Why does Disneyland cancel fireworks?

The government determined that Disney is polluting the air too much and fireworks are a leading cause. Because of this, they are requiring Disneyland to ban all fireworks. This applies to full fireworks shows. It also applies to the few fireworks shot off during Fantasmic and World of Color.



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All fireworks at Disneyland Park are dependent on weather conditions and are subject to change or cancellation.

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Will there be fireworks if it rains? Almost always, that answer is “yes.” Unlike at Disneyland where nighttime fireworks are often cancelled due to wind, fireworks and nighttime entertainment is typically not cancelled at Walt Disney World.

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The only way to find out if the Nighttime Spectacular is being canceled that day is to ask a Cast Member shortly before the scheduled showtime. I hope this was helpful, Peter. As you prepare for your trip, I don't want to remind you to pack rain gear even if the forecast points towards sunny skies.

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Fireworks are seasonal throughout the year and typically are only shown daily during peak seasons due to the proximity of the Disneyland Resort to the neighbors/businesses in Anaheim. During off-peak days, fireworks are Friday through Sunday. For the rest of the week, projections and music are only shown.

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Here's the good news: Rain can be your biggest advantage during your visit. Since Disneyland is so embedded into our life here in Southern California, a good amount of guests are typically locals. And, locals often stay home during the rain. So, take advantage of lower lines and less crowds.

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Visiting Disneyland in the rain is one of the best decisions you can make to have a less crowded day in the park. On one of the best days we ever had at Disneyland, it rained in the morning and then got sunny in the afternoon. When it rains at Disneyland, the crowds tend to be low…and that's just how I like them!

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While Disney does not disclose the exact figures for daily revenue, industry experts estimate that Disneyland generates around $75 million to $100 million per day. This staggering amount includes ticket sales, food and beverage purchases, merchandise, and other ancillary revenue streams.

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Per recent reports, Walt Disney World spends an incredible amount of $40,000 on fireworks a night. Annually, this adds up to an enormous $50 million on average. The tradition of fireworks is one that dates back to 1956 and is one we have the founder, Walt Disney himself, to thank for.

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In general, Disney World is a 365 day a year operation. It never closes, even for rain, with basically one exception. Hurricanes.

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Indoor attractions will be open, and the lines typically get shorter during rainstorms. But, if you are in the parks and the skies open up with a heavy rain or lightning, you'll probably want to find someplace to take cover.

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The rain generally isn't that big of a deal if you don't make it a big deal. In general, Disney World is a 365 day a year operation. It never closes, even for rain, with basically one exception. Hurricanes.

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Disney's official policy is that it does not offer refunds for rain. What is this? The show must go on, and even when it is rainy, Disney World is open. Now, of course if Disney does happen to close for a weather event (like a hurricane) they will issue refunds then.

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All outdoor attractions will close when lightning is observed in the area. We regularly update our Disneyland Resort Rules to ensure you have a safe and enjoyable experience.

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Average high: 70-degrees / average lows 47 to 49 degrees. Definitely bring a jacket for the evenings. Most rain: December, January and February – averaging 4 to 5 rainy days per month. Moderate temperatures: March, April May and November – Average high: 73 to 77 degrees / Average lows: 51 to 58 degrees.

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Guests are allowed to bring outside food and nonalcoholic beverages into the parks for self-consumption, provided they are not in glass containers, do not require heating, reheating, processing or refrigeration and do not have pungent odors. Inform a Security Cast Member of any food items when you enter the park.

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