Elsa and Anna on Stage; Frozen Sing Along; Hollywood Studios
  • On May 9, 2025
    Jessica from IA Asked Please note that experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    Hi! What are the show run times for Frozen, B&B and Indy at HS? The website lists some as 60 mins, but most other websites say 30 mins. We are trying to book dining and LL reservations too so timing really matters. Thanks!

    Welcome to planDisney, Jessica! I'm so glad to be able to answer another question for you today. Are you getting so excited for your trip to Walt Disney World? With just about a month to go, it's a great time to start thinking about lining up your shows, dining, and Lightning Lane selections, so let's chat about showtimes!

    You're absolutely right that some websites list different runtimes for the stage shows at Hollywood Studios, and I see how that can be a bit confusing. The key thing to know is that the times listed on the Walt Disney World website often include a little extra buffer time; not just the show itself, but also some time for queuing, getting seated, watching the performance, and then exiting the theater with the rest of the audience. Here's the breakdown of the actual runtime of each show:

    For the First Time in Forever: A Frozen Sing-Along Celebration runs about 30 minutes. It's such a fun show with lots of humor, special effects, and, of course, that one song that you'll have stuck in your head all day.

    Beauty and the Beast - Live On Stage clocks in at about 25 minutes. It's a Broadway-style retelling of the classic tale as old as time, and it's beautifully done. Just enough time to enjoy the story without eating too much into your next reservation window.

    Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular! also runs for about 25 minutes. This one's full of action and big stunts, so it moves quickly and is definitely a hit with adventure fans.

    So, when you're mapping out your day, plan for 25-30 minutes of actual showtime, and add another 10-15 minutes before the show to queue up and get good seats. That way, you'll have a solid buffer between shows and meals or your next attraction.

    Hope this helps make your day smooth and magical, and please let us know if you have any more questions about your upcoming trip!

    Jessica
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Meet the Panelist: Jessica, Texas

I'm a data scientist and lifelong Disney enthusiast who’s been visiting Walt Disney World Resort since I was a baby. My Disney travel style combines stunning lounges and world-class dining with the joy of hidden entertainment gems and my all-time favorite attractions. Whether it’s a foodie-focused couples' getaway or a fabulous girls' trip, I believe the magic starts with planning, and I'm passionate about crafting unforgettable adventures. Learn More About Jessica

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