Festival of the Lion King at Lion King Theater is a half hour live theater show staged in-the-round. It is a cross between a parade and a tribal celebration. You can enjoy the cool misters in the queue and the shade in the theater. Wheel chair seating is down front (on the floor) and you will sit beside your companions sitting on the theater's bleachers.

Pocahontas and Her Forest Friends at Grandmother Willow's Grove. You can learn with Pocahontas and her animal friends in this 10 minute musical stage show. With her forest being threatened, Pocahontas asks Grandmother Willow for help. You will see many live animals on stage and the lesson teaches us all about environmental preservation. Wheel chair seating is available, ask for it up front for the kids.

Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular s a 30 minute live show full of stunts in a covered amphitheater. Most WC seating is in the rear, but there are 4 WC spots in front.  While waiting in the queue, let cast members know if you'd like to sit in front. Your companions will be seated near you no matter which area you are in.

Lights, Motors, Action! Extreme Stunt Show   Located at Tri-City Square at the end of Streets of America, this show brought from Disneyland Paris, is a High-Octane display for  extreme vehicle stunts. Performed with a back drop of a Mediterranean village, you get to see how they pull of some of those amazing movie chase scenes. Wheelchairs will be directed to take the elevator to the special seating area about halfway up the stadium. Your companions will be seated near you

Playhouse Disney features a  2o minute stage shows for little ones with entertainers like Bear in the Big Blue House. Most of the audience sits on the carpeted floor, Wheelchair seating is behind them.

Beauty and the Beast @ Theater of the Stars Who needs to go to Broadway!? You can see a 25-min version of Beauty and the Beast on stage at a replica of the Hollywood Bowl. To the left of the entrance, there is a ramp that takes you to WC seating in the rear. Your companions will be seated near you.

Fantasmic! We think Fantasmic!, the evening fireworks show, is the best night time show in WDW . The Fantasmic! amphitheater can fill up as early as 90 min before, so plan on getting there early. A story of good vs. evil, the lasers, pyrotechnics and water screens make it a perfect ending to a star studded day. Wheel chair seating is in the rear and your companions sit in front of you.