Walt Disney World Parades and Fireworks
You can also check the Times Guide at the Magic Kingdom theme park for schedule and show times. Other segments of the annual broadcast included The Walt Disney Studios, Disney Adventures, Disney Institute and Disney Cruise Line. The program has aired annually since 1983, with exceptions in 2000 when Disney aired a Christmas Eve "Tracking Santa" special instead.
Guests who love current iteration of the Electrical Water Pageant will be happy to know that the full original show will still take place, with the additions “bookending” the pageant. This nighttime spectacular features massive floating set pieces, custom-built LED panels, choreographed moving fountains, lights, pyrotechnics, and lasers. The floating set pieces transform from fountains during the daylight hours and will become an integral part of the show at nighttime.
The float is presented by Kristoff and four dancers, who represent snowflakes. Anna and Elsa follow, waving to the audience from the top of the balcony of their Ice Palace. Amid an animated remix of two of the movie’s best-known themes – “For the First Time in Forever” (from “Frozen”, 2013) and “Let It Go” , the parade ends with a lot of snow and animation. The daytime show Disney Stars on Parade at Disneyland Paris premiered on March 26th, 2017 – to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of Disneyland Paris. From the same point of view, this parade replaced a previous one called “Disney Magic On Parade!
That said, this Magic Kingdom Christmas parade has also been shown Disney Parade on a select few days during regular park hours in past years. The snowy display lasts approximately 25 minutes and usually jingles all the way down Main Street, U.S.A. at least a couple of times each day. In addition to these daily displays of Disney characters on parade, depending on when you visit, guests can also take in one of the seasonal spectacles that return for a limited run during the holidays.
She likes getting her wanderlust fix by sharing her favorite park tips and tricks with other Disney fans. When she isn't working, you can usually catch her in a hot power yoga class or spending way too much money at Disney Springs. Unsurprisingly, one of the best spots to watch the parade at Magic Kingdom is in front of Cinderella Castle from the area known as the Hub. You can’t ask for a more magical setting to take in the show than with the iconic fairytale palace towering in the background.