News 'Disney Dreams That Soar' Drone show coming to Walt Disney World this summer

monothingie

Nakatomi Plaza Christmas Eve 1988. Never Forget.
Premium Member
I wonder if the show is visible from the International gateway bridge at Epcot while watching Luminous while both shows are on the same timetable.
The show is best viewed from the west side and from the opposite side of Saratoga all other angles are pretty lousy, but it’s still decent show
 

Tom P.

Well-Known Member
This looks quite amazing! Unfortunately, it's scheduled to do its final show on September 2nd and we are arriving on September 10th. Think there's any chance of it being extended?
 

DCBaker

Premium Member
Disney has shared some facts about Disney Dreams That Soar:
  • “Disney Dreams That Soar” is a nighttime experience that combines LED, choreography and animation for an unforgettable show.
  • “Disney Dreams That Soar” features over 30 classic Disney characters, all sharing the dream of flight.
  • The show features a remarkable 800 drones contributing to its visual display and each drone is around 1 foot tall and wide.
  • Big Ben in the show stands at 328 feet tall, surpassing the real-life Big Ben’s height of 316 feet.
  • The Death Star in the show reaches a height of 213 feet, towering over Spaceship Earth at EPCOT, which stands at 180 feet.
  • The Up House is a height of 321 feet, which is roughly equivalent to three and a half Up Houses stacked on each other (including the balloons!).
  • Baymax in the show has a height of 328 feet, which is roughly 52 times bigger than the character Baymax at Disney Parks.
  • The highest point of the show is the Dumbo scene reaching 354 feet, which is 17 times higher than the Dumbo the Flying Elephant ride at Magic Kingdom.
  • The width of the show spans an impressive 524 feet, roughly equivalent to the length of two and a half Monorail trains.
  • The show’s soundtrack was recorded in-studio by a full orchestra.
 

Disone

Well-Known Member
Yeah, I'm a little confused as to why it's only scheduled to run for the summer. Why not make it a full-time offering?
Well after seeing the mass of humanity..... The main drag at Disney Springs was a sardine can of humans for a solid 30 minutes after the 9pm show AND so I loitered. Got to my car at 9:45ish and did not get out of the Orange Garage until 10:30. Phew!

I am sure they will get better at this and more then that this IS a holiday weekend.

But all that said I guess the temporary nature of this show is, due to this being more of a proof of concept then anything else.
 

Dr.GrantSeeker

Well-Known Member
Well after seeing the mass of humanity..... The main drag at Disney Springs was a sardine can of humans for a solid 30 minutes after the 9pm show AND so I loitered. Got to my car at 9:45ish and did not get out of the Orange Garage until 10:30. Phew!

I am sure they will get better at this and more then that this IS a holiday weekend.

But all that said I guess the temporary nature of this show is, due to this being more of a proof of concept then anything else.
I heard crowd control last night was terrible. I spoke with multiple guests today that said it was so crowded that they felt unsafe. I wonder how they can improve upon this.
 

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