The Disney Resort commercial song. A popular jingle from the commercial.
When it comes to Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, they have a charm that makes your heart skip with excitement—not just when you’re a kid, but even after you’ve grown up! Disney Resort commercials air quite often, so I’m sure many of you have seen them.
And some of you might be curious about the music used in those ads.
In this article, I’ll introduce lots of the songs featured in Disney Resort commercials! You’ll find that some are famous Disney tracks used as-is, while others are special arrangements made just for the commercials—listening back to them is a lot of fun!
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Disney Resort commercial songs. Popular commercial songs (1–10)
Do you want to build a snowman?Inaba Natsuki, Kanda Sayaka, Moroboshi Sumire
This is an introduction commercial for Frozen Kingdom, an area within Fantasy Springs, the new themed port at Tokyo DisneySea that opened in 2024.
The ad features two women playing sisters as they explore Frozen Kingdom together.
Watching them enjoy themselves to the fullest while reminiscing about childhood memories is truly heartwarming.
The background music is an instrumental version of “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?” from Frozen.
The warm tones of the wind instruments—especially clarinet and oboe—create a memorable concert band sound that’s a must-hear.
This is HalloweenDanny Elfman
This is one of the most impactful songs featured in the film The Nightmare Before Christmas.
For many, when it comes to Halloween songs from Disney works, this is the definitive one.
In the U.S., it’s also loved in a hard-hitting, cool style—famously covered by the rock band Marilyn Manson.
By Helping OthersMark Petrie
This is a commercial introducing Soaring: Fantastic Flight, an attraction where you can enjoy a magnificent aerial journey over famous landmarks and breathtaking nature around the world.
It gives a condensed preview of what you can see while deliberately saying little, instead showing the expressions of people who’ve experienced it to heighten anticipation for the real thing.
The music that accentuates the exhilaration of heading toward this new experience is Mark Petrie’s “By Helping Others.” The gradually swelling strings layered with a powerful beat are striking, expressing the excitement and expectation for a grand, expansive world.
Disney Resort CM songs. Popular commercial songs (11–20)
Fantastic VoyageTerry Devine-King
This is a commercial that shows what the Peter Pan’s Never Land Adventure attraction at Tokyo DisneySea is like.
It presents the story’s world and the motion of the attraction, and even uses camera shake and other effects to highlight the sense of immersion in that world.
The music that further emphasizes the exhilaration conveyed by the visuals is Terry Devine-King’s ‘Fantastic Voyage.’ With an orchestral sound that blends lightness and grandeur and a progression that steadily builds, it conveys a joyful sense of wonder.
Stars AboveTerry Devine-King
This is a commercial introducing Reach for the Stars, a projection show that displays various characters on Cinderella Castle’s facade.
It clearly demonstrates how the imagery is actually projected, conveying a unique sense of world-building and dynamism that only the castle backdrop can provide.
The music that further accentuates the beauty of the visuals is Terry Devine-King’s “Stars Above.” With strings that gradually build toward a grand development, it evokes the excitement of something about to begin, while the sparkling tones express a sense of soaring fantasy.
Come Join the JubileeTyler Koontz
This is a promotional commercial introducing Sparkling Jubilee, an event celebrating the 25th anniversary of Tokyo DisneySea.
The video is based on the theme color, light blue, and richly conveys the atmosphere of the event.
The BGM features Come Join the Jubilee, the theme song of Sparkling Jubilee.
Its brilliant melody, befitting the 25th anniversary, also carries a gallant tone, making it very captivating.
Fast SwingerTim Garland
This is a commercial introducing what Big Band Beat—one of the most popular events at Tokyo DisneySea—is like.
It shows only footage from the show, and the dynamic movement heightens anticipation for the live experience, making you wonder what music it’s set to.
The piece that truly brings out the show’s world is Tim Garland’s “Fast Swinger.” Its overlapping, airy brass tones are striking, and the sense of speed and buoyant performance conveys a real exhilaration.