Disney World declares new events for 50th anniversary
Disney World is turning the large 5-0, yet the hotel isn’t allowing its age to back it off.
Walt Disney World declared a large number of new events, scheduled to start October 1, to pay tribute to the park’s 50th anniversary.
The first is “Disney Enchantment,” an nighttime event in the Magic Kingdom featuring music, light shows, fireworks, and “immersive projection effects that extend from Cinderella Castle down Main Street, U.S.A.”
EPCOT will have its own event, called “Harmonious,” a multilingual musical showcase of exemplary Disney songs. The occasion is “one of the largest nighttime spectaculars ever created for a Disney park,” the company said.
“‘Harmonious’ will invite you to travel the globe through new interpretations of classic Disney songs as you’ve never heard them before, reimagined in more than a dozen languages by a diverse group of 240 artists from around the world,” Disney said.
In Animal Kingdom, guests at the Discovery River Amphitheater can see a kite show, for certain kites up to 30-feet-in length, of exemplary Disney characters.
“These colorful creations will dance through the sky to the beat of favorite Disney songs in an uplifting, vibrant experience for the whole family,” the company said.
The 18-month-long festival will likewise highlight the fantastic opening of Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure at EPCOT, in view of the mainstream 2007 vivified film.
Different events will be declared later, the organization said.
The news comes only one month after the organization refreshed its veil strategy, reporting face covers would be “optional in outdoor common areas” at Disney World, aside from when effectively going to attractions or on transportation.
Before the Covid-19 pandemic, Disney produced more than $26 billion in deals at its parks division in financial 2019, addressing 37% of the organization’s general income.
The organization has put billions in its theme park division, opening new Star Wars lands in Florida and California in 2019. It’s likewise planning to debut Avengers Campus, a land-dependent on the successful Marvel franchise, at Disneyland this late spring.
