Disney just announced the return of its most heroic nighttime spectacular ā originally scheduled to end on May 8.
Over the past few years, Disneyland Paris has earned the reputation of Disneyās most ambitious Park when it comes to nighttime shows. Drones are becoming a regular staple, and the Resort is constantly finding new ways for them to enhance Disneyās iconic evening entertainment.

At Walt Disney Studios Park, drones are primarily used for āAvengers: Power the Night.ā This sees the Tower of Terror and the sky light up with Marvel staples such as Spider-Man, Thorās hammer Mjolnir, Doctor Strangeās iconic portals, and Captain Americaās shield – all courtesy of drone technology.
The show was initially scheduled to end on May 8, 2023. However, Disney has just announced that āAvengers: Power the Nightā will return to entertain Marvel fans once again between September 1 and November 5, 2023.
ā ļø Breaking: Drone show āAvengers: Power the Nightā will return on September 1 until November 5, at Walt Disney Studios Park!
The current run ends on May 8. pic.twitter.com/RI3igA0iIK— DLP Report (@DLPReport) May 7, 2023
While Disney is yet to confirm the details of its return, āAvengers: Power the Nightā is currently performed every evening just before Park close. The show is visible from Walt Disney Studios Parkās Production Courtyard ā next to Avengers Campus ā and, in Disneyās words, combines āstate-of-the-art projections, pyrotechnics, and up to 500 dronesā to create āa high-tech Avengers spectacular never seen before in any Disney Park. No hero will want to miss it.ā

The show lasts for approximately eight minutes and is narrated by Tony Starkās AI assistant F.R.I.D.A.Y. Itās important to note that – like any drone show – āAvengers: Power the Nightā is extremely dependent on fair weather conditions. Rain and high winds have seen the show called off or performed in an abridged form in the past.

Considering the dates of its return, itās safe to assume that āAvengers: Power the Nightā will run until Walt Disney Studios Park switches to Christmas mode on November 11, 2023. It also suggests that the Park wonāt play host to its own nighttime Halloween entertainment, with the majority of celebrations likely occurring over at its neighbor, Disneyland Park.