On January 10, Disneyland Paris released a new nighttime show!
The show shows magic in all its forms without following a storyline, moving away from a linear story (Disney Dreams 2012) or a sequence of IPs (Disney Illuminations 2017). With ‘Disney Dreams’, we had a show that, for its time, brought a great technical evolution and a story that made Disneyland Paris grow in its night-time offering like never before, approaching American quality. Disney Illuminations’, unfortunately, lagged behind in the technical evolution and creativity of the offering, making a good European show. But here, ‘Tales of Magic’ is a show of international stature. The technical demonstration is incredible! The show has a good balance, but in bad weather (without drones or limited pyrotechnics) I don’t know how it would be received. Despite a few flaws, at times it surpasses American productions. In fact, it’s shocking to experience it in such an unexpected way!
Positif :
Negatif :

Positive :
- Spotlights galore (at last!)
- Main Street USA finally has projections (10 years after Anaheim)
- Well-crafted visual effects.
- A complete show featuring drones, fireworks, fireworks, fountains and projections, which makes up for the lack of fireworks at Disney imposed by local residents;
- 22-minute show
- Show to be seen several times
Negative :
- Few fireworks
- Quiet finale with few fireworks
- Some incredible drone figures (we’re hoping for a future evolution to make them more iconic and numerous)
- No story
- The English narration is splendid, but not for the the French voice.
- The absence of the second star (hopping temporary)
In conclusion, run to see this grandiose show! A once-in-a-lifetime experience.

With the new ‘Disney Tales of Magic’, the “Disney Electrical Sky Parade” and “Disney Illuminations” shows brought the final curtain on January 9.

