SpectroMagic

SpectroMagic
Magic Kingdom
Status Closed
Opening date October 1, 1991
April 2, 2001
Closing date May 21, 1999
June 5, 2010
Replaced Main Street Electrical Parade
Replaced by Main Street Electrical Parade
General statistics
Attraction type Parade
Duration 20 Minutes (Average)
Announcer Jiminy Cricket

SpectroMagic was a Nighttime Parade presented in The Magic Kingdom at the Walt Disney World Resort. It was introduced in 1991 as part of the park's 20th anniversary celebrations, replacing the Main Street Electrical Parade.[1]

In 2013, following reports that the SpectroMagic floats had been destroyed, Disney confirmed that the parade had been permanently retired.[2]

The Story

The parade is about Mickey Mouse, along with the SpectroMagic Spectromen, who together create the power of SpectroMagic. After the first part of the Parade with Mickey Mouse and the SpectroMagic Spectromen, the parade then takes you though five different themes:

  1. "The Worlds of Music from the Silly Symphonies"
  2. "The Wonder of Sleeping Beauty's Garden"
  3. "The Fantasy of The Little Mermaids Ocean"
  4. "The Imagination of Fantasia"
  5. "And The World of Dreams in a Grand Disney Cavalcade"

History

The Parade lineup consists of 24 Units.

Throughout the 17 years of running nightly at the Magic Kingdom, the SpectroMagic Parade has had various combinations of lineups. These range from different characters in different locations throughout the parade, to whole units being in a different order.

The soundtrack was released as its own album, rather than being featured on the Walt Disney World Official Album.[4]

Parade Units

Disney Characters

With 45+ Disney Characters, 14 Spectromen, and 8 Butterflies, this Parade demands over 65+ Performers every night.

"A Piece of SpectroMagic History"

The Piece of Disney History collection became "A Piece of SpectroMagic History" Collection for the year 2014. Each month one Limited Edition Disney Pin was released, and contained different original elements from the former SpectroMagic parade.[5]

References

  1. "Gone, But Not Forgotten: SpectroMagic". WDW News Today.
  2. "SpectroMagic parade officially – and permanently – retires as Walt Disney World looks ahead to Festival of Fantasy". Inside the Magic.
  3. "SpectroMagic! at the Magic Kingdom". allears.net. Retrieved 20 January 2016.
  4. Disney's Spectromagic (CD). Burbank, CA: Buena Vista Records. 2001. ASIN B0002Z1HTG. OCLC 52779804.
  5. "SpectroMagic Piece of Disney History Series: August". Collections By Disney. Disney Parks Merchandise. Retrieved 29 December 2015.

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