Who doesn’t love a good parade?

Disney World’s Festival of Fantasy parade

Disney has a LOT of experience with AMAZING parades, including the Festival of Fantasy Parade in Disney World, the Main Street Electrical Parade that came back for a brief time last year in Disneyland, and Disneyland’s Magic Happens parade. Now, ANOTHER Disney Park is coming in with a brand NEW parade, and it looks incredible.

Tokyo Disney Resort is celebrating a huge milestone: its 40th anniversary. Now, we know Disney takes anniversaries like this VERY seriously, so, OF COURSE, Tokyo Disneyland got a brand new parade to celebrate. The parade is called “Disney Harmony in Color” and it “invites guests on a journey to a harmonious world of vibrant colors filled with dreams.

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Disney Parks shared some NEW photos of the parade so we can have a first look. Of course, you can’t have a parade with the most iconic couple EVER, Mickey and Minnie. They’re on a bright float with a big “40” on it to mark the occasion.

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Rapunzel also has a float in the parade, with her tower. Look at those big, beautiful sunflowers. She’s got a dream!

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Disney writes, “The parade showcases themes of adventure, courage, family bonds and friendship from Disney and Pixar
films!” It also marks the parade debut for some fan-favorite characters, including Hiro and Baymax from Big Hero 6…

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…Fred and Wasabi, also from Big Hero 6…

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…and Ralph and Vanellope from Wreck It Ralph.

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The 45-minute parade can be seen once a day at Tokyo Disneyland, so if you have plans on visiting that resort, be sure to make time to catch the new parade — it looks GORGEOUS.

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We’ll also keep you updated on things going on in other Disney Parks around the world, so stay tuned to DFB for more.

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