Spectacular Nightly Show

Luminous the Symphony of Us at EPCOT

EPCOT has always been a park about people and the commonalities that bring them together. A brand new nighttime spectacular, Luminous the Symphony of Us, will bring guests together around World Showcase Lagoon and shine a light on the shared experiences that connect people across the globe. With a dazzling display of fireworks, fountains, lights and music, the new show is the perfect finale to a memorable day at EPCOT.

Much like a beautiful piece of music, Luminous the Symphony of Us features a series of movements representing common themes of the human experience. Guests can expect to hear new arrangements of iconic Disney hits that enliven the story, including: multilingual arrangements of “You’ll Be in My Heart” and “Proud Corazón,” classic songs like “You’ve Got a Friend in Me,” a sweeping arrangement of “So Close” from Disney’s Enchanted, heartfelt renditions of “When She Loved Me,” “Remember Me” and “Into the Unknown,” a crescendo featuring “I See the Light” from Tangled, which launches into the finale. Enveloping these movements are two new, original songs written exclusively for the show: “Heartbeat Symphony” and “Beating of our Hearts.”

Disney continues to invest in creating memorable guest experiences through incredible storytelling and dazzling new offerings, including the debut of Luminous the Symphony of Us and the opening of World Celebration Gardens. Marking another major milestone in the multi-year transformation of EPCOT, the new area will include Dreamers Point – where guests can draw inspiration from the new “Walt the Dreamer” statue, which shows Walt later in his life when he was dreaming up the initial concepts for the park and the overall Florida Project.

To learn more about Disney’s incredible shows and events, visit disneyworld.com

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Did you know?

Central Florida’s first and longest running theme park is Gatorland, opened in 1949. Now known as the Alligator Capital of the World, it opened with a giant reptile touted as the “largest crocodile in the world” and many snakes.

Central Florida’s NBA Team, the Orlando Magic, was almost called the Orlando Juice. By popular vote, “The Magic” won in a contest hosted by The Orlando Sentinel. Other name options included “The Heat” and “The Tropics”.

Central Florida has hundreds of lakes, many of which are the result of sinkholes. Lake Rose in Winter Park is a sinkhole which formed in 1981, swallowing a home, a Porsche dealership and several other businesses.

Notable Orlando resident and Air Force Command Pilot Joe Kittinger was the first person to cross the Atlantic Ocean alone by gas hot air balloon.

Many famous movies have been shot in Orlando including Lethal Weapon 3, a film that includes a scene of the explosion of Orlando’s City Hall, which helped fund the cost of its demolition. Other films produced in Orlando include Sharknado 3, Apollo 13, Waterboy, Jaws and Sisters.

Central Florida is known at the Lightning Capital of America due to the number of fatal hits as well as the density of lightning strikes. Over 20 flashes per square mile occur every year.

Walt Disney World estimates that, since 1971, a staggering 1.65 million pairs of sunglasses have been handed over to its lost and found department.