DisneyFanatic.com The Latest News, Advice, and Perspective from Disney Fans for Disney Fans!

Like the Magic Kingdom, Epcot requires at least two days to tour effectively. There is so much to see in World Showcase alone and you should take time to enjoy the details. For the purpose of this article, it is assumed you will tour early morning one day and have an afternoon arrival the second day. Suggestion: Use the Day ...

5. Classic Films The 18-minute spectacle will feature scenes from classic Disney films such as “The Little Mermaid” and “Aladdin” to modern blockbusters “Moana” and “Zootopia.”

6. What about Tinker Bell? One of the most emotional moments of “Wishes” was watching Tinker Bell fly from the castle to Tomorrowland.  Because no Magic Kingdom Park fireworks display is complete without this little bit of magic, Tinker Bell will continue to fly across the night sky, reminding guests that with a little faith, trust and pixie dust, everyone can ...

7. Disney films The Disney company knows fans of all ages have an emotional attachment to the Disney films.  Characters and scenes from more than 25 Disney films will be featured through state-of-the-art projections, enhanced by more than 50 choreographed spotlights, brilliant lasers and plenty of awe-inspiring fireworks. Photo Credit: Disneytouristblog.com

8. Schedule “Happily Ever After” will be presented nightly and will be a great way to end your day at Magic Kingdom.  Show times will vary based on park hours and time of year.  This is an outdoor show and subject to cancellation due to inclement weather.  Like “Wishes”, you will be able to see at least the fireworks part of ...

By now, you’ve probably heard the “Wishes” nightly fireworks spectacular at the Magic Kingdom is going away, with the last performance scheduled for May 11.  For over 13 years, Wishes has been a “must do” for anyone doing a Disney World vacation.  Narrated by Jiminy Cricket and featuring a flying appearance by Tinkerbell, Wishes was spectacular and emotional.  As we ...

1. Castle Projection Much like the recent Star Wars fireworks at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, the new Magic Kingdom fireworks show is expected to rely heavily on video projection mapping on Cinderella Castle, and will incorporate characters from Moana, Brave, Big Hero 6, Zootopia, The Princess & The Frog and Aladdin, with dazzling projections bringing heartfelt Disney stories to life on ...

2. Musical Score Every great Disney show is highlighted by a spectacular musical score.  “Happily Ever After” will feature the latest fireworks and pyrotechnics and original animation, plus a heart-tugging original score.  The score for “Happily Ever After” was recorded by a 75-piece orchestra in London and includes tunes from a multitude of Disney movies, including “Beauty and the Beast,” ...

3. Dessert Party The Fireworks Dessert Party at Tomorrowland Terrace will continue to offer up a yummy way to view the nighttime fun as “Happily Ever After” makes its debut.  This is a great way to reserve a prime viewing spot for you and your family and enjoy some tasty treats while you wait for the show. 

4. Disney Storytelling In addition to fireworks, the show will feature more lasers, lights and projections than any Disney show before it. “Happily Ever After” is also an entirely new kind of Disney storytelling, one that will take guests on an inspiring journey filled with heart, humor and emotion. Guests become part of the journey themselves as they follow favorite Disney ...