Dancing With the Stars contestants bring Disney magic to the dance floor as a fan favorite bows out of the ballroom

The remaining pairs continue Dancing with the stars on Tuesday, enchant the ballroom for the show's Disney-themed evening.

The evening was filled with inspiring performances from classic Disney films, creating moments that were both enchanting and nostalgic.

The energy was undeniable for Broadway associate choreographer Natalie Rogers-Cropper The Lion King.

“Disney is creating something so human and tangible,” she told Yahoo Entertainment. “It captures human emotion, human strength, overcoming adversity, human love for one another and for all things.”

Disney also represents “all types of people in its films,” she said. “We need art to show us who we are.”

Rogers-Cropper said discipline, technique and a great deal of imagination are essential to making meaningful connections with audiences.

“Dance is the only art form in which humans are the (only) art subject,” she said. “Those who see it say, 'I can relate.' Maybe it will remind them of how they felt on their wedding day. Whatever the case, there is a connection.”

That was true in Tuesday's episode, which began with a performance of “Friend Like Me” by Aladdinchoreographed by Mandy Moore and starring Michael James Scott, who plays Genie in the Broadway production.

In addition to their performances, participants were divided into two teams for group performances, with the results of these dances contributing to their overall results for the evening.

“Team Goof,” led by dance captain Ilona Maher and consisting of Joey Graziadei, Chandler Kinney and Jenn Tran, received all nines for their dance to “I2I.” A silly film. Meanwhile, “Team Roar,” led by captain Dwight Howard, included Danny Amendola, Stephen Nedoroscik and Phaedra Parks, who scored eight points for their performance The Lion King“I can’t wait to be king.”

Chandler Kinney's Paso Doble to “We Own the Night.” Zombies 2, and Danny Amendola and partner Witney Carson's jazz routine to NSync's “Bye Bye Bye.” Deadpool and WolverineWith 27 points, tied for the highest score of the evening.

Howard received all eight points for his tango to “When Can I See You Again?” out of Wreck It Ralph (his highest score to date), along with partner Daniella Karagach. Stephen Nedoroscik and his partner Rylee Arnold also received eight points for their Charleston song “A Star Is Born.” Hercules.

Two couples received a score of 25: Joey Graziadei and his partner Jenna Johnson, who sang the samba to “Trashin' the Camp.” Tarzanand Ilona Maher and partner Alan Bersten, who performed a jazz routine to “Surface Pressure.” Encanto.

At the end of the evening, Phaedra Parks performed a jazz routine to “Cruella de Vil.” 101 Dalmatians with partner Val Chmerkovskiy, were eliminated from the competition.

Howard, Parks share Disney memories

Parks and Howard spoke to Yahoo Entertainment about the significance of their song choice for Disney Night before entering the ballroom.

Howard said he drew parallels between himself and the character Ralph Wreck It Ralphwho is a video game villain who longs to be the good guy.

“This film shows a part of me,” he said. “Some people see me as this big, mean giant – but I have a big heart.”

As for Parks, her jazz routine may not have received enough votes to remain in the running, but the song choice was particularly significant as it was among her son's favorite songs growing up.

“This song embodies the nostalgia and joy of childhood,” she said.

Dancing with the stars returns with the episode “Halloween Nightmares,” airing October 29 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.

How did the stars fare?

Judges: Carrie Ann Inaba, Derek Hough and Bruno Tonioli

Phaedra Parks and professional Val Chmerkovskiy: Eliminated

• Dance:Jazz

• song: “Cruella de Vil” by 101 Dalmatians

• Score: Carrie Ann 8, Derek 8, Bruno 8

• routine: 24/30

• In total: 48 (with team points added)

Chandler Kinney and pro Brandon Armstrong: Sure

• Dance: Paso double

• song: “We Own the Night” by Zombies 2

• Score: Carrie Ann 9, Derek 9, Bruno 9

• routine: 27/30

• In total: 54 (with team points added)

Danny Amendola and pro Witney Carson: Sure

• Dance:Jazz

• song: “Bye Bye Bye” by Deadpool and Wolverine

• Score: Carrie Ann 9, Derek 9, Bruno 9

• routine: 27/30

• In total: 51 (with team points added)

Joey Graziadei and pro Jenna Johnson: Sure

• Dance: Samba

• song: “Trashin' the Camp” by Tarzan

• Score: Carrie Ann 8, Derek 8, Bruno 9

• routine: 25/30

• In total: 52 (with team points added)

Ilona Maher and professional Alan Bersten: Sure

• Dance:Jazz

• song: “Surface pressure” from Encanto

• Score: Carrie Ann 9, Derek 8, Bruno 8

• routine: 25/30

• In total: 52 (with team points added)

Jenn Tran and pro Sasha Farber: Sure

• Dance: Rumba

• song: “Kiss the Girl” by The Little Mermaid

• Score: Carrie Ann 8, Derek 8, Bruno 8

• routine: 24/30

• In total: 51 (with team points added)

Stephen Nedoroscik and pro Rylee Arnold: Sure

• Dance:Charleston

• song: “A Star Is Born”. Hercules

• Score: Carrie Ann 8, Derek 8, Bruno 8

• routine: 24/30

• In total: 48 (with team points added)

Dwight Howard and pro Daniella Karagach: Sure

• Dance: Tango

• song: “When can I see you again?” Wreck It Ralph

• Score: Carrie Ann 8, Derek 8, Bruno 8

• routine: 24/30

• In total: 48 (with team points added)

Who has been eliminated so far?

• Week 2: Anna Delvey and Tori Spelling

• Week 4: Reginald VelJohnson and Eric Roberts

• Week 5: Brooks Nader and Gleb Savchenko

• Week 6: Phaedra Parks and Pro Val Chmerkovskiy