Its Tough to be a Bug! at Disneys Animal Kingdom Walt Disney World - HDThrillSeeker
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Its Tough to be a Bug! show at Disneys Animal Kingdom Walt Disney\r
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Become an Honorary Bug\r
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See the world from a bugs point of view with a little help from Flik inside the great Tree of Life.\r
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Meander along a winding pathway—past tangled roots, unfurled branches and detailed animal carvings—to the base of the Tree of Life, the symbol of Disneys Animal Kingdom park. Venture inside and receive a pair of 3D glasses before taking a seat inside the approximate 430-seat Tree of Life Repertory Theatre. \r
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An Off-Off Bugway Show \r
Flik, the loveable ant from the Disney•Pixar film A Bugs Life, invites you and your family to become honorary creepy crawlies by donning a pair of special bug eye glasses and watching an exciting 3D film and live show on the survival techniques of bugs.\r
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During the show, dodge flying quills from a tarantula, feel a harmless acid spray from a soldier termite and inhale the putrid defense stench from a stink bug. But when Hopper—the grasshopper villain from A Bugs Life—unexpectedly shows up, the theater becomes a swarm of crazy ivity, led by buzzing hornets and tumbling spiders.\r
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In the end, youll learn its tough to be a bug surely, but more importantly, that insects are our friends.\r
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With dazzling 3Deffects, Audio-Animatronics® figures and in-theater 4D surprises, Its Tough to be a Bug! places you in the center of the fascinating world of insects, showcasing the incredible value they add to our lives.\r
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A Disney Park First\r
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Its Tough to be a Bug! made its theme park debut before the hiton which it was based premiered.\r
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As the concept for the attrion began at Walt Disney Imagineering, story development for thewas well underway. At that time, the films only designed charers were Flik and Hopper. So Imagineering—with the help of a senior entomologist at the Smithsonian Institute—hatched the remaining insect cast and fashioned a story about the survival techniques of bugs.\r
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Because the attrion was finished before the film was complete, Flik and Hopper went on to make their very first public appearance at Walt Disney World Resort—6 months before the Disney•Pixar film A Bugs Life was even released.\r
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Location: Disneys Animal Kingdom
World\r
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Become an Honorary Bug\r
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See the world from a bugs point of view with a little help from Flik inside the great Tree of Life.\r
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Meander along a winding pathway—past tangled roots, unfurled branches and detailed animal carvings—to the base of the Tree of Life, the symbol of Disneys Animal Kingdom park. Venture inside and receive a pair of 3D glasses before taking a seat inside the approximate 430-seat Tree of Life Repertory Theatre. \r
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An Off-Off Bugway Show \r
Flik, the loveable ant from the Disney•Pixar film A Bugs Life, invites you and your family to become honorary creepy crawlies by donning a pair of special bug eye glasses and watching an exciting 3D film and live show on the survival techniques of bugs.\r
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During the show, dodge flying quills from a tarantula, feel a harmless acid spray from a soldier termite and inhale the putrid defense stench from a stink bug. But when Hopper—the grasshopper villain from A Bugs Life—unexpectedly shows up, the theater becomes a swarm of crazy ivity, led by buzzing hornets and tumbling spiders.\r
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In the end, youll learn its tough to be a bug surely, but more importantly, that insects are our friends.\r
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With dazzling 3Deffects, Audio-Animatronics® figures and in-theater 4D surprises, Its Tough to be a Bug! places you in the center of the fascinating world of insects, showcasing the incredible value they add to our lives.\r
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A Disney Park First\r
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\r
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Its Tough to be a Bug! made its theme park debut before the hiton which it was based premiered.\r
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As the concept for the attrion began at Walt Disney Imagineering, story development for thewas well underway. At that time, the films only designed charers were Flik and Hopper. So Imagineering—with the help of a senior entomologist at the Smithsonian Institute—hatched the remaining insect cast and fashioned a story about the survival techniques of bugs.\r
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Because the attrion was finished before the film was complete, Flik and Hopper went on to make their very first public appearance at Walt Disney World Resort—6 months before the Disney•Pixar film A Bugs Life was even released.\r
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Location: Disneys Animal Kingdom