Walt Disney World Resort is still embellishing its Cinderella Castle in Magic Kingdom Park.
The iconic attraction received an “EARidescent embellishment” that resembles a sparkling gold and blue curtain, which should complement the castle’s new pink, blue and gold color scheme, according to the Disney Parks Blog.
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Additional royal features are expected to be added to Cinderella’s Castle in the coming months, including pearls, jewelry and ribbon accents in “royal blues and iridescent gold” for the towers and towers.
The renovation of Cinderella’s Castle was first announced in February 2020. When the progress of the ambitious redesign was revealed after Magic Kingdom Park reopened its doors during the summer, fan reception was mixed on social media.
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However, this revamped version of Cinderella’s Castle “is inspired by the vision of Disney legend Mary Blair from the classic film ‘Cinderella'”, according to the Disney Parks Blog.
These royal updates to the castle are being made before the 50th anniversary of the Walt Disney World Resort, which the brand is calling “The most magical celebration in the world”.
The official date for the resort’s semi-centennial anniversary is October 1, 2021, and several events are scheduled to take place at its four theme parks, including Magic Kingdom Park, Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios and Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park.
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Walt Disney World Resort is not the only business segment that is preparing for a monumental anniversary. The Walt Disney Company recently announced that it is preparing for a 100th anniversary celebration, due in 2023.
A 15,000 square foot exhibition will be hosted at The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia.
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Although The Walt Disney Company was founded in 1923, the animation studio’s first film was “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” from 1937.
Disney’s animated film “Cinderella” was released 13 years later.