Disneyland Paris unveils new nightime spectacular: “Disney Tales of Magic” and Disney Music Festival
Disneyland Paris unveils new nightime spectacular: “Disney Tales of Magic” and Disney Music Festival
Disneyland Paris has unveiled a new nighttime spectacular, “Disney Tales of Magic,” that will transport you into the most enchanting Walt Disney Animation Studios and Pixar Animation Studios stories, delivering an emotionally moving experience.
Since the debut of Disney Dreams!® and Disney Illuminations, these evening performances have become synonymous with iconic entertainment, creating must-see moments for guests. Staying true to its artistic expertise, Disneyland Paris pushes the boundaries of innovation and creativity by incorporating, for the very first time at this park, Main Street, U.S.A. at the heart of the stage. With this new creation, Disneyland Paris blends storytelling and cutting-edge technology to offer a truly magical and connective experience.
‘Disney Tales of Magic’: An innovative and immersive nighttime spectacular at the heart of Disneyland Paris
Starting 10th January 2025, Disneyland Paris a new spectacular, “Disney Tales of Magic: will immerse you into a truly unique sensory journey through some of the most beloved stories from Disney Animation and Pixar.
With “Disney Tales of Magic”, guests experience a thrilling and emotional story as Main Street, U.S.A. seamlessly integrates into the show’s staging, blending harmoniously with the breathtaking projections on Sleeping Beauty Castle. Through 20 super bright high-definition LED video projectors cleverly hidden along Main Street, U.S.A, the space will be transformed into an enchanting setting at times, becoming a grand ballroom where Cinderella and Prince Charming waltz under the stars, a colourful Colombian village brought to life by the magic of the Madrigal family, rows of vibrant emotion-filled memory spheres inside Riley’s mind, and many more iconic Disney Animation and Pixar worlds.
This 20-minute nighttime show will combine pyrotechnics, fountain displays, and cutting-edge technology to create an experience that includes 60 brand-new ultra-powerful lighting fixtures, 15 ultra-bright lasers, an all-new architectural LED lighting package, the iconic Star Flash strobes, as well as a new immersive audio system. Not to mention the drones, operated by the resort’s official technology provider Dronisos, which will form 3D figures in the sky above the castle creating a unique visual experience at Disneyland Paris.
“Disney Tales of Magic” will redefine the magic of Disney and Pixar storytelling through a one-of-a-kind technological display. This complex show programming required over 17,500 hours of work, leveraging the most advanced 3D technologies. To achieve this unprecedented projection quality, Disneyland Paris teams have enlisted the expertise of London-based NorthHouse, to help bring the show’s immersive visual experiences to life with a new level of artistry and innovation.
Natacha Rafalski, President of Disneyland Paris said:
“At Disneyland Paris, we’ve always strived to push the boundaries of what’s possible in nighttime entertainment, and Disney Tales of Magic takes that vision even further. Our teams have crafted something truly magical, an experience that will captivate and inspire guests for years to come. Building on our legacy of innovation, creativity, and storytelling, we’re excited for this show to become a lasting part of the story of Disneyland Park.”
This will be an emotional journey, with a multitude of Disney Animation stories such as Pinocchio, Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast, The Lion King, Lilo & Stitch and Encanto and Pixar films including Coco, Inside Out, Toy Story and WALL-E.
Featuring over 20 custom arrangements of iconic tracks from Disney Animation and Pixar films, the show’s soundtrack composed exclusively for this production, will stir cherished memories while reinventing the classics in a fresh, vibrant style. At the heart of this soundtrack is Live in Magic, an original song performed in both French and English by the talented Noémie Legrand, accompanied by a 100-piece orchestra recorded at the legendary Air Studios in London. Composed by Noémie Legrand, Tony Ferrari, and Lucky West, Live in Magic promises to deliver a truly moving experience for all.
First Ever Disney Musical Festival
Beginning 19th April 2025, Disneyland Paris will celebrate the magic of music with its first-ever Disney Music Festival, running through until 7th September 2025. This festival will enhance guests’ experiences throughout their day at Disneyland Park, offering unforgettable musical moments. All across the Park, venues will come alive with melodies, concerts, and shows that reflect the rich, diverse musical worlds of Disney and Pixar.
From a pop/rock concert featuring Disney’s greatest hits to Minnie Mouse’s parade with her marching band, and the sunny melodies of Moana, visitors will be immersed in a lively, festive atmosphere. With live performances by singers interpreting both beloved classics and contemporary hits from Disney Animation and Pixar animated films, this musical event will have every generation singing and dancing along.
How to do it: Two-night package from £289 per person
Enjoy a two-night stay at Disneyland Paris from £289 per person, including accommodation at Disney Newport Bay Club® with unlimited access to the Disney Parks for three days and direct return flights with EasyJet.
To book visit: www.disneylandparis.com Travel company terms and conditions: Price is based on two adults and two children (aged 3-9) sharing a Superior Room at Disney Newport Bay Club®, with direct return economy flights from London Luton to Paris Charles de Gaulle.
Notes: Price is based on a departure date of 20th January 2025. All prices and itinerary correct as of 11th November 2024 and subject to availability and change. Walt Disney Travel Company International is a member of ABTA and is ATOL protected. ATOL certificate number 10404.
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