Disney World has a few different services to make trips magical and accessible for all guests.

From wheelchair- and ECV-accessible ride options to the offerings within the Disability Access Service, Disney works to include all guests in the magic. If you’re heading into Disney’s Animal Kingdom soon, there’s one special service that you may want to know about!

Over in Animal Kingdom, in the Asia section of the park, the Anandapur Theather hosts the Feathered Friends in Flight! show.

This show features a couple of trainers who teach visitors all about the birds of Animal Kingdom, with lots of guest appearances from the feathered stars themselves. You may hear a parrot sing a song, watch an owl fly low over the crowd, and even help the trainers launch fruit into the air for the birds to catch.

Recently, on a trip to this area of the park, we noticed that the showtime schedule indicated that one of the shows that day had a sign language interpreter.

We spoke with a Cast Member and found out that the sign language show is currently held on Tuesdays and Saturdays. If you’re planning to visit Animal Kingdom and would like to attend a show with a sign language interpreter, make sure you plan to be there on one of those days. You can tell which showtime has sign language interpretation by the symbol to the right of the time on the board.

This is not a new development — sign language shows have been held here for quite some time now, but we wanted to remind you about this cool feature in case it helps you out on an upcoming vacation.

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