With Happily Ever After now back, this is even worse as the “normal” demand for Magic Kingdom fireworks is colliding with the fan demand for Happily Ever After. People have been camping out hours in advance for the best locations, and the only last minute options are on the Tomorrowland bridge and other sub-optimal spots like the Main Street bypass corridor. In large part, that was a byproduct of fewer nighttime spectaculars across Walt Disney World as a whole, resulting in many guests Park Hopping to Magic Kingdom (and to a lesser extent, EPCOT) to end their evenings.Īs a result, Magic Kingdom has created overflow viewing areas for the fireworks, some of which are objectively awful locations. As a result, there will be colossal crowds and congestion around Cinderella Castle and on Main Street before and after fireworks for pretty much the remainder of 2023…Įven prior to Happily Ever After’s return, Magic Kingdom has experienced elevated crowds for the fireworks. Happily Ever After is immensely popular with both tourists and locals, and many fans have not seen the Happily Ever After fireworks in over 3 years. Following the conclusion of Walt Disney World’s 50th Anniversary, Happily Ever After has made its triumphant return to Magic Kingdom! This is the first time the beloved fireworks have been shown in 18 months, but even before that, many Walt Disney World fans missed Happily Ever After during its limited 3-month run prior to that.Įxpect extremely high crowds for fireworks for the foreseeable future. This Magic Kingdom fireworks viewing guide features a map of the best & worst locations to watch Happily Ever After, sample photos from each spot, and other tips for watching Walt Disney World’s most popular nighttime spectacular! ( Updated April 5, 2023.)
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