goofyyukyuk
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Wanting to clarify, are the two parades in separate parks, and if so, which park for which?
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Team Prospero Brainstorming Thread - Project Nine: Happy Birthday To You
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NigelChanning
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I think I’m doing the one for WDSP. I don’t know if your doing two parades, which might be what you’re talking about, but I think yours is in DLP.
goofyyukyuk
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I'm just doing the one (I think!), but I was thinking that made the most sense too
Sharon&Susan
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I decided to add one permanent shop to Toontown, location on updated map located below:
Goofy’s Gags
Goofy’s Gags is located near Scrooge’s Money Bin. It’s housed in a small brick building with a Goofy hat on the chimney. Occasionally the chimney’s Goofy hat goes up in the air (through the use of a clear rod), smoke comes out, and the Goofy yell is heard.
Goofy’s Gags focuses on selling Mickey and Friends merchandise. Throughout the shop there’s advertising posters for the gags from their manufacturers such as mallets, bottomless holes, and super sticky glue.
Goofy’s Gags
Goofy’s Gags is located near Scrooge’s Money Bin. It’s housed in a small brick building with a Goofy hat on the chimney. Occasionally the chimney’s Goofy hat goes up in the air (through the use of a clear rod), smoke comes out, and the Goofy yell is heard.
Goofy’s Gags focuses on selling Mickey and Friends merchandise. Throughout the shop there’s advertising posters for the gags from their manufacturers such as mallets, bottomless holes, and super sticky glue.
AceAstro
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Yes! I understood it as you doing the nighttime parade in DLP (a la MSEP, Spectromagic, etc.) while Nigelchanning was doing the daytime WDSP parade. If I misunderstood, please feel free to correct me!
DashHaber
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Hey, there. I'm working on a write-up right now for a replacement of Hyperspace Mountain. As part of a general redesign to bring back the steampunk/Jules Verne-inspired aesthetic to Discoveryland, we'd be revamping it as Space Mountain: Le Voyage Dans La Lune. Yes, riders will be taking another trip to the Moon like the first iteration, though instead of being rooted in the Jules Verne novel "From the Earth to the Moon", this time riders will be stepping into the famous Georges Melies silent film.
While I'm working on that, I thought I'd ask a quick question. While the queue for the attraction will be based on the Astronomy Club and work lab from the silent film, what should the facade for the attraction be? While it certain makes sense for the entrance of the attraction to look like a main entrance for the Astronomy Club, part of me was thinking of the idea of the entrance facade being a Nickelodeon (the earliest type of movie theater) with a poster for the Georges Melies film on display. Perhaps something like this:
This way, the idea would be like you're walking out of your ordinary world and stepping into the imaginative world that Melies had first brought to the silver screen over a century ago.
While I'm working on that, I thought I'd ask a quick question. While the queue for the attraction will be based on the Astronomy Club and work lab from the silent film, what should the facade for the attraction be? While it certain makes sense for the entrance of the attraction to look like a main entrance for the Astronomy Club, part of me was thinking of the idea of the entrance facade being a Nickelodeon (the earliest type of movie theater) with a poster for the Georges Melies film on display. Perhaps something like this:
This way, the idea would be like you're walking out of your ordinary world and stepping into the imaginative world that Melies had first brought to the silver screen over a century ago.
AceAstro
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I love the idea of the facade being a Nickelodeon!!
JokersWild
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Everything looks great! Is there anything you want me to do in terms of the park refresh? I just don’t want to start working on something you’re already working on.Hey, there. I'm working on a write-up right now for a replacement of Hyperspace Mountain. As part of a general redesign to bring back the steampunk/Jules Verne-inspired aesthetic to Discoveryland, we'd be revamping it as Space Mountain: Le Voyage Dans La Lune. Yes, riders will be taking another trip to the Moon like the first iteration, though instead of being rooted in the Jules Verne novel "From the Earth to the Moon", this time riders will be stepping into the famous Georges Melies silent film.
While I'm working on that, I thought I'd ask a quick question. While the queue for the attraction will be based on the Astronomy Club and work lab from the silent film, what should the facade for the attraction be? While it certain makes sense for the entrance of the attraction to look like a main entrance for the Astronomy Club, part of me was thinking of the idea of the entrance facade being a Nickelodeon (the earliest type of movie theater) with a poster for the Georges Melies film on display. Perhaps something like this:
This way, the idea would be like you're walking out of your ordinary world and stepping into the imaginative world that Melies had first brought to the silver screen over a century ago.
Also, good news. My finger, while still very much burned, doesn’t hurt terribly anymore so we’re back on for music (I did what any responsible burn victim should do and tried playing piano again last night and it didn’t make anything worse.) I do still need someone to help me with lyrics, though. If anyone is free/ able I’d love to collaborate.
DashHaber
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No worries. Space Mountain is a definite for me. I should probably ask if there was anything that you were interested in doing with the Discoveryland enhancement/refresh. Anything you think that would need to be addressed with this refresh?
JokersWild
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Other than Space, I liked Ace’s idea of retheming Pizza Planet, so at least that. Outside of that I’ll have to look again, but offhand I don’t think that the land needs much else.
DashHaber
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Yeah, it doesn't need a lot. Mostly some minor refreshments to bring back the steampunk feel. I'd have to look more into it, as well. Space Mountain just seems like the biggest thing to do with Discoveryland, and what better addition for an anniversary than restoring Space Mountain in a way that recaptures some of its old magic with a new approach?
JokersWild
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Yeah I’ll at least get going on the restaurant once I get further with the song. If I find anything else that could use some work I’ll let you know
Sharon&Susan
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Description for the clone of Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railroad:
Le Train Intraitable De Mickey et Minnie
Located on the edge of the city, the woodsy architecture helps transition to the Runammuck Forest. The first portion of the queue is inside a museum contained within the depot with three exhibits presented inside: Loco-Motion: A History of Toon Trains, The Evolution of Rope Knots on Railway Tracks Presented by the Foundation for Mustache Twirling, and How to Paint a Life-like Railway Tunnel.
The preshow theater cartoon in this version is presented as a newsreel instead of a Mickey cartoon (though with no narration). It follows Mickey and Minnie on their trip to their picnic at Runnammuck Park. Goofy causes an explosion, destroying the screen, and asks us to join along.
Afterwards it’s presented similarly to the WDW version, with guests going through the cartoon railway station and boarding the cartoon train. The cars separate from the main locomotive where Mickey and Minnie chase on after guests on the runaway railroad through a variety of settings.The main difference between the American version on-ride is that all spoken audio alternates between English and French.
Guests exit back to Toontown through the railway station which includes a photo of Walt Disney on the locomotive at Disneyland.
Le Train Intraitable De Mickey et Minnie
Located on the edge of the city, the woodsy architecture helps transition to the Runammuck Forest. The first portion of the queue is inside a museum contained within the depot with three exhibits presented inside: Loco-Motion: A History of Toon Trains, The Evolution of Rope Knots on Railway Tracks Presented by the Foundation for Mustache Twirling, and How to Paint a Life-like Railway Tunnel.
The preshow theater cartoon in this version is presented as a newsreel instead of a Mickey cartoon (though with no narration). It follows Mickey and Minnie on their trip to their picnic at Runnammuck Park. Goofy causes an explosion, destroying the screen, and asks us to join along.
Afterwards it’s presented similarly to the WDW version, with guests going through the cartoon railway station and boarding the cartoon train. The cars separate from the main locomotive where Mickey and Minnie chase on after guests on the runaway railroad through a variety of settings.The main difference between the American version on-ride is that all spoken audio alternates between English and French.
Guests exit back to Toontown through the railway station which includes a photo of Walt Disney on the locomotive at Disneyland.
AceAstro
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Sorry about no recap last night, I went to bed early! Progress is looking awesome!
I just have a few errands to run and then I will be creating a google doc with my work and everything else that has been done so that we know where we are at ~24 hours from the deadline!
I just have a few errands to run and then I will be creating a google doc with my work and everything else that has been done so that we know where we are at ~24 hours from the deadline!
montydysquith-navarro
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Here's a short description of the new nighttime show on Lake Buena Vista. Let me know what you guys think.
"As day turns to night, magic will fill the skies above Lake Buena Vista in Walt Disney Studios Park's newest nighttime spectacular, Disney's Wonder by Wonder*! Come join Mickey in his famous role as the Sorcerer's Apprentice and watch as he goes beyond the four walls of the workshop and steps into worlds of color, light, and magic. As he goes into the unknown, Mickey will discover the many hopes, dreams, adversities, and triumphs that make up the wonderful world of Disney. Wonder by Wonder will feature beloved Disney films and characters, like Peter Pan, Mary Poppins, The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Alladin, The Princess and the Frog, Frozen, Moana, and more."
The film titles that will be represented in the show can still be replaced as we see fit. The setlist really halted my progress tbh, so I opted not to push that one but instead chose appropriate films that fulfill the main premise and its branch-offs.
*Working title, by the way. Feel free to make suggestions!
"As day turns to night, magic will fill the skies above Lake Buena Vista in Walt Disney Studios Park's newest nighttime spectacular, Disney's Wonder by Wonder*! Come join Mickey in his famous role as the Sorcerer's Apprentice and watch as he goes beyond the four walls of the workshop and steps into worlds of color, light, and magic. As he goes into the unknown, Mickey will discover the many hopes, dreams, adversities, and triumphs that make up the wonderful world of Disney. Wonder by Wonder will feature beloved Disney films and characters, like Peter Pan, Mary Poppins, The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Alladin, The Princess and the Frog, Frozen, Moana, and more."
The film titles that will be represented in the show can still be replaced as we see fit. The setlist really halted my progress tbh, so I opted not to push that one but instead chose appropriate films that fulfill the main premise and its branch-offs.
*Working title, by the way. Feel free to make suggestions!
DashHaber
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As @JokersWild and I think about Discoveryland, there is one major thing that would have to be redone: Space Mountain. The attraction has such a tie to this land, and had been a landmark when it first appeared in Disneyland Paris as a ride based around the Jules Verne literary classic "From the Earth to the Moon". Nowadays, it has just been made into a Star Wars tie-in, for the annoyance of some. As part of an enhancement to restore the land's steampunk roots and sense of wonder, Space Mountain would be renovated to regain that wonder. Rather than just recreate everything from that first ride, why not recapture it through a new lens? Rather than the Jules Verne novel, we turn to the Georges Melies film. We turn to...Space Mountain: La Voyage Dans La Lune.
Space Mountain: Le Voyage Dans La Lune
Step inside an old Nickelodeon, and emerge into a world of travel among the stars as envisioned by famed filmmaker Georges Melies. An astronomy club becomes the sight of an astounding journey to the moon, as you climb into a cannon shell and get blasted onto a fantastical journey to the moon.
Queue: Guests approach the massive structure of Space Mountain, with the iconic steampunk cannon on the side. However, the more striking feature now added to the structure is the entrance into the building. Waiting for guests is a Nickelodeon, one of the earliest forms of the movie theater. Its logo “Le Theatre Magique” sits atop its façade, as signs advertise movies for a cheap price. In one display is a poster for the movie that this Nickelodeon is most prominently pushing: “Le Voyage Dans La Lune”, better known in English language countries as “A Trip to the Moon”. The poster features art of one of the major iconic images from the film, and possibly in the history of cinema: the Man in the Moon, with the rocket in his eye.
(Nickelodeon facade)
(Inspiration for poster)
Entering the Nickelodeon, guests walk through a hallway lined with movie posters, depicting other movies that had been made by Georges Melies. Taking a turn, they enter a screening room, walking down the aisle past seats and towards the screen. However, there is no screen: stepping forward, guests find themselves in the Astronomy Club from the film. The debate room has a chalkboard, featuring the drawing of their plan for shooting a shell to the moon. Walking through the halls of the Astronomy Club, guests walk past numerous astronomy charts and the member robes hung up. Eventually, they enter the work lab, where an in-progress version of the shell is on display. There are also numerous tools scattered about for continuing the work, along with schematics for the finished shell. Eventually, guests descend downstairs towards the loading area, where their ride vehicle awaits.
(Nickelodeon interior)
(Astronomy club)
(Work lab)
Ride Description: Once riders are safely secured into the ride vehicle (designed to resemble the firing shell), they move forward and stop in position inside the cannon. As they wait, riders hear a voice call out (in French), “Are you ready? Ladies and gentleman…to the Moon!”. With that, a loud cannon fire is heard as guests are launched forward at a high speed. They speed ahead, making plenty of sudden turns and twists as they fly among the stars. As they fly through space and past stars, guests will see a variety of images from Melies’s silent film: a soaring comet, the Big Dipper with grinning faces in the stars, Phoebe seated on her crescent-moon swing, and old man Saturn seated among his rings watching. Rather than be exact matches, the images would be more stylized renditions of the characters from the classic film.
(Phoebe on her moon, and Saturn watching among his rings)
(The Man in the Moon, with the expression riders would see as they pass)
Among the turns and twists, riders would see the sight they’ve been waiting: the Moon, with the Man in the Moon reacting in shock at their fast approach. Eventually, riders would take a turn into the brake run, looking like the lunar surface from the film. As they pass through the rocky terrain, two Selenite figures would lunge toward the ride vehicle for a small scare. Escaping the attacking aliens, riders would appear to “slide” off a cliff, with some perspective tricks making it look like they’re falling back to Earth. Eventually, riders emerge back in the light and reach the unloading station.
(Surface of the Moon)
(Selenites)
Space Mountain: Le Voyage Dans La Lune
Step inside an old Nickelodeon, and emerge into a world of travel among the stars as envisioned by famed filmmaker Georges Melies. An astronomy club becomes the sight of an astounding journey to the moon, as you climb into a cannon shell and get blasted onto a fantastical journey to the moon.
Queue: Guests approach the massive structure of Space Mountain, with the iconic steampunk cannon on the side. However, the more striking feature now added to the structure is the entrance into the building. Waiting for guests is a Nickelodeon, one of the earliest forms of the movie theater. Its logo “Le Theatre Magique” sits atop its façade, as signs advertise movies for a cheap price. In one display is a poster for the movie that this Nickelodeon is most prominently pushing: “Le Voyage Dans La Lune”, better known in English language countries as “A Trip to the Moon”. The poster features art of one of the major iconic images from the film, and possibly in the history of cinema: the Man in the Moon, with the rocket in his eye.
(Nickelodeon facade)
(Inspiration for poster)
Entering the Nickelodeon, guests walk through a hallway lined with movie posters, depicting other movies that had been made by Georges Melies. Taking a turn, they enter a screening room, walking down the aisle past seats and towards the screen. However, there is no screen: stepping forward, guests find themselves in the Astronomy Club from the film. The debate room has a chalkboard, featuring the drawing of their plan for shooting a shell to the moon. Walking through the halls of the Astronomy Club, guests walk past numerous astronomy charts and the member robes hung up. Eventually, they enter the work lab, where an in-progress version of the shell is on display. There are also numerous tools scattered about for continuing the work, along with schematics for the finished shell. Eventually, guests descend downstairs towards the loading area, where their ride vehicle awaits.
(Nickelodeon interior)
(Astronomy club)
(Work lab)
Ride Description: Once riders are safely secured into the ride vehicle (designed to resemble the firing shell), they move forward and stop in position inside the cannon. As they wait, riders hear a voice call out (in French), “Are you ready? Ladies and gentleman…to the Moon!”. With that, a loud cannon fire is heard as guests are launched forward at a high speed. They speed ahead, making plenty of sudden turns and twists as they fly among the stars. As they fly through space and past stars, guests will see a variety of images from Melies’s silent film: a soaring comet, the Big Dipper with grinning faces in the stars, Phoebe seated on her crescent-moon swing, and old man Saturn seated among his rings watching. Rather than be exact matches, the images would be more stylized renditions of the characters from the classic film.
(Phoebe on her moon, and Saturn watching among his rings)
(The Man in the Moon, with the expression riders would see as they pass)
Among the turns and twists, riders would see the sight they’ve been waiting: the Moon, with the Man in the Moon reacting in shock at their fast approach. Eventually, riders would take a turn into the brake run, looking like the lunar surface from the film. As they pass through the rocky terrain, two Selenite figures would lunge toward the ride vehicle for a small scare. Escaping the attacking aliens, riders would appear to “slide” off a cliff, with some perspective tricks making it look like they’re falling back to Earth. Eventually, riders emerge back in the light and reach the unloading station.
(Surface of the Moon)
(Selenites)
AceAstro
Well-Known Member
I love this description! Those are all great movies to use! My only suggestion is maybe Finding Nemo/ Dory instead of Aladdin due to the water nature of the show!
AceAstro
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Wow. Wow. Wow. You have me SOLD! This is a beautiful way to bring this attraction into a new age while also having ties to its past. A perfect way to start the anniversary celebration!As @JokersWild and I think about Discoveryland, there is one major thing that would have to be redone: Space Mountain. The attraction has such a tie to this land, and had been a landmark when it first appeared in Disneyland Paris as a ride based around the Jules Verne literary classic "From the Earth to the Moon". Nowadays, it has just been made into a Star Wars tie-in, for the annoyance of some. As part of an enhancement to restore the land's steampunk roots and sense of wonder, Space Mountain would be renovated to regain that wonder. Rather than just recreate everything from that first ride, why not recapture it through a new lens? Rather than the Jules Verne novel, we turn to the Georges Melies film. We turn to...Space Mountain: La Voyage Dans La Lune.
Space Mountain: Le Voyage Dans La Lune
Step inside an old Nickelodeon, and emerge into a world of travel among the stars as envisioned by famed filmmaker Georges Melies. An astronomy club becomes the sight of an astounding journey to the moon, as you climb into a cannon shell and get blasted onto a fantastical journey to the moon.
Queue: Guests approach the massive structure of Space Mountain, with the iconic steampunk cannon on the side. However, the more striking feature now added to the structure is the entrance into the building. Waiting for guests is a Nickelodeon, one of the earliest forms of the movie theater. Its logo “Le Theatre Magique” sits atop its façade, as signs advertise movies for a cheap price. In one display is a poster for the movie that this Nickelodeon is most prominently pushing: “Le Voyage Dans La Lune”, better known in English language countries as “A Trip to the Moon”. The poster features art of one of the major iconic images from the film, and possibly in the history of cinema: the Man in the Moon, with the rocket in his eye.
(Nickelodeon facade)
(Inspiration for poster)
Entering the Nickelodeon, guests walk through a hallway lined with movie posters, depicting other movies that had been made by Georges Melies. Taking a turn, they enter a screening room, walking down the aisle past seats and towards the screen. However, there is no screen: stepping forward, guests find themselves in the Astronomy Club from the film. The debate room has a chalkboard, featuring the drawing of their plan for shooting a shell to the moon. Walking through the halls of the Astronomy Club, guests walk past numerous astronomy charts and the member robes hung up. Eventually, they enter the work lab, where an in-progress version of the shell is on display. There are also numerous tools scattered about for continuing the work, along with schematics for the finished shell. Eventually, guests descend downstairs towards the loading area, where their ride vehicle awaits.
(Nickelodeon interior)
(Astronomy club)
(Work lab)
Ride Description: Once riders are safely secured into the ride vehicle (designed to resemble the firing shell), they move forward and stop in position inside the cannon. As they wait, riders hear a voice call out (in French), “Are you ready? Ladies and gentleman…to the Moon!”. With that, a loud cannon fire is heard as guests are launched forward at a high speed. They speed ahead, making plenty of sudden turns and twists as they fly among the stars. As they fly through space and past stars, guests will see a variety of images from Melies’s silent film: a soaring comet, the Big Dipper with grinning faces in the stars, Phoebe seated on her crescent-moon swing, and old man Saturn seated among his rings watching. Rather than be exact matches, the images would be more stylized renditions of the characters from the classic film.
(Phoebe on her moon, and Saturn watching among his rings)
(The Man in the Moon, with the expression riders would see as they pass)
Among the turns and twists, riders would see the sight they’ve been waiting: the Moon, with the Man in the Moon reacting in shock at their fast approach. Eventually, riders would take a turn into the brake run, looking like the lunar surface from the film. As they pass through the rocky terrain, two Selenite figures would lunge toward the ride vehicle for a small scare. Escaping the attacking aliens, riders would appear to “slide” off a cliff, with some perspective tricks making it look like they’re falling back to Earth. Eventually, riders emerge back in the light and reach the unloading station.
(Surface of the Moon)
(Selenites)
AceAstro
Well-Known Member
Here is the document!
docs.google.com
[Team Prospero] Disneyland Paris' Anniversary Celebrations
“Though 30 years may appear to be a long time now, we are dedicated to the continued success of this resort. In a short time, we will be approaching the 50th, the 60th, even the 90th, and new stories will be told and old ones still celebrated. Then, 30 won’t seem so long, because as...
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NigelChanning
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Magic at the Movies
Magic of the Movies is a new daytime parade coming to Walt Disney Studios Park for its 25th anniversary.
The parade will start from the backstage area by the Iron Man rollercoaster and will make its way to the backstage area next to Ratatouille.
Unit #1: Magic at the Movies
Mickey and Minnie sit inside a red convertible waving to guests and talking about their love for the movies.
Minnie: “Oh Mickey, isn’t this just so exciting!”
Mickey: “It sure is! I can’t wait to make some movie magic! (to the guests) And you can too! Come on everyone! Let’s experience the magic of the movies together!”
Unit #2: Into the Unknown
Set in The Enchanted Forest, the float is led by The Nokk. Joining the leading ladies Anna and Elsa will be Olaf, Kristoff, and Sven! The float was duplicated from Disneyland Paris's Frozen Celebration event parade, Frozen 2: An Enchanted Journey.
Unit #3: Avengers Assemble
Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Black Widow, and Hawkeye all stand upon a float themed to damaged New York City streets. Cap, Black Widow, and Hawkeye wave to guests in the front of the float as Iron Man and Thor wave to guests at the top. In the back of the float, a Hulk animatronic moves his head back and forth while yelling “Hulk Smash!”
The unit is followed by a smaller float starring Loki. Loki sits atop a platform (the Stark tower helipad) wielding his scepter. He recite his speech to the guests and demands respect. “I am Loki, of Asgard, and I am burdened with glorious purpose”
Unit #4: Rock the Galaxy!
Star-Lord, Gamora, Drax, and Groot wave to guests in a float themed to the rocky structure of Morag while jamming out to classic tunes like “Cherry Bomb”, “Come and Get Your Love”, and “I Want You Back”. An animatronic Rocket Raccoon sits in a pod in the back of the float controlling two LED monitors playing a remix of clips from the movie almost like a DJ.
Unit #5: Far From Home
Join Spider-Man as he battles Mysterio on the streets of New York. Preceding the float is an army of Mysterio clones shrouded in green smoke. Spider-Man waves to guests in front of a large Mysterio statue that comes out of the parade float waist up. Rather than the fishbowl head, a clear bubble sit atop Mysterio’s body housing the real Quentin Beck, who waves at guests and casts more illusions.
Unit #6: Onward.
Ian and Barley wave to guests on the grassy area near Raven’s Point. Ian wields the magical staff and occasionally recites a spell. Once that happens, smoke appears from one of the nearby rocks and fibre optics along the rockwork light up. Barley’s van, Guinevere, sits on the back of the float where Wilden Lightfoot is visible in the passengers seat.
Unit #7: Headquarters
The Inside Out float from DCA is recycled for this parade. Animatronic versions Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust interact inside their headquarters.
Grand Finale:
The parade closes out with a collection of smaller floats.
Unit #8: Mystic Arts
Doctor Strange stands in a float themed to magical ruins. Behind him is an LED screen themed to a portal. The locations projected within the portal change.
Unit #9: Stand Out
A float starring Max Goof in his Powerline outfit singing a mashup of “Stand Out” and “I2I” atop a stage.
Unit #10: Imperial March
There is no float, but bringing up the rear of the parade are Darth Vader and a fleet of Storm Troopers.
Cast Members follow carrying a banner that says “The Story’s just begun!”
Magic of the Movies is a new daytime parade coming to Walt Disney Studios Park for its 25th anniversary.
The parade will start from the backstage area by the Iron Man rollercoaster and will make its way to the backstage area next to Ratatouille.
Unit #1: Magic at the Movies
Mickey and Minnie sit inside a red convertible waving to guests and talking about their love for the movies.
Minnie: “Oh Mickey, isn’t this just so exciting!”
Mickey: “It sure is! I can’t wait to make some movie magic! (to the guests) And you can too! Come on everyone! Let’s experience the magic of the movies together!”
Unit #2: Into the Unknown
Set in The Enchanted Forest, the float is led by The Nokk. Joining the leading ladies Anna and Elsa will be Olaf, Kristoff, and Sven! The float was duplicated from Disneyland Paris's Frozen Celebration event parade, Frozen 2: An Enchanted Journey.
Unit #3: Avengers Assemble
Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Black Widow, and Hawkeye all stand upon a float themed to damaged New York City streets. Cap, Black Widow, and Hawkeye wave to guests in the front of the float as Iron Man and Thor wave to guests at the top. In the back of the float, a Hulk animatronic moves his head back and forth while yelling “Hulk Smash!”
The unit is followed by a smaller float starring Loki. Loki sits atop a platform (the Stark tower helipad) wielding his scepter. He recite his speech to the guests and demands respect. “I am Loki, of Asgard, and I am burdened with glorious purpose”
Unit #4: Rock the Galaxy!
Star-Lord, Gamora, Drax, and Groot wave to guests in a float themed to the rocky structure of Morag while jamming out to classic tunes like “Cherry Bomb”, “Come and Get Your Love”, and “I Want You Back”. An animatronic Rocket Raccoon sits in a pod in the back of the float controlling two LED monitors playing a remix of clips from the movie almost like a DJ.
Unit #5: Far From Home
Join Spider-Man as he battles Mysterio on the streets of New York. Preceding the float is an army of Mysterio clones shrouded in green smoke. Spider-Man waves to guests in front of a large Mysterio statue that comes out of the parade float waist up. Rather than the fishbowl head, a clear bubble sit atop Mysterio’s body housing the real Quentin Beck, who waves at guests and casts more illusions.
Unit #6: Onward.
Ian and Barley wave to guests on the grassy area near Raven’s Point. Ian wields the magical staff and occasionally recites a spell. Once that happens, smoke appears from one of the nearby rocks and fibre optics along the rockwork light up. Barley’s van, Guinevere, sits on the back of the float where Wilden Lightfoot is visible in the passengers seat.
Unit #7: Headquarters
The Inside Out float from DCA is recycled for this parade. Animatronic versions Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust interact inside their headquarters.
Grand Finale:
The parade closes out with a collection of smaller floats.
Unit #8: Mystic Arts
Doctor Strange stands in a float themed to magical ruins. Behind him is an LED screen themed to a portal. The locations projected within the portal change.
Unit #9: Stand Out
A float starring Max Goof in his Powerline outfit singing a mashup of “Stand Out” and “I2I” atop a stage.
Unit #10: Imperial March
There is no float, but bringing up the rear of the parade are Darth Vader and a fleet of Storm Troopers.
Cast Members follow carrying a banner that says “The Story’s just begun!”
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