“Jingle Bell, Jingle BAM!” Nighttime Show Coming to DHS November 14th
Today, the Disney Parks Blog revealed imagery and information on a new nighttime holiday show coming to Disney’s Hollywood Studips, which will be (most likely temporarily) replacing the popular Star Wars show currently lighting up the skies above the Chinese Theatre in the evenings. Here are more details on “Jingle Belle, Jingle BAM!”.
All-New Holiday Nighttime Spectacular “Jingle Bell, Jingle BAM!” Coming to Disney’s Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World Resort
Great garland – Santa Claus is missing!
And the search-and-rescue mission to get The Big Guy back to the North Pole in time for Christmas Eve is all part of the fun in the all-new “Jingle Bell, Jingle BAM!” holiday spectacular coming to Disney’s Hollywood Studios November 14. The show comes to life on, above and around the Chinese Theater with state-of-the-art projections, special effects, fireworks and a rousing seasonal musical score.
Led by elves Wayne and Lanny, the duo from ABC/Walt Disney Animation Studios’ animated special “Prep & Landing,” the spirited yuletide adventure to the North Pole features memorable holiday moments from Disney films including “Mickey’s Christmas Carol,” “Beauty and the Beast,” “Pluto’s Christmas Tree,” “Bambi,” Tim Burton’s “The Nightmare Before Christmas” and more, all building to a festive finale that’s “So tinsel!”
And did I mention there will be snow?
A sweet way to enjoy this new holiday spectacular is with the Jingle Bell, Jingle BAM! Holiday Dessert Party, which includes reserved viewing, desserts, specialty beverages and more. Each dessert party guest will get a pair of 3D HoloSpex® glasses to use while watching the show. The glasses create spectacular holographic illusions of gingerbread men, candy canes, snowflakes and ornaments on any bright point of light.
Memorable, heartwarming, and enchanting for the entire family these one-of-a-kind holiday experiences will dazzle Disney’s Hollywood Studio guests through December 31.
What holiday experiences are you most looking forward to at Disney Parks?
Our Take:
I think this will be a fun show, and gives a reason for Annual Passholders to come back to DHS for the Christmas season, seeing that the Osbourne Lights are no more. I just wish that the show extended into January, as I won’t be arriving to WDW until January 2nd!
Will you be trying to catch this new show at Disney’s Hollywood Studios? Is this something that will be a hit or a flop? Let us know your thoughts below.