Discover Mickey's PhilharMagic

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Mickey's PhilharMagic

Mickey's PhilharMagic is a 3D concert film in the Fantasyland Concert Hall. Donald Duck secretly borrows Mickey's sorcerer's hat and ends up in a dream world full of well-known Disney music. The updated version also includes a scene from Coco.

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The concept

You're given 3D glasses (the park calls them "opera glasses") and take your seat in a theatre with 492 seats, a golden frame and a red velvet curtain. As the lights dim, Donald is asleep. Mickey wakes him up for the concert, but Donald can't keep his hands off the baton and the hat.

Visitors wearing 3D glasses in Mickey's PhilharMagic
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Theatre with red curtain at Mickey's PhilharMagic

The Experience

According to the park, the screen is more than 45 metres wide and wraps almost 180 degrees around you. You fly with Donald past songs such as "Be Our Guest" from Beauty and the Beast. According to the official website, the show lasts about twelve minutes. In the theatre, child-friendly effects provide extra surprises.

Discover Mickey's PhilharMagic

Sit in the middle

The screen wraps almost 180 degrees around you. You'll see the most from the middle.

Take a break

The show is indoors, with air conditioning and 492 seats. Nice on a hot day.

Little surprises

During the film you'll feel light splashes of water and other effects.

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Visitor information

There is no minimum height. You can stay in your wheelchair and there is a hearing loop (assistive listening). Children under 7 must be accompanied by someone aged 16 or over. With Disney Premier Access (sold separately) you get priority entry to this attraction. Mickey's PhilharMagic is part of Disney Premier Access – 8 Attractions.

Theatre with red curtain at Mickey's PhilharMagic
Theatre with red curtain at Mickey's PhilharMagic

A treat for Disney fans

In just a few minutes you'll see lots of familiar characters and songs go by. A lovely attraction for the whole family, even when it's raining.

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