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Disneyland Article
Disney Reportedly Replacing Castle Fireworks Spectacular
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Rebekah Barton
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Among the things that define all Disney Parks are castles, Mickey Mouse, and, of course, fireworks. Disney has become known for incredible nighttime spectaculars that delight Guests of all ages.

From time to time, Disney changes it’s fireworks shows to bring Guests even more magic — there are holiday specials, for example, including special spectaculars for the Christmas season and the Fourth of July — but sometimes the new performances are more permanent.

Many regular Walt Disney World Resort visitors were upset when the immensely popular Happily Ever After show was replaced with Disney Enchantment for the Park’s ongoing 50th anniversary celebration and, now, it seems that Disneyland Resort might also be getting a new fireworks spectacular for The Walt Disney Company’s 100th anniversary next year.

Per a recent report, a new project codenamed “Project Moonlight” is actually a brand new fireworks show for Disneyland Resort. While this is currently a rumor and has not been confirmed by Disney, the nighttime spectacular is reportedly called Wonderous and it’s debut — should the rumor mill be correct — will coincide with The Walt Disney Company’s 100th anniversary on January 27th, 2023.

The report indicates that an official announcement will be made at D23 Expo in September.

Again, at this time, no official confirmation of Wonderous has been shared by Disney.

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