Moonlight Magic 2023 will be a spectacular event that promises to enchant all attendees with its enchanting atmosphere, breathtaking performances, and mesmerizing displays. Taking place on a mystical evening under the moonlit sky, Moonlight Magic 2023 aims to create a magical experience that will transport guests to a world of wonder and awe. The event will feature a variety of entertainment options, including live music from renowned artists, captivating dance performances, and awe-inspiring acrobatic displays. One of the main highlights of Moonlight Magic 2023 will be the stunning light show that will illuminate the night sky and create a truly enchanting ambiance. The light show will use state-of-the-art technology and innovative techniques to create a mesmerizing display that will leave spectators in awe. In addition to the captivating performances and displays, Moonlight Magic 2023 will also offer a range of interactive experiences and activities for guests to enjoy.
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Many highlights exist, from stumbling upon rare characters from a bug s life with zero lines to playing mini-golf with Disney Afternoon characters at DCA to being offered an entire box of cookies from Mickey s Very Merry Christmas Party. I still think back to that evening fondly, remembering scarfing down multiple hot dogs from Casey s Corner before seeing the fireworks and meeting Disney fur character royalty.
In addition to the captivating performances and displays, Moonlight Magic 2023 will also offer a range of interactive experiences and activities for guests to enjoy. From immersive art installations to interactive workshops, attendees will have the opportunity to engage with their surroundings and experience the magic on a deeper level. As part of the event's commitment to sustainability, Moonlight Magic 2023 will also incorporate eco-friendly practices and initiatives.
2023 Moonlight Magic Dates
With the exception of Epcot, they are spreading out the offerings more than in the past. I think that is a good idea. The dates don't overlap with any of my trips this year, but maybe I'll get lucky again sometime. I've been to one (MK), and it was great.
Interesting that there is no MK offered.
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Joined Jul 8, 2013 Bummed none of the WDW dates match up with my trips, but I’m excited for DCA on 2/1. Reactions: Nabas , vacay77 , cellomom and 1 other personUrsulaWantsYourSoul
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Joined Jun 23, 2020 Bummed none of the WDW dates match up with my trips, but I’m excited for DCA on 2/1.I’d like at least one more at DLR.
8 east coast, 1 west coast but I guess be happy they are doing them at Land again.
Certainly more DVC owners at WDW.
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Joined Jan 18, 2000Hi.
How do I register?
When does it open on January 25 and where exactly do I need to be online in the DVC site to get in the que?
Thank you so much!
zavandor
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Joined Jul 22, 2011I don't know ifbI should be happy. The 7 months window for my trip in September opens in a couple of weeks and I bet the night of the MM at DHS will be booked solid by then. I just wish they wouldn't announce the dates more than 7 months in advance.
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Joined Jul 8, 2013I’d like at least one more at DLR.
8 east coast, 1 west coast but I guess be happy they are doing them at Land again.
Certainly more DVC owners at WDW.
They usually only do one a year out here and in the past it alternated between DL and DCA each year. 2019 was the only year they did 2 of them.
sethschroeder
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Joined Feb 24, 2013 8 east coast, 1 west coast but I guess be happy they are doing them at Land again.
If you look at the volume of points and rooms though it makes sense. Only 1% of the rooms are at DL but if you include the sold AUL you are at like around 15% probably.
sethschroeder
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Joined Feb 24, 2013I don't know ifbI should be happy. The 7 months window for my trip in September opens in a couple of weeks and I bet the night of the MM at DHS will be booked solid by then. I just wish they wouldn't announce the dates more than 7 months in advance.
They should announce 12 months in advance honestly. They wait too long for a trip that you really are planning 11-12 months out to book when the window opens.
tjkraz
 and we were able to book MM.</p>
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<p>They should announce 12 months in advance honestly. They wait too long for a trip that you really are planning 11-12 months out to book when the window opens.</p>
<p>Except registrations will open shortly before. So you may book a trip and then not get a ticket. Some people will just suck it up, others will cancel. And others will just book one night to get the priority window, causing problems to people who want to take longer vacations (I.e. one night not available almost anywhere) and/or just one night after the wave of cancellations. <br />Also some get wide advance notifications, others just a few weeks. <br />MM are not something you should plan around. It's a nice bonus if you get it, but chances are you won't get it. And it disrupts plans for everyone else.</p>
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<p>Does anybody know which park is easiest to book? For example, I think HS is smaller so less people get in than say epcot which is much larger and accepts may more. Which is probably the most difficult to book and which is the easiest. We managed to get into HS last year but wondering if AK will be easier to book this year</p>
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Room availability for May 11 went fast. Crazy.
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<p>Does anyone remember what the hours typically are on these? We’ll be there over one of the HS ones with our little kids so I’m not sure if we can take advantage or not. Not that there’s much at that park for small kids…</p>
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Does anyone remember what the hours typically are on these? We’ll be there over one of the HS ones with our little kids so I’m not sure if we can take advantage or not. Not that there’s much at that park for small kids…
Parks will run their normal hours for day guests. In the case of Hollywood Studios, last year the park was open until 9pm and MM officially ran from 9:30 - 12:30. Expect about the same. DHS rarely closes before 9pm, and they won't close early for Moonlight Magic.
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Joined Jun 23, 2020The registration page for February 1 was open for days. Basically anyone within driving distance of DCA who wished to attend had little difficulty of registering. Even with 8 nights at WDW, many people will not get in.
Not in driving distance nor are a lot of DVC members. Nice if you are but not If the one day doesn’t work… No dice. Not a local who can just squeeze it into their schedule. East coast has 8 potential dates that might work with their schedule. Could do one of those but… 6 hour flight vs 2. Yes a lot more competition at WDW but at least some date options so one/some more likely to work. We do come to DLR 5-6 times a year.
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, there's more benefit to hosting a private night at WDW than DL. But the Disneyland area will gain a lot more members once VDH opens. Once sold out, maybe enough to justify 2 events per year.</p>
<blockquote>Does anyone remember what the hours typically are on these? We’ll be there over one of the HS ones with our little kids so I’m not sure if we can take advantage or not. Not that there’s much at that park for small kids…</blockquote>
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From using sustainable materials in the event setup to promoting recycling and conservation, organizers aim to ensure a greener and more environmentally friendly experience for all. Moonlight Magic 2023 is not just about entertainment and spectacles; it is also about fostering a sense of community and connection. The event's organizers have partnered with local charities and organizations to give back to the community and support important causes. Overall, Moonlight Magic 2023 promises to be an unforgettable experience that will transport attendees to a realm of magic and wonder. With its mesmerizing performances, enchanting displays, and commitment to sustainability and community, this event will surely leave a lasting impression on all who attend..
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