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Mickey, Minnie and the Princesses Move in to Town Square Theater

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The same day we checked out the Easter treats in the Magic Kingdom we also ventured over to the all-new recently opened Town Square Theater. The theater is the new home for the character meet and greets that were taking place over in Mickey’s Toon Town Fair before it closed. Formerly Expo Hall, Town Square Theater is adjacent to Tony’s restaurant, to the right as you enter the Magic Kingdom park. There are some lovely details to this new area, so I thought I’d share some photos below:

 

Character greeting sign
Mickey's hand points out that character greetings are this way! (and crushes that lady's head 😉 )

 

Town Square Theater
The Town Square Theater sign, with wait time boards for Mickey and the Princesses
Wait time for Mickey
When we were there, the wait time for Mickey was only 5 minutes

 

Princess wait time
While the Princesses wait was 30 minutes

 

Town Square Fast Passes
Around the corner from Tony's, to the right of the Chapeau, is the Fast Pass distribution area for Town Square Theater

 

Town Square Theater entrance
Atrium inside Town Square Theater leading to the queue

 

Tony's Town Square
Looking over to Tony's from the atrium of Town Square Theater (construction was still going on on the low walls)

 

Town Square queue
The extensive queue area, leading to either Princessess or Mice!

 

Mickey wait time
Inside is another wait time board for Mickey

 

Princess wait time
While the Princesses sign lets you know which princesses are appearing

 

I’ll leave the rest of the experience inside Town Square Theater as a surprise for when you are able to visit but until then, I leave you with some friends, posing with our favorite rodents –

Town Square Theater Mickey and Minnie

 

Thanks to pals and all-around awesome folks Nicole, Cade, and Mike for letting me share their photo with you all!

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About Suzannah Otis

A child of the 80's, Zanna climbed trees and roller-skated till the streetlights came on. She sipped her her first iced coffee at age 10 and never looked back. Growing up outside of Boston, all of these things shaped her life, as did the original EPCOT Center, which brought her where she is today.

Zanna is the mother of 2 adult humans, an 11-year old (also human), and 3 cats. She is also the wife to one husband, who lovingly puts up with all of the above. Zanna tries to find that one little spark in everything, and thanks you very much for taking the time to read this.

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