river otters that make an appearance, a pig, a skunk, two or three cats, about four dogs, a duck, chickens, the list goes on and on but many of these poor things are simply lead on and off the stage. I think that it would make a lot more sense to have two or so animals highly trained than to just have all of these other animals make brief ten second cameo appearances. I don’t want to say bad things about the show — but if you are into rides you will feel like you wasted a half hour at this. Don’t worry if you miss it.

Short little show but pretty great! We got to see dogs, cats, birds, pigs and chickens. They came out and did a little show it was really great! I love animals. just would be nice if they could upgrade the seats here.

Cute show, especially if you like animals or have kids who like animals.
They manage to have dogs, cats, a pig, a raccoon, and birds that appear on cue.
At some points the animals do very well, while at other points the trainers appear to talk to them without the mic to try and get them to cooperate. At one point, the trainer built up the «smartest dog» only to have this dog come out and do almost nothing he wanted him to do.
The animals are billed as animals from certain movies, but I’m not so sure. Men in Black is getting pretty old now.
The most interesting thing is probably the fact that they trained cats to come out and run around on cue. Who would’ve thought a cat could be trained to go anything?
If you have kids, they do take a couple of volunteers from the audience. Have your kids prepared to raise their hands if they want a chance at stardom.

Did you happen to see the dogs on America’s got Talent a couple seasons ago? Well if you did, you’re going to be disappointed by this show. Although there are many animals, (birds, dogs, cats, pigs, skunk, raccoon) the tricks leave much to be desired. The animals are presented as the those seen in movies. (Marley & Me, Men in Black, Ace Venture) Not sure if they are the actual animals that were in the movies seeing some of those movies are fairly old. .. The animals don’t always respond on que and have to be told several times. The sound is also lacking as it was very difficult to hear and make out what the trainer was saying at times. There are some very cute moments and humor which children would enjoy. Overall, skip this show if you don’t have kids with you.

Great show!
A nice time to sit down and enjoy a great animal show.
Worth going to for adults or the kids
Fun to watch