These shows can be enjoyed until September 30, 2023, when the anniversary celebrations end
Disneyland Paris, that has been celebrating its 30th anniversary over the course of this year, has announced a series of new shows that integrate high-technology and innovation with entertainment to keep visitors glued. These shows can be enjoyed until September 30, 2023, when the anniversary celebrations end, says a press statement by Disneyland Paris.
One of the highlights of the new show is a brand new Marvel night-time drone show that will light up the sky every night at Walt Disney Studios Park, beginning January 28 and running up to May 8. The statement says that the show is a worldwide exclusivity within the Disney Parks all around the world and the very first nighttime drone show daily performed and dedicated to Marvel Super Heroes, will combine music, lights, pyrotechnic effects, video projections and up to 500 drones that will form an awe-inspiring series of icons representing the powers of iconic Super Heroes, including Captain America, Captain Marvel, Scarlet Witch and for the first time at Disneyland Paris, Shang-Chi. For the show, Disneyland Paris to collaborate with the European leader in drone shows, Bordeaux-based company Dronisos, that has been named as the official technology provider of the resort for the second year in a row.
The 2023 version of Disney Dreams will be even more exceptional, as Sleeping Beauty Castle’s rooftops will be decorated with innovative LED technology
The other major show is Disney Dreams that will start from April 12. The statement says that the show has received one of the highest satisfaction rates since the opening of the resort, and will make its big comeback, giving a new generation of guests the opportunity to discover this iconic show. Every night, it will take visitors on a magical and emotional journey following the Disney D-Light drone show – a powerful combination of experiences that will result in an unforgettable nighttime sequence.
Disney Dreams, which originally debuted in 2012, offers a burst of colours and light using state-of-the-art technology, dazzling projections, spectacular lasers and fountains, and sensational pyrotechnic effects. The mapping technology used for the show also creates illusions of rotating towers and swinging motions on the walls of Sleeping Beauty Castle, says the statement.
The 2023 version of Disney Dreams will be even more exceptional, as Sleeping Beauty Castle’s rooftops will be decorated with innovative LED technology that light up in sync with the show’s soundtrack. An additional upgrade to the show’s technical equipment includes the installation of energy-efficient laser video projectors, which will make it possible to reduce energy use by 50 pc, while delivering a breathtaking show.
The resort will also resume a renovated cruise will also resume as this ‘unmissable’ cruise, that is Nestled in the heart of Fantasyland since the Park’s opening in 1992, will finally reopen in the Spring of 2023 to enchant Disneyland Paris guests.
For almost 60 years, this attraction has featured hundreds of dolls wearing national costumes and singing an emotion-filled song It’s a small world to celebrate global unity. The refurbishment work contributed to reviving the highly colourful appearance of its outdoor façade and allowed for several technical upgrades, says the statement.
Yet another show, that will start in the Summer is a brand-new show Pixar: We Belong Together that will invite guests to take part in a musical adventure at Studio Theater alongside their favourite Pixar pals. During this show, which will combine state-of-the-art stage technology, lighting effects, choreography and iconic songs, guests will find out how music and friendship brings us together, says the statement.
