Very different from the typical Disney show I'm used to.
It features ALOT more fireworks than Fantasy, longer, not as loud (since not all the shells are huge blasts) and new tricks/techniques to shooting off the fireworks as well. They come from behind the castle, & both sides. Part of Fantasyland is closed (Ariel's Grotto, castle and part of Liberty Square due to the launch sites).
Alot of these new techniques are really cool and DIFFERENT. Also, the main thing that was different for me was the music/narration. It is not your typical uplifting stirring melody like Illuminations or Fantasy. Here it's more Jimny Cricket talking, bunch of kids talking to mellow, serene type music. To be brutally honest, I was expecting to be blown away from the get go (I have insanely high hopes for everything) and the first few minutes I started
to panic and think, "this is it?". But the pace picked up and I enjoyed it. More than likely I will like it even more after each viewing once I get used to the pacing & song. Most people go bonkers after 1 viewing, I usually need repeat visits for something to 'soak in'.
Don't view this as a letdown, since there is sooooo much more eye candy to this show as compared to Fantasy in the Sky, which was firework after firework in the same spot. Granted, I don't think anything comes close to Illuminations or ever will, as that music is easily the best thing I've heard in my life.
It features ALOT more fireworks than Fantasy, longer, not as loud (since not all the shells are huge blasts) and new tricks/techniques to shooting off the fireworks as well. They come from behind the castle, & both sides. Part of Fantasyland is closed (Ariel's Grotto, castle and part of Liberty Square due to the launch sites).
Alot of these new techniques are really cool and DIFFERENT. Also, the main thing that was different for me was the music/narration. It is not your typical uplifting stirring melody like Illuminations or Fantasy. Here it's more Jimny Cricket talking, bunch of kids talking to mellow, serene type music. To be brutally honest, I was expecting to be blown away from the get go (I have insanely high hopes for everything) and the first few minutes I started
to panic and think, "this is it?". But the pace picked up and I enjoyed it. More than likely I will like it even more after each viewing once I get used to the pacing & song. Most people go bonkers after 1 viewing, I usually need repeat visits for something to 'soak in'.
Don't view this as a letdown, since there is sooooo much more eye candy to this show as compared to Fantasy in the Sky, which was firework after firework in the same spot. Granted, I don't think anything comes close to Illuminations or ever will, as that music is easily the best thing I've heard in my life.