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It's Tough to Be a Bug

4D movie

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The characters from "A Bug's Life" run amok on screen and in the audience.

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23 votes, so far

One of the most underrated attractions in the resort. This 3-D show is entertaining and filled with many in theatre effects. The show is pretty short (about 9 minutes), but is a great place to sit and relax. This show is scary for only very little kids, and the scary part of the show only last for about a minute or two. This show is a pleasant surprise and never has a wait as they are continuosly running the shows. The theming is also wonderful while waiting in the room before the next show starts. I highly recommend visiting this attraction during the hot part of the day when crowds are heavy at other attractions. - Manny Barron

A first for us. Receving a sting bug's flatulence, sprayed with bug spray, spiders from the ceiling, very cute but I kept waiting for a point. My seven year old was puzzled. - DOCTOR WHEELER

Good technology, nice place to go when hot, interesting, especially effect right at the end. - Jennifer Sharpe

A bit educational, a bit entertaining, a bit creepy for some. I thought it was an interesting perspective on educating people that not all bugs are "gross". Although the events happen at a very rapid-fire pace, it is done in a very effective manner. Impressive atmosphere in the waiting room, as well as the overall design of the show room. The benches, the ceiling, the animatronics... they're all done with much detail. Not for everyone, especially those with fear of insects, and spiders... and smells... ew. But for those who can tolerate or enjoy multi-legged creatures, this is a great show! - Brandon Mendoza

It was kind of boring, but points for its uniqueness and special effects and the Hopper animatronic - Ryan L

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