Did Disney change the color of the castle?

Recently, it received a transformation for Walt Disney World's 50th Anniversary. Most notably, the color scheme changed from grey and white and blue to pink and blue, and gold with EARidescent touches. What is this? Additionally, it was adorned with gorgeous golden gilding and sculptural drapery.



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