Rehearsals are underway at Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue as reservations open tomorrow - details on pricing and showtimes

By WDWMAGIC Staff · Wednesday May 25, 2022 9:38am ET · "Hoop Dee Doo Musical Revue"
Rehearsals are underway at Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue as reservations open tomorrow - details on pricing and showtimes
Walt Disney World's Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue returns June 23 2022.

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Hoop Dee Doo Musical Revue overview

Hoop Dee Doo Musical Revue overview

Walt Disney World's Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue returns June 23 to the Pioneer Hall in Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground.

As rehearsals got underway this week at the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Review, tickets go on sale online and via phone May 26 for shows beginning June 23 2022.

Pricing has risen slightly ($2) since the show last performed in 2020, with Category 1 seating now at $74, Category 2 at $69, and Category 3 at $66

Showtimes are 4:20pm, 6:35pm and 8:50pm, with seating beginning 20 minutes before showtime.

According to Disney the show will return with some changes, "Since its opening day almost 50 years ago, this fan-favorite show has continued to surprise and delight our guests, and as Disney grows we look for new ways to elevate and enhance our classic experiences. Hoop-Dee-Doo will return with a few updates to its script and scenery, while staying true to the treasured experience the whole family can enjoy – with the hilarious, high-spirited entertainment that it's been known for all these years."

The dining aspect of the experience remains the same as before, including the all-you-care-to-enjoy fried chicken and smoked BBQ pork ribs, as well as a tossed green salad, cowboy beans, fresh-baked cornbread, macaroni-and-cheese and creamy coleslaw - followed by strawberry shortcake.


Unlimited draft beer, wine and sangria are available for Guests 21 years of age and up. Soft drinks are also included.

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Thank god. It is now time to book my next camping trip to FWCG. Hopefully, the show stays as it was before the pandemic, and the woke trend hasn't impacted it.
Whoever designed the seating chart has obviously never set foot in the theater because that Category 2 section labeled "balcony" isn't balcony.
↩ replying to CaptainAmerica
It’s not, but the tables and chairs are higher. 100% not the same, but I guess I see what they’re thinking?
↩ replying to SteveAZee
Remember to mix in some fried chicken and cornbread to balance things out.
↩ replying to RememberWhen
I think it's just an error. Because the section that actually IS balcony isn't labeled as such.
↩ replying to CaptainAmerica
That’s possible. Label error makes sense.
↩ replying to FigmentFan82
They had 3 a couple years ago, but are now down to 1 because they decided DVC rooms were more valuable (and then didn't build Reflections...).

There's plenty of room for more of them at Disney Springs.
They could also bring back the Diamond Horseshoe Revue instead of charging $40 to eat in front of an empty stage.
↩ replying to montyz81
Eye roll
↩ replying to montyz81
If you’re expecting the exact same show as before the closure, I would go ahead and not buy tickets because you’ll be setting yourself up for disappointment.

As I’ve said in this thread before, Disney has tinkered with the show and removed references that may no longer be acceptable a number of times, just without a formal announcement. Guns were removed after Pulse, the Indian Scout became the “Wilderness Scout,” etc. If you’re curious about other changes to the show over the years let me know and I’ll detail them for you.

However to suggest that the show hasn’t changed until 6/23/22 is quite incorrect.
Glad it is coming back. Such a unique, fun family experience.
↩ replying to Animaniac93-98
Absolutely agree with this. Senseless the way that is done now.
Woohoo! Reservations opening night!
↩ replying to floydbeatle
Lucky! I keep trying for 6/23 and can’t get them!
Right now I have 6/30, which I’ll cancel if I can get 6/23. Seems to be sporadic availability, but shows that were at one point showing up as sold out are now coming up as available and vice-versa, so my advice to everyone is to keep trying.