Summer fireworks at Disneyland began way back in 1956. Five years later, the “Fantasy in the Sky” fireworks show debuted and ran until 2001. The next year a new show began, “Believe … There’s Magic in the Stars.” It ran for three summers. The summer of 2005 exploded with new fireworks in celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Disneyland. Guests were treated to “Remember … Dreams Come True,” a nighttime spectacular, narrated by the legendary Julie Andrews, that took guests on a nostalgic journey through the park’s history. It was a touching tribute to 50 years of magic. Last summer a new show lit up the sky. “Magical” premiered, and that’s the show currently running. Check out this video of the summer fireworks past and present, and then come see them in person. Now through July 4, guests will see a fireworks spectacular that salutes America’s Independence Day: “Celebrate America! A Fourth of July Concert in the Sky.” Special summer fireworks run every night at Sleeping Beauty Castle through Labor Day weekend. It’s the perfect way to end a day at the parks. Read more...(188 words, 13 images, estimated 45 secs reading time)
Disney’s Fantillusion night parade at Disneyland Resort Paris. December 2007. Formerly performed at Tokyo Disneyland , the parade was created in 1995 specifically for Tokyo Disneyland, it was developed by the team behind Fantasmic!, the show performed at Disneyland in Anaheim and the Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Orlando, with the aim of condensing the story of Fantasmic! and putting it into a parade format.
After months of technical issues, the new Disneyland Fantasmic Dragon in Anaheim, California is almost ready to be unveiled to the public. Here’s an official look at the dragon. More information at www.attractionsmagazine.com
Disneyland Resort glows like never before this summer with the exciting, after-dark entertainment of Summer Nightastic!: a new fireworks spectacular, "Magical," starring Dumbo the flying elephant; Tinker Bell's "pixie magic" in "Disney's Electrical Parade"; sensational new characters and special effects in "Fantasmic!" – and more.
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