Hong Kong Disneyland 10th Anniversary Castle Projection & "Disney in the Stars" Fireworks

On 16th November 2015, Hong Kong Disneyland Resort celebrated its momentous 10th Anniversary with enchanting moments of “Happily Ever After”. It was also the night that Hong Kong Disneyland lit up the skies with its new "Disney in the Stars" Fireworks, made even more dazzling by cutting-edge technology, stunning lighting effects, and state-of-the-art video projection shown at the Sleeping Beauty Castle.
Presenting a sterling new cast of 49 beloved Disney friends, the show includes 16 newly added characters such as Joy and Sadness from “Inside Out”, Nemo and Dory from “Finding Nemo”, and the new upcoming release “Finding Dory”, Hiro and Baymax from “Big Hero Six” and Lightning McQueen from “Cars". Seamlessly choreographed with stunning fireworks, the illuminated spectacle charms the guests and makes it a perfect finale for a magical day at the park.
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[@maryjadefernandez7138]

sleeping beauty castle every night fireworks the wall is effects

[@shrekastley2843]

I was here

[@sauceboy_5930]

Didn't expect the English

[@jacobvanover8792]

_ soylentgreenfairy _ if you look at the nighttime spectaculars Disney does around the world (even in Shanghai) their is actually a lot of English in the shows, Disney is an American company and as such they make American products so it's easier to make the shows with music you already have(and cheaper than hiring a new singer just for that one show) and as such many of the shows have English I. Them

[@nihilisticprophet6985]

@@jacobvanover8792 bruh most rides in Hong Kong Disneyland are in English ONLY. only some of them are bilingual

[@user-oo7dw4qw4b]

@@jacobvanover8792 not really. Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea has a predominantly Japanese show with sprinkles of English, Paris is predominantly English with sprinkles of French or an equal amount of both, Shanghai Disneyland is almost in full Chinese. So out of all the international parks, Hong Kong Disneyland is the only one that has nighttime shows in full english. Even HKDL's version of Philharmagic is in English (same version used in the american parks) while Tokyo and Shanghai uses their local language and Paris using a mix of English and French in each song.

[@IDK-ui5en]

Yeah English is primarily used across Hong Kong

[@user-wk3ul6kv9j]

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[@syedshafiullah3201]

see in real