Disneyland Resort’s Red Car News Boys and Tale of the Lion King shows have now come to an end.
Tale of the Lion King in DCA
And according to the Orange County Register, a few more shows in Disneyland Resort will soon be on the chopping block as well.
While a bunch of additions like Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge and the Main Street Electrical Parade have recently made their way to the parks, Disney has been scaling back and ending a few of their live entertainment offerings. The Orange County Register suggests that this is likely thanks to the “3 percent decline in attendance at the Anaheim theme park.”
Main Street Electrical Parade
The Laughing Stock Company, which is a Wild West-themed comedy show that has taken place at the Golden Horseshoe Saloon for years, will make its final joke soon.
The seven-piece Pixarmonic Orchestra band, which plays songs from Pixar films on “unconventional instruments like kazoos” and duck calls will also take its final bow soon. This group began performing at Pixar Fest in 2018.
The Pixarmonic Orchestra performs at Disney California Adventure. (Courtesy of Disney)
Both shows will have their final performances on September 15th. So, be sure to check them out before they’re gone! And be sure to check out all of the details about Disneyland’s newest parade coming in 2020!
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To be fair, Disney didn’t cancel these shows. The sponsor withdrew their sponsorship.
To the person above this is Disney decision not a sponsor stop trying to be the white knight for Disney everything that has happened is because of Disney…why punish the cast members when it was clearly the higher ups that should be getting pushed out or fired ..