It's Tough to Be a Bug

It's Tough to Be a Bug is the latest 3-D attraction at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Fl. It has some of the same characters as A Bug's Life, the Pixar-Disney collaboration that was released recently. It shows how hard it is to get noticed as a bug and how hard life can be when you are chased, swatted, or sprayed. The best place to sit is the very back middle; here the 3-D effects are at their best. Before you enter the theater, be sure to read the posters in the lobby, they are quite funny.

When my girlfriend and I went to Disney World last September, Animal Kingdom was, like all the others, a fantastic theme park. The safari was incredible...to see such wonderful animals close (without going to Africa) was great!

The tree of life was a wonderful creation and...(yes I'm getting to it)...."It's tough to be a bug" was superb! The "Extra" special effects during the show were totally unexpected and very well done. I recommend it to anyone...even if you have already seen other 3D shows at the other parks...this one stands out in our memory!!

If you like A Bug's Life and or 4D shows than you'll enjoy this. Basically the premise is Flick educating the public on bugs and how tough it is hence the name. Not only is it cool but it's also educational. One thing I find bizarre is that Hopper (Kevin Spacey) appears towards the end before being defeated once more. Apparently he survived being eaten by birds. Hopefully he won't this time. It's Tough to Be a Bug is enjoyable to both kids and adults. Next time you go to Animal Kingdom I highly recommend you check it out.

"It's Tough to Be a Bug" is a very funny look at how bugs deal with the world. The only problem with this attraction is the audience.

My family and I have seen a lot of 3-D shows through the years, and this has got to be one of my favorites! Even as you walk down the queue to the theater, everything is in character. You feel like your starting to go underground. Once you get to the theater, you are given bug eyes (3-D glasses, that look just like bug eyes). The show is great, and all of us from ages 5-55 just loved it. There are lots of surprises and once again Disney puts on a quality show! You can't miss this one if you go to California Adventure or Animal Kingdom!