MGM
Last but not least, Disney MGM Studios has a lot to offer little visitors.
Power Rangers Character Greeting (Streets of America)
For your little Power Rangers fans, this is awesome! Power Rangers from the various shows (Mystic Force, SPD, DinoThunder, etc.) arrive in a Power Rangers vehicle for a short introductory show, then stick around to sign autographs and pose for pictures with the kids. This is a popular attraction and crowds up fast, so get there a bit early. Walk to the end of Streets of America, near the "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" attraction. Check the Times Guide for show times.
Character Greetings on Mickey Avenue
Probably the best spot at any of the Parks to see lots of Disney characters at once! From the Power Rangers show, turn right onto Mickey Avenue. As you stroll down the avenue, you will see various spots for character greetings - Mickey, Little Einsteins, and the characters from JoJo's circus are permanent greeting areas, but you will also see other characters strolling around at various times throughout the day. I've seen Pooh, Tigger, Chip N Dale, and many others stopping to greet kids and sign autographs. Check the Times Guide for the permanent appearance areas.
Playhouse Disney - Live on Stage (Mickey Avenue)
Continuing past the character greetings on Mickey Avenue, don't miss the Playhouse Disney musical show, featuring Bear in the Big Blue House, Stanley, Pooh and Friends, and JoJo's Circus characters. The show tends to fill up fast. If you have babies or toddlers, be sure to get there early (check the Times Guide) to get a seat up front. The entire audience is seated on the floor, and if you're in the back, it can be hard to see the stage. If you do end up in the back, try to get a seat at the end of a row - it will give you a better view of the stage.
Beauty and The Beast - Live on Stage (Sunset Boulevard)
At the very end of the park, be sure to stop and see the Beauty and the Beast musical show. This one also tends to fill up fast, but you'll get a good view even from the back, since it's in a large (covered) open-air auditorium.
Honey, I Shrunk the Kids! Playground (Streets of America)
This is a great place for active preschoolers to burn off a little energy (and Mom and Dad to take a rest!). A fun playground area with lots of areas to climb and explore. However, babies and toddlers are not allowed (minimum age is 4).
Older kids and adults: MGM
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