17 projectors help immerse audiences into imaginative surroundings on Main Street, U.S.A. The spectacular features many special effects, including fog, lasers, computerized laser-mapping, inflatables and spotlights. The exquisite score was recorded by an orchestra in London, England, at Abbey Road Studios. Their collaborative credits include work on Disney’s smash “High School Musical,” along with songs for other top artists. The show’s anthem, “Live the Magic,” was created by composers Adam Watts and Andy Dodd. The Sherman Brothers also wrote the scores for the “Winnie the Pooh” films and “The Jungle Book,” both of which are features in “Disneyland Forever.” 
Perhaps their biggest career milestone came in 1964 with the Disney masterpiece “Mary Poppins,” for which the Sherman brothers received two of the film’s five Oscars ® for Best Song (“Chim Chim Cher-ee”) and Best Original Score.
Sherman, this beloved composer has created a treasury of classic tunes for Disney attractions – including “It’s a Small World” and the Enchanted Tiki Room – feature films and stage musicals. Sherman composed the beautiful song, “A Kiss Goodnight,” which plays at the conclusion of “Disneyland Forever.” The title is a reference to Walt Disney’s feeling that nighttime fireworks provided guests with, as Sherman recalls, “a little kiss goodnight” after a day in the park. Tinker Bell returns, enchants the starlight and ignites the power of our imagination to create the finale – a magical brilliance that lights the sky!
The icy creations melt away, leaving only the magic of sparkling stars. Queen Elsa’s “Frozen” touch takes over, creating a dazzling ice palace before our eyes! Nemo swims away as snow falls and ice crackles. “Disneyland Forever” is the first Disney fireworks show to feature a character “swimming” across the skies above Sleeping Beauty Castle. Bubbles float us upward to find Nemo, who is about to embark on a new challenge. Lightning, thunder and undulating waves take us “Under the Sea,” where Sebastian and Ariel’s world of frolicking fish and singing crustaceans love to entertain. Marching elephants and swinging monkeys lead us into the frenzy of a scene from “The Jungle Book.” The blazing sun of the African pride lands summons the wild creatures of “The Lion King” and Simba’s colorful world. Pooh takes us into his kaleidoscopic dream of Heffalumps and Woozles. Playful music and warm-hearted colors reveal the honey-loving enchanted world of Winnie the Pooh. 
Next our imagination sweeps us into the clouds, where the worlds of Mary Poppins and Rapunzel (“Tangled”) come to life before our eyes. Then Peter Pan appears and Tinker Bell sprinkles her pixie dust to awaken the “magic” of the Magic Kingdom. We begin our journey with the inspirational words of Walt Disney himself. “Disneyland Forever” dazzles with seven multi-faceted sequences:
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