It's Tough to Be a Bug4D movieWritten by Brandon Mendoza Flik, the protagonist from "A Bug's Life", is our guide through this educational show. Of course, something goes wrong, and chaos ensues! Through the use of theatrical lighting, animatronics, 3-D film, and other special effects, "A Bug's Life" provides an experience using sight, sound, smell, and even touch! This 9 minute film may be frightening for some children. Guests may remain in their wheelchairs, ECVs, or motorized scooters.
Reader reviews of It's Tough to Be a Bug
My favorite 4D attraction out there. They use a wide vary of effects including some that you won't find anywhere else (the bugs under seat and wasp sting). Go on it any time in the day the lines are never long. - Jeff Moon I liked the effects, and the show itself was perfect. My son got a little scared, but he kept on saying wow when the Audio Animatronic Hopper came out. He kept on humming the final song, "We are Pollinators" For Me, the poster was humorous and the show was great. - Brendan Harrison Great effects! Big surprises and just great fun for the whole family - Erik Avila Good movie attraction. It has some of the best Audio-Animatronics in anywhere. - Will Chilcote I'm surprised that this attraction only got a 7 from TPI readers. After Mickey's PhilharMagic, this is the best 3D/4D attraction I've ever seen, with a great and impressive AA as a bonus (yes, Hopper is not a 3D effect!) - Sylvain Comeau all i've got to say, is "ew". - Lucas Lee 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 I was surprised by how good this show was. It was scary at parts and i jumped so high at one point that my little mickey hat fell off and i had to like crawl around in the dark to find it (dont ask why i didnt just wait until the end...) But we had a lot of fun in this show it was awesome. - Chloe ! It's Commendable, with reservations. It's funny, and got a lot of surprises that make you feel like you are in the ant hill with Flik. First the walk down a windy path makes you feels like you're an ant. Check out the tree on the way down, it resembles the tree and the island from "A Bug's Life". People who have seen the movie will get more out of this show. My reservation: While I think the rest of Bug's Life area is great for young children, this show is not really appropriate for very young children, especially if they are afraid of bugs or the dark. For other young children who might be afraid, I suggest you hold them in your lap. Otherwise, the show and 4D effects is sometimes funny, and sometimes overwhelming. - Frances Koo This show is just like its florida counterpart and is entertaining and all0around family fun with a few little surprises. - Patrick Gorham
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