So this will totally ruin the surprise in my trip report of seeing them, but oh well.
OMGOODNESS! I almost flipped out when I saw the fireworks on Wednesday, June 3rd. DH and I were walking towards Thunder Mountain when we noticed the fireworks going off. Since they had not been in the times schedule, I thought it was strange. However, earlier in the day (around 2 or 3) I saw the "some fantasyland attractions will be closing early tonight..." sign for the fireworks. I thought someone had done this by mistake?
Anyway, we're headed over towards BTMRR and I looked at DH and said, "AHHH!! Its the NEW SHOW!" And yes, I did scream it. And then realized people were staring at me and probably half the people watching didn't realize it was new, or wasn't on the schedule. DH asked if I wanted to watch and I said thats okay, I don't want to be in the crowds.
We went over to the ride and used our FPs. As we were loading on the ride every single CM working the attraction was flipping out. One specific CM kept saying "Why did I have to work tonight?" while another one kept saying, "Why didn't they tell us!?" I recorded a lot of it while waiting and while on the ride. It was so much fun to be on the ride while they were going on. We couldn't have planned the ride any better if we tried to do it on purpose. BTMRR at night with fireworks is magical in itself.
I was a little disappointed that I didn't see the whole thing, but ignored it for the time being...until we were back on Saturday night (we went to norther cali for a couple days). I was hoping that they would do the fireworks again and they did! It was so awesome and magical and everything I could have hoped for. Getting MIL and FIL out of the park before the fireworks (MIL is claustrophobic and doesn't do well at all in crowds) was a nightmare. We were literally shuffling our feet towards the exit. We showed them the path to the park exit and then left their side right before the Kodak picture shop and took our stance about 2 rows of people back behind the rope that is stationed there for a path. We had 15 minutes to spare and the most wonderful view of the show. No crying kids or annoying people around.

I was so happy I was almost tearing up - because I didn't think we'd see this show since we won't be back for awhile. Also, DH doesn't really care for the whole night entertainment/fireworks thing, so it meant the world to me that he was there.
The new fireworks are truly magical.
