Chip 'N Dale's Campfire Sing-A-Long

[Guest]

We are visiting Orlando in early March and will be only visiting the Universal Parks. However we have a 5yr old in tow so would like to do a few Disney things without visiting the parks. Am I right in saying that you dont need a park ticket to do Chip 'N Dale's Campfire Sing-A-Long?

If so, whats involved? Is it worth a drive out from I-drive to visit it?
Also is it on every night or just select nights?

[Guest]

No you don't need a park ticket. It's fab and perfect for a 5 yr old. They also do a movie under the stars afterwards.
You can do lots of other activities at fort wilderness too.

[tinks75]

Ditto above it's great fun for littler kiddies. Leave plenty time tho as a it's pretty fair trek

[MargaretMouse]

I didn't even no this existed. It sounds like great fun, I'm a huge lover of Chip and Dale. I'm sure as we are all adults we can mingle,in with the crowds.

[Geordieprincess]

We really enjoyed it. You can buy s'mores kits there or take your own skewers/marshmallows and toast on campfire. Then there's a cowboy style sing a long and chip and Dale meet everyone for photos then join in the dancing. Then there is a movie afterwards. You need to get a bus from the carpark so allow plenty of time. You need ID to enter fort wilderness - passport photocopy is enough.

[Guest]

We weren't asked for ID to enter.

[Picklepuppy]

How much is this?

[Guest]

It's free, but they do sell packs to make your own s'mores. (Or you can take your own). The only thing they ask is to wait for C & D to come to you as they circulate. Lasts about 40 minutes.

[Geordieprincess]

Originally Posted by Picklepuppy

How much is this?

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It's free but you can buy drinks, snacks and s'mores kits from the chuck wagon. I think the s'mores kit was around $10. That was all we spent, there was no pressure to buy anything.

[Guest]

Is parking free?