Yes, Disney typically lights fireworks every single night at both Magic Kingdom and EPCOT in Walt Disney World, as well as at Disneyland Park in California, provided the weather conditions are safe. These shows, such as "Happily Ever After" or "Luminous the Symphony of Us," are the "kiss goodnight" for guests and are a fundamental part of the park's operation. However, "every night" is subject to severe weather interruptions; if there are high winds at the pyrotechnic launch site or lightning within a specific radius, the show may be delayed or cancelled at the last minute for safety. In 2026, Disney has increasingly moved toward "projection-based" shows during the off-season or on specific weeknights that utilize fewer fireworks and more drones or laser effects to reduce environmental impact and noise, but a pyrotechnic display remains the standard nightly expectation for the flagship parks unless a major hurricane or extreme storm prevents a safe launch.