From 2004 2006 this high profile and big budget show was featured in the Fantasyland Theater. It premiered with a lot of fanfare, but then just quietly went away. It was a good balance to the Broadway type version of Aladdin across the Esplanade at DCA. I enjoyed it, but I can see why it didn't really pull the crowds like Aladdin did, this was a little slow. I think one of the secrets to a long running theme park show might be the always fresh improvisation and not sticking to the movie word for word. The Magic Mirror was a fantastic AA set piece (voiced by Patrick Stewart maybe? Sounds like it to me), and the rotating Dwarf's house was incredible. I do recall when they announced that they were doing a live action Snow White in that theater I had hoped that they would cast only little people as the Seven Dwarfs, but they didn't and we had dwarfs that were taller than Snow White. I had some friends who were people of short stature working in Characters at the time and they were all fired up and excited to audition. Maybe casting would have been an issue in the long run. I think that would have made the difference it making the show more special and stick around longer.