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‘The Magic, the Memories, and You!’ updates planned for Valentine’s Day and summer at Disney World and Disneyland

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A magical, red-lit facade of a fantasy structure featuring geometric towers and ornate patterns glows at night, immersing guests in the iconic Disneyland ambiance reminiscent of "The Magic, the Memories and You" nighttime spectacular.

Disney today elaborated on the previously-announced Valentine’s Day update to the popular “The Magic, the Memories, and You!” projection show, adding new artwork and details for both Walt Disney World and Disneyland.

Beginning February 1 (two days sooner than previously reported), the nighttime projection show will feature romantic scenes including the buildings being “covered in red roses for one sequence and turned into a beautiful, star-filled sky for another.” In addition, stained glass windows will appear featuring Cinderella, Snow White and Belle, as well as the king and queen from “Tangled” on a balcony, sending lantern floating into the sky.

Here is some of the artwork for these new additions:

A magical, red-lit facade of a fantasy structure featuring geometric towers and ornate patterns glows at night, immersing guests in the iconic Disneyland ambiance reminiscent of "The Magic, the Memories and You" nighttime spectacular.

Stained glass depiction of Belle in her iconic yellow gown dancing with the Beast in his royal blue suit, surrounded by enchanted touches like books and the red rose, capturing the magical atmosphere of Disney World and reminiscent of The Magic, The Memories, and You castle show.

Stained glass window at Disneyland depicting Cinderella and Prince Charming dancing among animated birds and mice, in a vibrant fairytale scene that captures the magic of Disney Park attractions.

Snow White and the Prince are featured holding a bird in a vibrant stained glass scene, surrounded by woodland animals and their cottage, evoking the magic of classic Disneyland attractions.

Two animated characters stand beneath a glowing lantern in a whimsical, blue-toned clock tower at night, evoking the magical ambiance and nighttime wonder found in Disneyland’s iconic attractions.

The romance will end mid-April, but Disney promises more versions of the show to come, with a preview of a summer sand castle projection on “it’s a small world”:

A vibrant, imaginative sandcastle display reminiscent of the dazzling set pieces from Disneyland’s “The Magic, the Memories and You” nighttime show, adorned with candy accents, beach toys, seashells, and a radiant golden focal point that captures the magic of Disney entertainment.

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