Disney's Once Upon A Dream Parade
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Each afternoon, the party swings into full gear with Disney’s Once Upon a Dream Parade, a lively spectacle that features famous dream moments from the most beloved Disney stories.
For the first time ever, delightful fragrances have been added to the floats, immersing guests in the merriment as the procession makes it way down Main Street, U.S.A. Also for the first time, most of the floats have two themes, one on the front and one on the back.
Music is orchestrated and conducted by noted musician Steve Sidwell, who also wrote the
music for films including “Moulin Rouge,” “Bridget Jones’ Diary” and “Finding Nemo,” and was
recorded by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in London.
The colorful procession features famous dream moments from
the most beloved Disney stories ever. The parade starts with a float featuring an open book to
symbolize dream images coming to life, with Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse in a hot-air balloon,
Donald Duck showering spectators with a dreamy special effect, and Goofy, Pluto and Chip and Dale
interacting with Guests.
There are eight parade units:
Dreams of Imagination - featuring Mickey, Minnie, Donald & Goofy
Dreams of Laughter & Fun - featuring Alice in Wonderland & Pinocchio
Dreams of
Friendship - featuring Toy Story & Winnie the Pooh
Dreams of Fantasy - featuring Peter Pan & Mary Poppins
Dreams of Power - featuring the Disney Villains
Dreams of Adventure - featuring the Lion King and Jungle Book
Dreams of Romance Part 1 - featuring The Little Mermaid and Aladdin
Dreams of Romance Part 2 - featuring Cinderella, Snow White, Beauty & the Beast and Sleeping Beauty
If you want a good viewing spot, plan to arrive 30-60 minutes before parade time, depending on how busy the park is. 
Special viewing areas for disabled guests can be foundin the middle of Town Square, the middle of Central Plaza, and near the queue area for "it's a small world."
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