ORLANDO, Fla. – Walt Disney World has revealed more details about its upcoming 50th anniversary celebration which kicks off October 1.

The celebration will include new fireworks shows at Magic Kingdom and Epcot as well as a new daytime show at Disney’s Animal Kingdom.

At Magic Kingdom, Disney will debut “Disney Enchantment,” a new nighttime spectacular featuring fireworks, music, enhanced lighting and new projection effects that “extend from Cinderella Castle down Main Street, U.S.A.”

October 1 will also mark the debut of Epcot’s new nighttime spectacular, “Harmonious,” Disney announced Tuesday. The show, located on the World Showcase lagoon, will celebrate how Disney music inspires people around the world. It will also have fireworks, floating set pieces, moving fountains, lights, lasers and more. Disney shared a first look at the upcoming show.

Disney previously announced that Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure will debut October 1 at Epcot’s France pavilion along with the new La Creperie de Paris restaurant.

Over at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, a new daytime show called “Disney KiteTails” will make its debut. The show will be presented multiple times daily inside the Discovery River Ampitheater. For the show, performers will fly windcatchers and kites of all shapes and sizes. On the water, there will kites depicting Disney characters such as Simba, Zazu, Baloo and King Louie.

Disney also revealed Tuesday that it install golden character statues across its four theme parks for the 50th anniversary celebration. The collection, called Disney Fab 50, will feature 50 characters in total, including Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy. Visitors will be able to interact with the sculptures in “surprising ways,” Disney said.

As previously announced, Mickey and Minnie will also get new outfits for the celebration. However, they will be joined by Donald, Daisy, Goofy, Pluto and Chip ‘n’ Dale, who will also get new “EARidescent” costumes to mark the occasion. The characters will also be part of the new “Mickey’s Celebration Cavalcade,” which will run several times daily at Magic Kingdom.

Many additions for the 50th anniversary celebration can already be seen at the parks, including the new decorations on Cinderella Castle. And each park’s icon—Spaceship Earth at Epcot, Tower of Terror at Disney’s Hollywood Studios and the Tree of Life at Animal Kingdom—will get a new look at night using projections.

Disney said it will share more details about its 50th anniversary celebration in the coming weeks and months.