

If You Enjoyed This Disney IllumiNations Post, Sign Up To Receive Posts By Email or… You don’t want to be the one who missed seeing this great show before it is gone forever. And it has had a fabulous run for a firework and laser extravaganza. Disney IllumiNations is the perfect ending to a great day at Epcot in Walt Disney World. The last show will be on September 30th to be followed by a new temporary show called Epcot Forever. If you are heading to Disney World this summer make sure to set aside at least one evening to watch Disney IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth at Epcot. And for the last 20-years, it has remained relatively unchanged. The original IllumiNations show back in 1988 was the first time that Disney used technology that allowed the launching of fireworks to be programmed with music cues. Especially at the end when the Earth Globe opens up and sets up for the big firework finale. The FinaleĮven though IllumiNations is a short show, it does make an impact. Wherever you do pick to watch this amazing show, make sure your view is unobstructed by trees for the best firework viewing. Some of the best viewing areas are on the bridge between the UK and France pavilions, Italy, Between the Norway and Mexico pavilions, World Showcase Plaza, on the outdoor terrace at Tokyo Dining, Mexico Pavilions, La Cantina de San Angel at the Mexico pavilion, Canada pavilion, and the Rose & Crown Dining Room.

A good thing to know is if you want a front row viewing, you do have to pick your spot early (sometimes 90-minutes early). There are so many places to watch the show around the Lagoon it might be hard to pick the best. The highlight of the show is the Earth Globe with its spherical video display system that displays the continents by LED screens that change throughout the 14-minute show along with great music. I have had some amazing times with my family watching this show with its message of hope and showcasing the history of our planet. weather permitting in the World Showcase Lagoon. Each package includes dinner at a select Epcot restaurant and reserved general seating at the American Gardens Theater during the Candlelight Processional.Disney Illuminations is a firework, laser, and light show that goes on every night at 9 p.m. You may even catch a glass blower in Germany putting the finishing touches on a seasonal ornament!Ĭandlelight Dining Packages: Savor an extra special treat when you ring in the holiday season with a Candlelight Dining Package. Lights of Winter: A festive, synchronized light show set to a joyous holiday score, running nightly at the World Showcase Plaza.Įpcot® Holiday Merchandise: Stroll through the World Showcase and discover festive holiday gifts for the entire family! Visit Santa's Village in America Adventure or stop by France for a delicious gourmet treat. Holiday Storytellers: Listen to legendary holiday folklore from around the world as told at the World Showcase by the legends themselves, including France's Père Noël, Italy's LaBefana and America's Santa Claus. to celebrate the exciting holiday tradition of lighting the Christmas tree in the unique setting of Epcot®, and enjoy a selection of international holiday music. Mickey Tree Lighting Treat: Join Mickey and friends every night at 6:00 p.m. at the World Showcase Lagoon featuring a very special holiday finale, which includes the classic song "Let There Be Peace On Earth" and the voice of Walter Cronkite offering a special holiday message. IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth: A spectacular light and sound show every night at 9:30 p.m. Revel in the joy of the season as you listen to an unforgettable retelling of the Christmas story by a celebrity narrator accompanied by a 50-piece orchestra and mass choir. Nightly Candlelight Processional at the American Gardens Theatre.

Ongoing Holiday celebrations throughout the World Showcase featuring festive food, fun and entertainment from a variety of exciting cultures worldwide include: I'm wondering what day it starts.if we will be there for the start of it at our Thanksgiving trip.Here is the dates. Has the 2008 schedule been release yet? I searched and not able to locate it.
