Frozen Fireworks Spectacular

Dean Martin say «Let it Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow!» *ignores Elsa*
Overall: 4.75 Stars
The finest of the fireworks displays has to be the Frozen Fireworks Spectacular. With a much wider variety of fireworks launched into the stratosphere the display is awe inspiring. While the overall show is not as good as the Magic Kingdom’s Wishes Spectacular this one packs a bigger bang.
The pyrotechnics are better choreographed and synchronized with the surroundings.
I won’t spoil the ending, but as they say every one of them is unique!
Notes:
Follow the recommendations on the brochures as they provide a good ideas of where to be for the show.
I also recommend showing up 30−45minutes early, especially if want a spot on the main street and is front and center.
We stood near the popcorn stand on the right hand side of the main street where it starts branching out. It can be mildly obstructed by a random tree here or there, but it’s an excellent spot for the taller crowd.

Disney fireworks… Disney always provides the best fireworks I’ve ever seen (I have not seen many shows). This show is a very fun, coordinated display of bang, boom, flash, and music! The characterization isn’t too corny and is pretty well done. This advice won’t help anyone now (since the show ended ⁹⁄₇), but if they have it next year… don’t stand so close to the stage if you want to see the entire fireworks display. We were number two in line in the second section and couldn’t see much of the fireworks right above the stage. Oh well, it was still magical and worth the visit.

Amazing show! Well planned an prepared for us to be amazed! I love show the fireworks are synced with songs and to the beat perfectly! The detail and time put into all these great shows is amazing! Totally one of many reasons why this place and other parks are well worth the visit!

If you have the opportunity to catch the Frozen Fireworks Spectacular before it ends you will be in for a awesome show. If you are able to get up close (which is easy if you just follow the trail right by the stage) you will be able to see what is going on at the stage better. The fireworks are a lot better to see further away from the stage. The fireworks work in sync very well with the music and it’s a wonderful show.

I just watched the fireworks tonight and to my understanding, there is no FP (fastpass) available for designated seating areas. It’s on a first come, first serve basis. However– that being said, there were still spaces available at around 8:15pm and fireworks didn’t begin until 8:45pm.
The fireworks take place to the left of the stage/​giant Mickey hat and some characters will come up onto the center stage as well. I stayed to the left of the stage and had a great view of the fireworks but had to use the screens to really see what was happening on stage. But it’s really no big deal b/​c the characters are on stage for like a total of 5 – 10 min max.
The whole Frozen fireworks show is pretty short. They go thru a medley of about 3 of their most popular songs w/​accompanying fireworks. It’s okay, but not spectacular. I did not think the intro really made sense at all. It was something to the effect of, «Olaf, do you like fireworks?» Very forced intro and also strange how Anna is there with the task of looking for Queen Elsa (again, just like in singalong) w/​Kristoff. Then, the song Anna sings w/​her ex, Hans, plays while their onstage? Lol awkwarddddd.
Anyway– the Frozen fireworks show is cute and it’s decent, but it’s not spectacular. I think little children would love it especially if they love Frozen, but the fireworks are just not as great as the ones at Magic Kingdom.

Frozen Fireworks Spectacular is a very appropriate name for this show. The fireworks are certainly spectacular. This should be expected though because Disney does everything in a really big way!
Through the end of the summer, these fireworks which pay homage to all things Frozen (the movie, ya’ll) will be going off nightly at Hollywood Studios. They will go off even if it rains and usually the show starts at 9:45pm nightly. Check the times guide though because they do change the time every now and then.
There is a «show» featuring Elsa, Anna, and Olaf on stage prior to the fireworks starting (directly in front of Mickey’s Sorcerer Hat). They also use the screen set up for the American Idol Experience to show what’s happening in case you can’t see the stage. The «show» lasts for several minutes and then the fireworks begin. The fireworks are set to songs from the movie Frozen and they are amazing! I love that during «Let It Go,» they have blue and white fireworks going off… Perfect!
It is hard to get a place in front of the stage, so another good viewing area for the fireworks is to the left of the stage near the American Idol Experience.
Definitely make sure you see this show while you can. Once the summer of 2014 is over, this show will disappear!