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Country Bear Musical Jamboree

Country Bear Musical Jamboree is the musical show in Grizzly Hall in Frontierland. The Country Bears have been here since Magic Kingdom opened in 1971. Since 17 July 2024, a completely revamped show has been playing.

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The concept

Henry, Trixie, Big Al and their friends are Audio-Animatronics: moving bears with voices and sound. In the new show, they sing well-known Disney songs in all sorts of country styles. Think bluegrass, rockabilly and pop-country. The bears wear new costumes with fringes, flowers and plenty of rhinestones.

Audience watching the Country Bear Musical Jamboree
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Bear band of the Country Bear Musical Jamboree

The Experience

You take your seat in the hall and the curtain opens. The bears perform one by one, with humour and plenty of Southern charm. You'll recognise songs from Disney films, but with a whole new twist. If you know the old show, you'll also hear a familiar tune return. It's light-hearted entertainment for young and old.

Discover Country Bear Musical Jamboree

Spot the references

The show is packed with references to Disney films, including in the costumes. Loyal fans will also hear a familiar tune from the old show.

A welcome break

The show is indoors and you're seated. A great moment to rest between Big Thunder and Tiana's Bayou Adventure.

Short waiting times

Grizzly Hall has lots of seats. Usually you only wait until the next performance begins.

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Visitor information

There is no minimum height. Children under 7 must be accompanied by someone aged 14 or older. Lightning Lane is not available for this show. Performances run back to back throughout the day.

Bear in a pink dress on stage
The stage of Grizzly Hall with bears

A slice of American charm

Country Bear Musical Jamboree is a cheerful change of pace between the roller coasters. The show is unique to Walt Disney World, which makes it worth seeing while you're here.

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