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Disney Drops a Kingdom Hearts Reference in New Key to Disneyland Video
In a playful nod to the beloved video game, Disney released a video for its Key to Disneyland experience that parodies the gameplay of Kingdom Hearts. The video transforms the classic park experience into a quest, complete with a Keyblade and memorable Disney-themed objectives, delighting fans with a creative crossover that blends the magic of the parks with the world of the games.
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The video follows a “player” dressed in a Kingdom Hearts-inspired outfit, much like protagonist Sora’s attire from Kingdom Hearts III. The player is shown running and jumping around the Mickey flowerbed at the front of Disneyland Park, on a quest to find the key station. After locating it, they “unlock” the station with their key, which activates the station’s effects.
Adding to the game-like feel, the video also features on-screen graphics that perfectly emulate the iconic user interface from the Kingdom Hearts video games.
The Key to Disneyland experience is a special part of the resort’s 70th anniversary celebration. Guests can purchase a giant key to use at various stations across the park. Once a guest has “unlocked” every station, the key opens to reveal an exclusive trading pin.
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