Mickey’s Soundsational Parade Returns to Disneyland with New Elements

After an absence of more than a year, Mickey’s Soundsational Parade returned to Disneyland on January 25, 2019.  In celebration of “Get Your Ears On – A Mickey and Minnie Celebration”, the parade includes two new floats.

Mickey’s Soundsational Parade

Mickey Mouse returns as the leader of the parade performing live on a drum set.

Mickey Mouse – Soundsational Parade

Chip and Dale have a new role in the parade — pushing a 12′ tall celebration cake for Mickey Mouse.

Celebration Cake pushed by Chip and Dale

The new Mickey pull-toy float, inspired by classic Mickey toys, is 19′ high and almost 25′ long, including the string that Goofy is pulling.

New Mickey Pull Toy Float in Mickey’s Soundsational Parade

The floats feature characters and music from Disney movies such as “The Three Caballeros”, “Peter Pan”, “The Little Mermaid”, “The Jungle Book” and “The Lion King”.

The floats incorporate many musical elements.  Abu, playing the cymbals, follows Aladdin’s large drum.

Aladdin and Abu – Soundsational Parade

The Princess float includes Snow White, Aurora, Rapunzel, Belle, and Cinderella.  At 34′ high, the replica of Rapunzel’s tower is the tallest in the parade.

Princess Float – Soundsational Parade

Tiana’s riverboat is made of musical instruments — like a clarinet smokestack  and slide trombones driving the tambourine paddle wheel.

Tiana’s Riverboat – Soundsational Parade

The final Mary Poppins float features a whimsical carousel with tuxedoed penguin riders pulled by a red-coated huntsman on a large old-fashioned bicycle. There are chimney sweeps on the rooftops of London at the back.

Mary Poppins Float – Soundsational Parade

Are you happy to see the Soundsational Parade back? Have you experienced any of the “Get Your Ears On” celebration yet? Let us know below!

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Laura Gilbreath is a native of San Diego, CA. She has been making the trek up Interstate 5 to Disneyland since she was a small child and terrified of talking tikis and hitchhiking ghosts. She and her husband Lee enjoy trips to Disneyland and Walt Disney World, as well as sailings on the Disney Cruise Line.

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