Happily Ever After returned to Magic Kingdom for the Disney100 celebration, replacing Disney Enchantment; the revived version added projection mapping on the facades of Main Street, U.S.A. plus the hub and Main Street ambient sound effects first introduced in Enchantment.
Ride history
the lifetime log- 2023
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The finale laser effects, briefly restored for the 2023 return, were removed; they were last documented working on June 2, 2023.
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Back OnlineApr 3, 2023Disney Enchantment→Happily Ever AfterTracked byTheme Park Patch Notes
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BuffMar 14, 2023
New character projections joined the stained-glass finale — Miguel (Coco), Mirabel and Bruno (Encanto), Elena of Avalor, Mei (Turning Red), Raya, and Luca — first seen during the 2023 return previews.
- 2021
ClosedSep 29, 2021
Happily Ever After played its final original-run performance and went dark, retired to make way for Disney Enchantment ahead of Walt Disney World's 50th anniversary; it stayed off the schedule for about 18 months.
Happily Ever After→Disney EnchantmentTracked byTheme Park Patch Notes - 2017
NewMay 12, 2017
Happily Ever After debuted at Magic Kingdom, replacing Wishes after nearly 14 years; it added full Cinderella Castle projection mapping, lasers, and dozens of choreographed searchlights atop the pyrotechnics.
Wishes: A Magical Gathering of Disney Dreams→Happily Ever AfterTracked byTheme Park Patch Notes