Harmonious Will Finally Debut At Epcot Starting October 1st

Harmonious Will Finally Debut At Epcot Starting October 1st
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With the news that there will be a new nighttime fireworks show at Magic Kingdom called "Enchantment" for the 50th anniversary, comes the news that "Harmonious" will debut at EPCOT on October 1st, 2021.

EPCOT Forever replaced Illuminations: Reflections Of Earth at EPCOT as a temporary show. "Harmonious" was announced to replace EPCOT Forever and be the new permanent nighttime specular for EPCOT. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, "Harmonious" was delayed.
Joining "Disney Enchantment" on Oct. 1 will be "Harmonious" at EPCOT, one of the largest nighttime spectaculars ever created for a Disney park. This new show will bring the globe together at World Showcase Lagoon in a celebration of Disney music that inspires people worldwide. It's a grand, powerful tribute to the stories and songs that unite us, embracing new technical magic that incorporates pyrotechnics, choreographed moving fountains, lighting and media in new ways. "Harmonious" will invite you to travel the globe through new interpretations of classic Disney songs as you've never heard them before, reimagined in more than a dozen languages by a diverse group of 240 artists from around the world.


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