This is a must see for families. If you have young kids you should bring them here. I think a lot of the experience at the Great Moments show with Mr Lincoln are very important for our youth. This is a really touching and amazing part of disneyland. This show has been around for a long time and is pretty much unchanged. I remember coming here as a kid and was in total awe.

This is an interesting animatronic presentation that startles the eye through amazement how such old technology seem so real. All Americans should see this exhibit to remind them of the price paid for freedom. President Abraham Lincoln Was a cool President. Jesus Loves You!!!

When you walk out of Mr. Lincoln you will be filled with great pride and patriotism!

One of my favorites. Going here gives me so much pride. Reminding me of why Lincoln is thee greatest president.

My daughter and I watched the show last weekend over President’s Day weekend. It is always a phenomenal show to watch. Not only a great part of history with Abraham Lincoln but it is amazing to see something that debuted at the Worlds Fair so many years ago. Seeing Lincoln stand to give his speech during Great Moments is just breathtaking. Even though he has been upgraded over the years it is just simply amazing. Great piece of history and a great learning experience.

A very special exhibit and one of the most memorable experiences. Disney's robotics were groundbreaking. The first time I saw Mr. Lincoln, decades ago, it took my breath away. We visited Disneyland recently and were happy to see this is still available to show your kids! Great gallery too. Very inspiring!

This seems to be aired endlessly. You can experience American history. It's empty so you can take a break and sit down.

Very informative, love hearing our history. Air conditioned and comfy seats. Seems to be a 15 minute video. Great place to rest look at the original disneyland project from 1955 and hear President Lincoln.

On a very HOT summer day this air condition show was great. Hearing Mr. Lincolns actual words was very moving. And the Two Brothers song at the beginning made you realize real people sacrificed in the Civil War.

Very underrated attraction, a window into the mind and heart of Walt Disney, and into the early days of Disneyland preserved in time.

Pure classic Disney nostalgia. Definitely worth a few minutes visiting even if you do not stay for the whole performance. This is original Walt inspired Disney at its finest inside Disneyland Park.

15 minute show including the Gettysburg address, but that’s not all! The pavilion also houses concept artwork for rides through the park, and a pre-show film in Frederick Douglass. The show itself is a a moving part Walt’s original vision and the animatronic portion holds up all these years later. There is a midnight showing (even when the park closes at midnight!).

Honestly, I've always wanted to go to this but never did. Finally, my wife and I checked it out and it was fantastic. First off, they had really cool art and some history about Disneyland that was fascinating. The hand carved replica of the Capitol Building was amazing. Secondly, the show was super informative and the anamatronics was out of this world. I imagine that everyone was blown away back when this frost came out. You have to check this place out of you have the time. The seats are comfy and you'll be there for about 20 minutes plus however much time you look at art and history items.

Too many people and wait to long for the short ride at the end of the wait.

Lots of great history plus a really cool life size animatronic of the greatest president ever

This is our go to at the end of our visit. We highly recommend it.

Watched it for the first time ever this weekend despite having been to Disneyland several times already. Given the current political climate, the messages conveyed by this decades old show struck me as never being more relevant in my lifetime. I was left wanting to cry in the middle and clap at the end. Excellent presentation!

A breath of fresh air. It’s nice to see an anti-woke corner at Disney.