[From TDR to films and games] A compilation of songs used in Disney commercials
You often see commercials related to Disney, featuring Mickey, Minnie, and more, don’t you?
Of course there are ads for Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, but you also come across commercials for movies and games—and lately even smartphone apps.
In these Disney-related commercials, you’ll often hear arranged versions of familiar tunes or songs by popular artists, showing a real dedication to the music as well.
In this article, we’ll introduce, all in one place, the songs used across a variety of Disney commercials.
Enjoy these wonderful tracks that bring Mickey, Minnie, and friends closer to you.
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[From TDR to Films and Games] A Compilation of Songs Used in Disney Commercials (11–20)
Soaring: Fantastic FlightDizunī
Soaring: Fantastic Flight is an attraction at Tokyo DisneySea that opened in 2019.
You board a flying vehicle called the Dream Flyer and soar to various places around the world in this exhilarating experience.
In the commercials that aired mainly around the time of its opening, you see a Dream Flyer circling the globe, flying overhead as Mickey and Minnie wave.
The CM features a fresh, uplifting melody that perfectly matches the invigorating visuals and heightens the sense of adventure.
With a tune that conveys a refreshing breeze—neither airplane nor helicopter—you’ll be sure to feel inspired to set off on a journey around the world!
stardomMrs. GREEN APPLE
Star Smash is a smartphone game where you battle alongside a variety of Disney characters who appear as cards.
The song used in the game’s TV commercial is “Stardom” by Mrs.
GREEN APPLE.
Its powerful, fast-paced melody gives a refreshing thrill, much like the battles in the game.
From the lyrics, you can feel the image of someone sprinting desperately toward their ideal world—colliding with life’s absurdities and frustrations along the way, yet never stopping.
With such a song and the many Disney characters featured in the commercial, it’s no wonder so many people find their ears and eyes glued to it.
Someday My Prince Will Come
In Tokyo DisneySea’s commercial, surprising footage shows the sea turning into a hot spring and the Venetian Gondolas becoming footbaths.
In fact, this commercial was produced for April Fools’ Day—DisneySea won’t really become a hot spring! The fun April Fools’ ad features the Disney film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs song “Someday My Prince Will Come,” rearranged with traditional Japanese instruments to match a hot-spring vibe.
The music in the commercial is carefully arranged to fit the visuals, so viewers could easily be fooled! It’s a lovely song about waiting for a prince, and even with a Japanese-style twist, its charm shines through.
Original
The melody playing in the Disney+ commercial featuring Hiroki Hasegawa is an original piece created for the ad.
With its horn-driven, delightfully Disney-like feel, it’s the kind of tune that makes you stop and listen along with the visuals! Although it plays in the background while various titles available on Disney+ are introduced, the track holds its own with an impact that matches the distinctive works on screen.
It wouldn’t feel out of place at a Disney resort or in a Disney comedy, either! Even as a commercial song, it’s a melody that makes you imagine which kind of Disney story it would fit best.
Face My FearsHikaru Utada & Skrillex
Kingdom Hearts is a role-playing game produced through a collaboration between The Walt Disney Company and Square Enix.
The game, which drew attention for featuring Disney characters, has released many installments.
Among them, the opening theme for Kingdom Hearts III is Hikaru Utada’s “Face My Fears.” Speaking of Hikaru Utada, her 2002 song “Hikari” has also been used multiple times as the series’ ending theme.
“Face My Fears,” created in collaboration with electronic musician Skrillex, features a striking melody with strong electronic elements.
Original songDizunī
A cute commercial featuring Duffy, the hugely popular Tokyo DisneySea character, and all his friends.
“Heartwarming Days” was held to coincide with the season of giving gifts to loved ones, such as Valentine’s Day and White Day, when they appear.
In 2019, when the commercial aired, the event’s theme was that Duffy and his friends, who had received handmade outfits from Minnie, would also give Minnie a heartfelt gift in return.
The melody heard in the commercial is an original song created for it, woven with a warm sound that evokes the atmosphere of Cape Cod, where Duffy and his friends live.
It’s a heartwarming tune that perfectly matches the soothing scenes of Duffy and his friends working hard to make their presents.
[From TDR to Movies to Games] A Compilation of Songs Used in Disney Commercials (21–30)
Into the UnknownIdina Menzel
“Into the Unknown,” an insert song from Frozen 2 and, like the first film’s “Let It Go,” a widely talked-about theme, was performed in the film by Idina Menzel in English and Takako Matsu in Japanese.
The song was also used in commercials when Frozen 2 premiered on Amazon Prime Video.
Its sweeping vocals and mysterious atmosphere draw in both those who have seen the movie and those who haven’t, making you want to sign up for Amazon Prime right away.
Above all, it makes you want to belt it out like Elsa yourself! It really puts you in that mood.