Disney Dreams Come True Parade – Review in Pictures
Recently, the Disney Dreams Come True Parade replaced the Share a Dream Come True parade at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom. This is the daily parade at the Magic Kingdom that is typically held at about 3:00 p.m. The new parade is extremely similar to the old parade. It appears that most of the floats are the same with the “snow globes” removed, new dances and a few other small changes.
You can see the Disney Dreams Come True Parade by checking out the pictures below!
First up, Aladdin!
Next, a variety of characters from from the Country Bears, Robin Hood, Brer Rabbit, the Lion King and Stitch!
Peter Pan and Wendy ride on the next float.
Next come the Disney Princesses! First up is Cinderella with her Prince and Fairy Godmother.
Belle and the Beast follow.
Ariel and Eric from The Little Mermaid arrive after the Beauty and the Beast float.
The final float is huge and carries many characters and crowd favorites, including Chip and Dale,
Pluto and Donald Duck,
and Goofy, Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse.
It’s actually a very simple parade, but it’s filled with Disney characters, so children really enjoy it. At least, I know my 3-year old triplets did! It’s hot watching this parade though, particularly in the middle of the summer. Grab a bottle of water, and find a shady spot to watch it!
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Images: Susan Gunelius
1 Comment
there are positive and negative things about this parade. but overall it sucks. nothing but 70’s dancers the whole time dancing to hannah montana type music. the music is decent but nothing matches. it seems kinda gay pride-ish. the director sure did a bad job. uh. it’s boring cause the kids wanna see as many characters as they can waving back at them and they took them all away and added gay flamenco dancers. uh. this parade sucks and so does the director. too bad, cause the performers are great. good luck with this sucky parade. i wouldn’t waste time with the parade. go ride an attraction while all the other people are tricked into thinking its gonna be good.