LION KING - Beautiful Floats (Grand Finale)

LION KING - Beautiful Floats

LION KING - A Float in the Spotlight

LION KING - Fire Dance

LION KING - Aerial Acrobatics

This is not in the US version of the Lion King Festival show in DisneyWorld Florida. Here, we see a showcase of great gymnastics and acrobatics.

LION KING - More Cast and Characters

They really had colorful, beautiful and elaborate costumes. A real treat and feast for the viewers.

LION KING - SIMBA

Simba (voiced by Jonathan Taylor Thomas as a cub and Matthew Broderick as an adult in the movie) is the protagonist of the movie and the son of King Mufasa.

LION KING - Tribal Dance

LION KING - Timon and Pumbaa

Two of the more popular characters.

Timon and Pumbaa (voiced by Nathan Lane and Ernie Sabella respectively in the movie) are the comical meerkat and warthog duo who live under the philosophy of "hakuna matata" (no worries). They become Simba's provisional guardians during his exile.

LION KING - Giraffe

LION KING - Elephant

LION KING - Opening Dances

LION KING -Inside the Auditorium

Just before the show.

We tried to take a few shots from the camera in order to find the right mode. After several trials and then seeing this photo of the audience and saw that it came out with beautiful colors, we knew we were going to get nice shots.

Disney HK - Festival of the Lion King

After coming back from "Tarzan's Tree House Island", we were just tired and a bit exhausted by the heat of the afternoon sun. We came to the entrance of the Lion King Festival. We heard drums beating and whistles blowing and we thought that it was a parade. We went to an area where there was a throng of people forming and sat down nearby just waiting for things to happen. After some time, there still was no parade and the drum beating just got louder. Then we saw the crowd lining in front of a gate and so we just followed them. When it was opened we were pleasantly surprised to be going to an air-conditioned auditorium/theatre/hall. At last a cool place to rest.

It was then that we realized that it was going to be a real show. We got excited. True enough, this was one of the highlights in Hong Kong Disneyland that should not be missed. It had beautiful props, costumes, lighting, performances and music! To add to the asian flavor, they had acrobats and circus antics added. Children and adults really enjoyed the show. And it was great seeing the familiar and funny characters from the movie.

Better look at the schedules for the show early on and line up around 30 minutes ahead.