The Disney Princesses are taking up residence along the shores of Adventure Bay.
Proposed several times daily throughout the year, starting this Friday, July 24, 2026, this show brings together Moana, Raya, Tiana, and Rapunzel on bespoke floats, for an immersive interactive moment with guests.
The parade route stretches along the lake, winding from the future space dedicated to The Lion King to The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge.
Halfway along, the procession makes a stop to invite the audience to an interactive sequence.
The heroines and their companions step down to meet spectators and teach them choreographed moves, ranging from the traditional Pacific Island dance for Moana to martial arts gestures for Raya.
Proposed several times daily throughout the year, starting this Friday, July 24, 2026, this show brings together Moana, Raya, Tiana, and Rapunzel on bespoke floats, for an immersive interactive moment with guests.
The parade route stretches along the lake, winding from the future space dedicated to The Lion King to The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge.
Halfway along, the procession makes a stop to invite the audience to an interactive sequence.
The heroines and their companions step down to meet spectators and teach them choreographed moves, ranging from the traditional Pacific Island dance for Moana to martial arts gestures for Raya.
Disney Princess Cavalcade: A Year of Development
To design this show, which required a year and a half of development and 287 hours of rehearsals, the creative teams turned to French craftsmanship.
The costumes were crafted by the workshops of Disneyland Paris, while the floats representing the original worlds—the Motunui village, the Heart Palace, New Orleans, or the Drunken Duck Tavern—were produced by a Nice-based specialized company.
Read: Disneyland Paris enters a new era with Disney Adventure World (video)
The animation is accompanied by two original musical compositions, recorded between Nashville and Paris by an orchestra of about fifty musicians.
Moreover, the launch of this cavalcade marks the end of The Disney Fanfare led by Minnie, who now wears a Victorian outfit to greet visitors at the West Pavilion.
The costumes were crafted by the workshops of Disneyland Paris, while the floats representing the original worlds—the Motunui village, the Heart Palace, New Orleans, or the Drunken Duck Tavern—were produced by a Nice-based specialized company.
Read: Disneyland Paris enters a new era with Disney Adventure World (video)
The animation is accompanied by two original musical compositions, recorded between Nashville and Paris by an orchestra of about fifty musicians.
Moreover, the launch of this cavalcade marks the end of The Disney Fanfare led by Minnie, who now wears a Victorian outfit to greet visitors at the West Pavilion.
