Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away will be the first new nighttime parade at the world's most-visited theme park since SpectroMagic debuted 34 years ago, in 1991. This week, Disney revealed new concept art for a float that will include multiple Disney proncesses, Aurora, Belle, Tiana, and Cinderella.
Disney Live Entertainment is crediting Mary Blair's concept artwork for Cinderella for the vibe of this new float. Disney previously released similar concept images for three other Starlight floats, including a Blue Fairy float that calls back to a unit in the Main Street Electrical Parade...
a Moana float...
and one for Encanto.
Frankly, the stylized nature of this concept art makes it a bit difficult to suss out exactly what these units will look like in real life. However, this week Disney released an actual photograph of a prototype of one of the dresses that will appear in the parade, illustrating the fabric and lights that should help provide the shimmering effect that Disney seems to be trying to convey in the artwork.
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I used to love Spectromagic (the music is still an earworm) and I’m excited to see this too. Nighttime parades have such a magical feel when executed well. My daughter will be 4 when this debuts and I can’t wait to watch her face light up, pun somewhat intended lol