Hoop-Dee-Doo Reivew

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Hoop-Dee-Doo Review!

Located at Fort Wilderness Cabins, Pioneer Hall which sits near the boat docks of the resort grounds. 
This is considered a Dinner show, requiring pre-payment of reservation and uses 2 dining credits. 
There are 3 dining sections with Section 1 being most expensive but also closest to stage
The dining plan only covers section 2 or 3. 

They typically offer 3 shows per day; 4pm, 6:15pm, 8:30pm
The times for the Dinner show can also affect the price. The earlier show is the cheapest. I would recommend just paying out of pocket for that one and selecting section 1. 
TIP is included in the cost! Bonus!

Expect to spend a minimum of 2 hours for the dining event.  

Let me say, I greatly enjoyed this Dinner show! My soon to be 13 year old son also really enjoyed it!

When I walked in, I noticed a pretty wide range of guests and from the looks at the tables during the show, they pretty much all enjoyed it. The show does interact with guests! This, to me, adds to the fun!

We went during a slower season. They didn't even offer seating in there balcony while we enjoyed it. 
We were also so fortunate to sit right next to the stage! WOW! 

Such a cute simple hokey good time show. The singing was so on point as well as the showmanship from the actors! 
Great piano and banjo player too, I didn't forget those guys!

The food is served directly to your table buffet style of all you can eat: Ribs(okay-not the best), Fried chicken(really enjoyed), Pork beans with pork in them(yummy), Corn on the cob(good!), cornbread(sweet-which is how I like it), Garden salad(good), Mashed potatoes(super good), Strawberry shortcake(huge and well done)
You can also order an alcoholic beverage with the meal(get one free).. Not a bad deal. 

The restaurant is located at Fort Wilderness in front of Pioneer Hall which is right by the Boat Docks. 
If coming in from another resort or Park, I encourage you to take a mode of transportation to Magic Kingdom, From Magic Kingdom take the resort boat over to Fort Wilderness. It is a super quick walk from docks to Pioneer Hall. Easy Peasy. 
If storming, take Bus and allow for a much longer transportation time. Fort Wilderness has an internal Bus system. Park Busses drop off at the Main check in house which is the very opposite end of the campgrounds from the Boat docks. Taking a bus to Fort Wilderness, You would then have to take the Internal Bus over to Pioneer hall. There are several stops between those two points.  
It is nice when coming to the dining location to enjoy some of the campgrounds as well! It is really just so relaxing over there. 1
If you choose the 4pm show, stick around so you can make the Chip & Dale Campfire Sing-along!

Here are a couple of clips from the show I saw!
Clip 1
Clip 2

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