Same goes for the July 4th and New Year’s Eve celebratory fireworks shows.Ī couple of other notes that should preemptively answer some questions. These tips namely apply to Disney’s Not So Spooky Spectacular during the Halloween Party and Minnie’s Wonderful Christmastime Fireworks during the Christmas Party, events that run from mid-August pretty much non-stop through late December for at least one night per week (and up to 3-4 nights per week at their peak). Viewing from restaurants is a way to watch those hard-ticket fireworks for free, and your view of the perimeter bursts during those shows will be even better from outside the park than from within. If anything, the pyro is even better for the rare celebratory shows, as well as the seasonal shows during Halloween and Christmas. They’re all fundamentally the same idea from a pyro perspective, so this advice doesn’t change much with different nighttime spectaculars. These tips also apply equally to seasonal shows and, really, any fireworks show that’ll ever be shown in Magic Kingdom.
One thing to note up front is that Happily Ever After isn’t shown every single night of the year–just the majority of them. That’s also a pretty awesome way to enjoy Happily Ever After! Viewing from these restaurants is a totally different experience, and one that revolves about the meal paired with pyrotechnical eye candy–not the show’s story, music, or anything else, anyway. It’s an exceptional and emotional show, and there’s really something special about watching fireworks explode over Cinderella Castle. You’ll want to watch Happily Ever After more than once. Because of this, our strong advice is watching the fireworks once from Main Street USA (see our Best Magic Kingdom Fireworks Viewing Spots post for a color-coded map of the best and worst locations) before viewing the fireworks from these more unique vantages. One thing to note with regard to every single one of these viewing locations is that you’re not going to see the projection portion of Happily Ever After, which is Magic Kingdom’s normal nighttime spectacular.
This post shares the best restaurants for fireworks viewing, with tips on what to request & avoid. Seeing Happily Ever After from your table is a way to end the evening that lives up to its name.
There’s no better way to do ‘dinner and a show’ at Walt Disney World than by watching Magic Kingdom’s fireworks while you eat.
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