Share A Dream Come True Parade | Disney World

“Share a Dream Come True Parade” was a former daytime parade that took place at the Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World Resort. It premiered on October 1, 2001, as part of the resort’s 100 Years of Magic celebration, commemorating the 100th anniversary of Walt Disney’s birth.

The parade was known for its vibrant and colorful floats, featuring beloved Disney characters and princesses, along with a host of dancers and performers. The parade celebrated the magic of Disney and the power of dreams, inviting guests of all ages to join in the festivities and share their dreams with the world.

Throughout the parade, iconic Disney characters like Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy appeared on various floats, interacting with the crowd and spreading joy and enchantment. The parade also featured stunning floats inspired by classic Disney films, such as “Beauty and the Beast,” “Cinderella,” “The Little Mermaid,” and “Aladdin.”

One of the highlights of the “Share a Dream Come True Parade” was the beautiful snowflake float, celebrating the magic of winter and the joy of the holiday season.

As with many parades and attractions at Disney parks, “Share a Dream Come True Parade” had a limited run. After years of entertaining guests and bringing smiles to their faces, the parade was eventually replaced by other parades, such as the “Disney Dreams Come True Parade” and the “Festival of Fantasy Parade.”

Though “Share a Dream Come True Parade” is no longer part of the Magic Kingdom’s entertainment lineup, the spirit of dreams and magic continues to live on in other experiences and parades throughout Walt Disney World Resort, creating lasting memories and moments of joy for millions of guests from around the world.

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• Step in Time: ‘Share A Dream Come True’ Parade Marks 100 Years of Magic, April 22, 2014