Entertainment at Disneyland Texas
Parades:
Disney’s Oceans Parade: The daytime parade for the park, this parade features floats of films such as Frozen (the Arctic Ocean, I know, it takes place in Norway, but close enough, Chapeck would do this), The Jungle Book (Indian Ocean), The Little Mermaid (Atlantic Ocean), Lilo and Stitch (Pacific Ocean), and Finding Nemo (the continent of Oceania).
Disney’s Lights Parade: A spiritual successor of the original Electrical Parade, this parade features giant floats of popular Disney characters made out of bright lights, such as Mickey Mouse, Elliot the Dragon, and even Iron Man, Yoda, and Lightning McQueen.
Nighttime Show:
If You Can Dream It, You Can Do It: Named after an iconic quote from Walt Disney (the title was reused from a 1SC project), this fireworks show chronicles the life of Walt, since this resort is closest to Walt’s original home of Marceline, MO. This show features projections on Rapunzel‘s Castle, and the fireworks colors: yellow, green, aqua, pink, blue, and purple, represent the six lands of Disneyland Texas, Hollywood Boulevard, Adventure Outpost, Wild Lagoon, Fantasy Kingdom, Tomorrow City, and Pixar Place, respectively.
That, my friends, wraps up the main Disneyland Texas park, but it does not wrap this thread up! Next we will be exploring the resorts‘ other offerings, which are the entertainment district and the hotels (no second gate, water park, golf course, or other things). We’re heading west next!
Parades:
Disney’s Oceans Parade: The daytime parade for the park, this parade features floats of films such as Frozen (the Arctic Ocean, I know, it takes place in Norway, but close enough, Chapeck would do this), The Jungle Book (Indian Ocean), The Little Mermaid (Atlantic Ocean), Lilo and Stitch (Pacific Ocean), and Finding Nemo (the continent of Oceania).
Disney’s Lights Parade: A spiritual successor of the original Electrical Parade, this parade features giant floats of popular Disney characters made out of bright lights, such as Mickey Mouse, Elliot the Dragon, and even Iron Man, Yoda, and Lightning McQueen.
Nighttime Show:
If You Can Dream It, You Can Do It: Named after an iconic quote from Walt Disney (the title was reused from a 1SC project), this fireworks show chronicles the life of Walt, since this resort is closest to Walt’s original home of Marceline, MO. This show features projections on Rapunzel‘s Castle, and the fireworks colors: yellow, green, aqua, pink, blue, and purple, represent the six lands of Disneyland Texas, Hollywood Boulevard, Adventure Outpost, Wild Lagoon, Fantasy Kingdom, Tomorrow City, and Pixar Place, respectively.
That, my friends, wraps up the main Disneyland Texas park, but it does not wrap this thread up! Next we will be exploring the resorts‘ other offerings, which are the entertainment district and the hotels (no second gate, water park, golf course, or other things). We’re heading west next!
