History Ride / MickeysPhilharmagic

* VisualPun: Actually, a smell pun. The "A Whole New World" scene used to have the scent of Jasmine's perfume pumped into the theater. Naturally, her perfume was jasmine scented. Unfortunately, it had to be taken out because too many people were allergic, and so the scene is now odorless.

''Mickey's [=PhilharMagic=]'' is a 3D Movie attraction created for the Ride/DisneyThemeParks that debuted in 2003 at the Magic Kingdom park, 2005 at Hong Kong Disneyland and 2011 at Tokyo Disneyland. It premiered in autumn 2018 at Disneyland Paris as part of the Mickey 90th Anniversary celebrations.

''Mickey's [=PhilharMagic=]'' is a 3D Movie attraction created for the Ride/DisneyThemeParks that debuted in 2003 at the Magic Kingdom park, 2005 at Hong Kong Disneyland and 2011 at Tokyo Disneyland.

A collaboration between Imagineering and the WaltDisneyAnimationStudios, the attraction is notable as one of the early experiments in rendering Mickey and other classic characters as CGI characters in the midst of the ExecutiveMeddling going on at the studio, when the plan to drop hand-drawn animation altogether was being discussed. The attraction also features Clarence Nash reprising his role as Donald Duck posthumously through the extensive use of stock audio.

* StockFootage: Only five lines were recorded by Donald's modern voice actor Creator/TonyAnselmo, including him humming "Be Our Guest". The rest is all Clarence Nash. If you have a good ear, you can pick out Anselmo's lines fairly easily. Additionally, many of the featured songs use the original film recordings.
** The version of "Be Our Guest" briefly samples the very original version, when Maurice was intended to be sung to (not Belle), as Lumiere sings "Tonight, ''sir'', eat up."

* NoFourthWall: [[spoiler: At the end of the film, Donald Duck is shot out of the screen and collides into the back wall of the theater!]]

* VillainsOutShopping: On the walls of the queue area are posters from previous [=PhilharMagic=] hall productions. [[Disney/{{Hercules}} Hades]] once performed a concert of [[{{Pun}} torch songs]].

A SpiritualSuccessor to Magic Kingdom and Tokyo's ''The Mickey Mouse Revue'', ''Mickey's [=PhilmarMagic=]'' is set inside the Fantasyland Concert Hall, where MickeyMouse is conducting his [=PhilarMagic=] Orchestra with the help of the Sorcerer's Hat. While Mickey goes off to attend to last minute details, DonaldDuck decides to use hat to try conducting himself, only to be sucked into various Disney worlds and musical numbers until having to be bailed out by Mickey.

* CallingARabbitASmeerp: No, they're not 3D glasses, they're [[InsistentTerminology Opera Glasses.]]
* DisneyAcidSequence: "I Just Can't Wait To Be King" becomes even more abstract than [[Disney/TheLionKing the original film]].

* NoFourthWall: [[spoiler: At the end of the film, Donald Duck is shot out of the screen and collides into the back wall of the theater.]]
* TheRuntAtTheEnd: The Sorcerer's Apprentice brooms are accompanied by a baby one in this film
* SorcerersApprenticePlot: With Donald Duck.

** The version of "Be Our Guest" briefly samples the very original version, when Maurice was intended to be sung to (not Belle), as Lumiere sings "Tonight, sir, eat up."

* XRaySparks: Happens to Donald when he kissed an electric eel during the "Part of Your World" segment.

* StockFootage: Only five lines were recorded by Donald's modern voice actor Tony Anselmo, including him humming "Be Our Guest". The rest is all Clarence Nash. If you have a good ear, you can pick out Anselmo's lines fairly easily. Additionally, many of the featured songs use the original film recordings.

* RecordScratch / LettingTheAirOutOfTheBand: Not an exact case for either. As Mickey gets the rebelling instruments under control to the musical climax of ''The Sorcerer's Apprentice'', the instruments slam into the floor with an ungraceful sound.

* RecordScratch / LettingTheAirOutOfTheBand: Not an exact case for either. As Mickey gets the rebelling instruments under control to the tune of the climax of ''The Sorcerer's Apprentice'', the instruments slam into the floor with an ungraceful sound.

* RecordScratch/LettingTheAirOutOfTheBand: Not an exact case for either. As Mickey gets the rebelling instruments under control to the tune of the climax of ''The Sorcerer's Apprentice'', the instruments slam into the floor with an ungraceful sound.

'''Mickey's [=PhilharMagic]''' is a 3D Movie attraction created for the Ride/DisneyThemeParks that debuted in 2003 at the Magic Kingdom park, 2005 at Hong Kong Disneyland and 2011 at Tokyo Disneyland.

'''Mickey's Philharmagic''' is a 3D Movie attraction created for the Ride/DisneyThemeParks that debuted in 2003 at the Magic Kingdom park, 2005 at Hong Kong Disneyland and 2011 at Tokyo Disneyland.

A SpiritualSuccessor to Magic Kingdom and Tokyo's "Mickey Mouse Revue", Mickey's Philharmagic is set inside the Fantasyland Concert Hall, where MickeyMouse is conducting his Philarmagic Orchestra with the help of the Sorcerer's Hat. While Mickey goes off to attend to last minute details, DonaldDuck decides to use the Sorcerer's hat to try conducting himself, only to be sucked into various Disney worlds and musical numbers until having to be bailed out by Mickey.

A collaboration between Imagineering and the WaltDisneyAnimationStudios, the attraction is notable as one of the early experiments in rendering Mickey and friends and other classic characters as CGI characters in the midst of the ExecutiveMeddling going on at the studio when the plan to drop hand-drawn animation all together was being discussed. The attraction also features Clarence Nash reprising his role as Donald Duck posthumously through the extensive use of stock audio.

* ThatPoorCat: At the beginning when Goofy as a stage manager accidentally steps on a cat off-screen.
* VisualPun: Actually, a smell pun. The "A Whole New World" scene used to have the scent of Jasmine's perfume pumped into the theater. Naturally, her perfume was jasmine scented. Unfortunately, it had to be taken out because too many people were allergic, and so the scene is now odorless.

* TechnologyMarchesOn: The CG hasn't aged well at all, with the characters having a very plastic look.

* ThatPoorCat: At the beginning when Goofy as a stage manager accidentally steps on a cat off-screen.

* StockFootage: Only five lines were recorded by Donald's modern voice actor Tony Anselmo, including him humming "Be Our Guest". The rest is all Clarence Nash. Additionally, many of the featured songs use the original film recordings

* DisneyAcidSequence: "Just Can't Wait To Be King" becomes even more abstract then [[Disney/TheLionKing the original film]].
* MamaBear: Donald gets on a broom's bad side when mocking a little one.

* StockFootage: Only five lines were recorded by Donald's modern voice actor, including him humming "Be Our Guest". The rest is all Nash. Additionally, many of the featured songs use the original film recordings

* ThatPoorCat: at the beginning when Goofy as a stage manager accidentally steps on a cat off-screen.

* That Poor Cat at the beginning when Goofy as a stage manager accidentally steps on a cat off-screen.

* That Poor Cat: Heard at the beginning when Goofy as a stage manager accidentally steps on a cat off-screen.

* That poor cat: Heard at the beginning when Goofy as a stage manager accidentally steps on a cat off-screen.

* TechnologyMarchesOn: The CG hasn't aged well at all, with the characters having a very plastic look.

A collaboration between Imagineering and the WaltDisneyAnimationStudios, the attraction is notable as one of the early experiments in rendering Mickey and friends and other classic characters as CGI characters in the midst of the ExecutiveMeddling going on at the studio when the plan to drop hand-drawn animation all together was being discussed. The attraction also features Clarence Nash reprising his role as Donald Duck post-humously though the extensive use of stock audio.

'''Mickey's Philharmagic''' is a ThreeDMovie attraction created for the Ride/DisneyThemeParks that debuted in 2003 at the Magic Kingdom park, 2005 at Hong Kong Disneyland and 2011 at Tokyo Disneyland.