#Disney world fireworks

[mollyjeanne615]

I'm making a @the-real-team-starkid concert for my college that would be performed next spring for the 15th anniversary and I'm making the orchestrations myself with Logic Pro X and

[glitteringstardust]

♡ Fantasmic! at Hollywood Studios (2022)

[naturerush]

Walt Disney World, Florida

Pictures taken by my client and my dearest friend 🏰⭐️🎀

[bitchyoubettawork]

4th of July, Magic Kingdom - Disney World

[thatdamnokie]

main street, u.s.a.

[imhereonthekitchenfloor]

I was at Disney world today and so many people had fan made Taylor × Disney merch

[johnychen]

Luminous The Symphony of Us Full Show with Full Outro 4K EPCOT Walt Disn...

[sabistarphotos]

February 6, 2023

Magic Kingdom, Walt Disney World

[toughtink]

this miiiight be premature, but i feel like we are entering a new and worse age for walt disney animation studios, similar to the early 2000s when they began efforts to smother their traditionally animated movies in favor of their new cg movies. that era from 2000-2010 had a few really good movies, including my personal favorite lilo and stitch, but also contained the lows of dinosaur, home on the range, chicken little, and bolt. it was also the time of churning out unnecessary sequels via their television animation studio.

except now the unnecessary sequels are an endless parade of planned remakes, which i guess are making enough money for them to keep doing them?? and the giant corporate overlord disney (not to be confused with the animation studio itself) is letting marketing and execs dictate both what wdas makes as well as pixar’s offerings. that rough patch in the aughts was also reflected in the rest of the industry at the time—everyone was racing to get a handle on how to make new pipelines for cg and the stories told definitely suffered for it. but now, those other studios are turning out new and better and groundbreaking animated films that leave disney in the dust in so many ways.

i guess the question is—will more disney movies underperform like wish? and if so, will that loss be enough for them to trust their artists over those in marketing? or will they continue down the path of profit over everything and decide animation isn’t worth it?

in so many ways, every area of our media landscape feels like it’s cannibalizing itself as companies buy each other up and destroy whole studios, but disney above all has become an ouroboros—constantly feeding off of its past successes, all the while stripping any deeper meaning or resonance from those stories to be left with the husk that is the Marketable Intellectual Property. “here’s Nostalgia for you, served up on a silver (enameled) platter, please don’t try to remember why you actually liked this movie originally, just buy the doll or the tshirt or the theme park ticket with this character’s face slapped on it. it’s all we know how to do now.”

[ikarosarkadia]

Luminous The Symphony of Us, EPCOT, Walt Disney World, Orlando, Florida

[brennacedria]

Eight years ago today, at the end of the first day of a trip to Disney world. I'd just spent the last 30 minutes crying with joy at the Star wars fireworks in Hollywood studios

[obeythetoaster]

Magic Kingdom Fireworks

[glitteringstardust]

♡ Hallowishes Fireworks Show at the Magic Kingdom (2018)

[hatsampixie]

A tribute to IlluminNations: Reflections of Earth, something I grew up with as a kid.

A reference picture was used for this btw.

[adventurelandia]

Disneyland

[disneyparktournament]

Round 1

East coast: