Tips for Happily Ever After
Where to Stand
There are so many great places to see Happily Ever After but to matter where you stand it is such a magical show! Here are some tips for you so that you know you are getting the best view! There are lights in the center before the castle and they can block a little view of the castle, so standing directly in the center even if you are far back if a good view. Make sure you stand within the lines so the cast members don't yell at you! People can be fisty when trying to get a spot so get there about 20 minutes before and do not move because people have no mercy!
To loud for your kids
Happily Ever After is mostly projections on the castle, there are lots of fireworks as well. The show is all on a soundtrack so there is not a lot of loud parts. There is one battle scene that gets a little loud but it passes by fast. If you are worried that your kids won't like it there are videos on youtube and I suggest watching them before but don't show it to your kids because it takes away the magic!
Timing
Happily Ever After usually playes between 8-8:30 p.m. but each day can be different so on the Disney Parks app it can tell you when each show starts that night. If it is thunderstorming or bad weather that day sometimes the show will be cancelled they will make announcements and they will send you a notification on the app.
Overview
Happily Ever After is my favorite nigh time show in Disney. First it starts with some narrirations and slowly lights up the castle and then it goes into almost a music video. Lots of Disney characters will dance around in the projection and there music will be playing. It is amazing how the imagineers planned the video perfectly to line up with the castle. There are fireworks in the beginning and end to go along with the projections. It is truly the best show Disney has made in a long time!Here is a link to watch the show to see if your kids would like it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWrxn4wXyPk
