Your Favorite Disney Parade?

[Disney Maddux]

A simple question: What is your favorite Disney parade?

Ever since they've added Judy and Nick, the Move It Shake It has become my favorite.

But, what's yours?

 

[drizgirl]

Not that many to choose from any more. Overall, probably PTN is my current favorite.

I love FoF when the dragon is there. I hope he comes back.

 

[brb1006]

Spectromagic, it's one of Disney's best parades ever done and one of the best nighttime parades. Spectromagic was the perfect parade that really fitted the nighttime atmosphere and was perfect to only be found at WDW.

 

[HouCuseChickie]

Definitely Paint the Night.

 

[Po'Rich]

When they had it, Mickey's Jingle Jungle Parade was my favorite. Then, when they had it, Main Street Electrical Parade was my favorite. Now, I guess Festival of Fantasy is my favorite parade since it is the only one still regularly offered at WDW.

 

["El Gran Magnifico"]

Any parade where a fire breathing dragon sets itself on fire.

Seriously though:

Boo to You.

 

[marni1971]

Fantillusion.

 

[Disney Maddux]

Fantillusion.

Yay you responded to a thread I made!

 

[marni1971]

Yay you responded to a thread I made!

 

[brb1006]

Fantillusion.

Fantillusion had a great soundtrack. Especially the original Tokyo version which had more floats and a longer soundtrack length.

 

[scarr13311]

Spectromagic

 

[Po'Rich]

Fantillusion.

Wow! I just watched a video of this parade. I can see why you like it.

 

[marni1971]

Wow! I just watched a video of this parade. I can see why you like it.

Even the curtailed version was magical....

 

[Disney4family]

Spectromagic - I loved the nights when Jiminy Cricket was the host at WDW with this and Wishes!
Boo to You - We love seeing the CMs have so much fun in the parade!
Disney Dreams Come True - reminds me of when my kids were little. My daughter & I can sing every word to this day.

 

[brb1006]

Even the curtailed version was magical....

If WDW get's a new electrical parade. I hope they might get the same people behind this and Spectromagic. Paint the Night while impressive, lacks the charm like Spectro and Fantillusion had.

 

[Rumrunner]

A simple question: What is your favorite Disney parade?

Ever since they've added Judy and Nick, the Move It Shake It has become my favorite.

But, what's yours?

We went back this June and all of us-three families and three generations missed the MSEP. It was lively, had all the tradition, and included the Disney characters that made Disney iconic. Never did understand why it was cancelled.

 

[brb1006]

A simple question: What is your favorite Disney parade?

Ever since they've added Judy and Nick, the Move It Shake It has become my favorite.

But, what's yours?

Also Move it Shake It doesn't count as a parade.

 

[The Empress Lilly]

Between day and night, and four parks, WDW now runs a grand total of one parade. So that answers the question, my fav, and least fav, parade is the 2pm 3pm but now back to 3pm parade of FoF.

All-time, MSEP. Nothing fits the MK better.

 

[The Empress Lilly]

Also Move it Shake It doesn't count as a parade.

That monstrosity belongs to the same category as mosquitoes and tour groups. Annoying pests that suddenly seemed to plague Disney and just won't go away.

All you can do is try to avoid them and spray at them if any gets too close.

 

[TwilightZone]

Main Street Electrical Parade: an absolute classic, I remember loving every second of it as a kid in DCA 1.0. However I will be the first to say it lasted longer than it should have. Though I still feel sad I couldn't see it during it's real last run.
Paint The Night: This one is just a lot of fun, the technology used is really cool too. I feel like it needs more floats in the future though. I would like to see some modern day versions of Main street classical parade floats or spectromagic floats.
Disney Stars and Motor Cars: What other parades have bear in the big blue house and power rangers in the same spot?
Dreamlights: Basically Main Street Electrical Parade 2.0, but I still like it. I remember at one point paint the night was being told as America's Dreamlights, but that never really happened. Oh well.