Disney & Pixar Short Film Festival is a celebration of Pixar’s short films that features three short films and theatre special effects. 3D-glasses are worn during this experience that takes film-viewing to a new level with special 4-D theatre effects.
| Disney Park | EPCOT |
|---|---|
| Location in Park | World Celebration |
| Height Restrictions | Any Height |
| Age Interests | All Ages |
| Thrill Type | Dark/ Indoor |
| Hours | Continuous |
| Wait Times | Usually No Wait |
| FastPass+ | No |
| Accessibility Information | Can Remain In Wheelchair/ECV |
Attraction Overview
Disney & Pixar Short Film Festival at EPCOT is currently showing three Pixar short-films: “Get a Horse!” “Feast” and “Piper”. These films are shown in stunning 3-D with dimensional visual effects, and 4-D theatre effects such as water spraying and theatre rumbling accompany the films. The runtime for the show is approximately 18 minutes-long. While guests wait for the next show a preshow is available for guests to view that explores the history of Disney and Pixar animation. This attraction is suitable for guests of all ages, but guests should be aware that the theatre is dark and the sound effects can become quite loud.
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Location & Wait Times
Disney & Pixar Short Film Festival has a runtime of approximately 18 minutes-long. There is usually no wait for this attraction other than waiting for the next showtime to be available. The show runs continuously from open to close.
Queue Experience
The queue-area for this attraction is filled with concept art from the short films, and a preshow about Disney and Pixar animation history plays while guests wait for the next show.
Written by
Megan Woodard
Contributing Writer
Megan was born into a Disney family. Her first trip to Disney World was when she was only 18 months old. Now as an adult, Megan loves to share the magic of Disney with her two toddlers. Keeping up with Disney news and Disney World knowledge is a fun hobby for Megan. Disney World is her favorite place to be and continuously brings back her childhood joy.
