Marquee For Country Bear Jamboree Covered As Grizzly Hall Prepares For New Show

This summer is a big one for Big Al and his crew, and to help get ready for the debut of their new show, the marquee outside of the Country Bear Jamboree has been covered as work continues in and on Grizzly Hall for the new show.

What’s Happening:

  • Guests visiting the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World will notice that there is some work being done on Grizzly Hall in Frontierland.
  • The marquee for the legendary Country Bear Jamboree is currently covered, likely prepping it with a new display for their upcoming new show.
  • For those who don’t follow the big bear band, Last year, at Destination D23, it was announced that the fan-favorite Country Bear Jamboree would see changes to their show, debuting performances of a full catalog of Disney Tunes.
  • In order to get the new show ready and finely tuned, the Country Bear Jamboree at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom closed on January 27th, and is expected to reopen this Summer.
  • The marquee has been visible while the attraction has been closed – until now.

  • The Country Bears are getting ready to put on a new show that pays homage to the Opry-style shows of Nashville. While the Country Bear Musical Jamboree will include easter eggs from the beginning to the end including a familiar tune fans may remember, the bears will sing new, reinterpreted Disney tunes in different genres of country music – like bluegrass, pop-country, Americana, rockabilly and other styles.
  • This summer is a big one for Frontierland at Magic Kingdom. Not only will the Country Bears return with a brand new setlist, down the pathway and deeper into the bayou, the highly-anticipated Tiana’s Bayou Adventure is set to debut.
  • If you’d like to see either of the two new attractions when they debut this summer, Laughing Place recommends our friends at Mouse Fan Travel for all your travel needs.

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Tony Betti
Originally from California where he studied a dying artform (hand-drawn animation), Tony has spent most of his adult life in the theme parks of Orlando. When he’s not writing for LP, he’s usually watching and studying something animated or arguing about “the good ole’ days” at the parks.