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DizneyFreak2002
06-19-2014, 10:17 PM
As per the Disney Blog:



‘It All Started With a Mouse’ at the New Animal Experience at Disney’s Animal Kingdom

With so much to see and do at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, planning ahead is the key to an action-packed, fun-filled day! One of the newest animal experience destinations, “It All Started with a Mouse,” is located at Rafiki’s Planet Watch and makes a great addition to the itineraries of animal lovers of all ages.


“It All Started with a Mouse” showcases Walt Disney’s lifelong love of the animal world and his belief that “what everyone will learn who studies it is a renewed sense of kinship with the earth and all its inhabitants.”


During the show, Conservation Station’s “animal ambassadors,” including sheep, parrots, porcupines, birds of prey and Kunekune pigs help tell stories and make appearances in, around, and even above the audience, as the cast members share natural history fun facts, conservation messages and inspiring (and fun) calls-to-action.


After the show, guests have an exclusive opportunity to meet and talk to some of the stars of the show and are encouraged to capture once-in-a-lifetime memories with plenty of photographs.
When you plan your visit, allow at least 15 minutes of travel time to and from Rafiki’s Planet Watch via the Wildlife Express train and enjoy the 20-minute show which is currently performed once a day, at 11:30 a.m.

During your visit to see the new show, don’t miss the chance to explore Conservation Station, the center of The Walt Disney Company’s global commitments to the environment and to animal conservation all around the world. It’s a great place to learn, laugh and leave believing as Walt Disney did that, “the wonders of nature are endless”!

TheHD
06-20-2014, 02:26 PM
Since they are including "outdoor" animals, I wonder if this will be in the outside staging area next to the petting zoo?

TheHD
06-21-2014, 08:27 PM
From the photos on the blog, looks like it--
The outdoor staging presentations get overlooked, like most of RPW, but I enjoy seeing the educational animals they bring out.

Yeah, RPW was a "hidden gem" for us, but last year we went there and it was packed.

ransam
08-28-2014, 02:45 AM
this sounds really cool.

EeyoresBestFriend
08-28-2014, 10:34 PM
Too bad it's only one show a day though. not a lot of options with that.:(