Disneyland's New MAGIC HAPPENS Parade - Best Parade Ever? [4K Full]

The brand new Magic Happens parade debuted at The Disneyland Resort on February 28th, 2020. This is the first new day-time parade at Disneyland in almost a decade (so to say we were excited is an understatement)! In today's video we bring you along with us as we experience Magic Happens for the very first time. SPOILER ALERT: WE LOVED IT!! Watch as we see Sorcerer Mickey lead the parade, followed by Moana, Coco, Frozen 2, The Sword and The Stone, and our favorite Disney characters and Princesses! Besides all of the fun new parade floats, we LOVED the music co-composed by singer-songwriter Todrick Hall and have been humming the beat ever since the parade ended 😍 Here are some fun facts about the Disneyland Magic Happens parade: Magic Happens has 90-plus performers on 9 newly designed floats featuring 2 original songs (the main theme “Magic Happens,” and a special song for the Grand Finale). The finale score includes musical nods to past Disney entertainment productions that have special meaning to show director Jordan Peterson, weaving in themes from the “Remember the Magic,” parade as well as “Wishes” and “Remember... Dreams Come True” fireworks spectaculars. Character costumes of Maui from Moana and Arthur from Sword in the Stone, make their official Disneyland Resort debuts in this parade. On the opening float, 300 LED lights shimmer on Mickey’s giant, magical hat. Mickey’s magical hat is nearly 15 feet tall and more than 9 feet in diameter. This float is hand painted and textured with custom iridescent colors. The Moana float is more than 32 feet long, 22 feet tall and 12 feet wide.  Look closely at the beautiful flow of the ocean, watching for a friendly character cameo (or two) from Disney and Pixar’s “Finding Nemo.” The heart of Te Fiti may also be spotted under the water. Gramma Tala is represented at the top of the float in her manta ray form, watching over Moana on her journey. At nearly 39 feet long, the Frozen 2 float is the longest in the parade. The finale brings together a collection of iconic magical characters, including Genie, Aladdin, Tinker Bell, Peter Pan, Blue Fairy, Pinocchio and Fairy Godmother. The Sword in the Stone floor is approximately 19 feet tall, 15 feet long and 12 feet wide.  If you look carefully, you can see Archimedes, the educated but irritable owl from the film. Archimedes is an animated figure on the figure on the float, and his neck and eyes move. Two squirrels, named Arthur and Hazel, are perched on top of the gothic architecture featured on the float. They serve as a nod to the sequence in the film where the characters transform into squirrels. The Sleeping Beauty float is the tallest float in the parade, with the top turret reaching approximately 30 feet tall. Princess Aurora's gown shimmers between hues of pink and blue. The flag symbols are all designed in the style of Sleeping Beauty, as if to represent the different kingdoms and banners found in her castle. -------- Subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow our weekly adventures to theme parks, movie events, magic, tabletop and more. Want an Ordinary Adventures T-Shirt or other merch? https://shop.spreadshirt.com/ordinaryadventures/ Here is a list of our current video camera and gear we use to create the videos: https://www.amazon.com/shop/slashfilm Music: Epidemic Sound We love getting mail ✉️, if you would like to send us something please send it to: Ordinary Adventures, 8149 Santa Monica Blvd #191, West Hollywood, CA 90046 Follow us on social media: https://twitter.com/OrdAdventures https://instagram.com/OrdAdventures https://www.facebook.com/OrdAdventures * Peter https://instagram.com/slashfilm https://twitter.com/PeterSciretta * Kitra https://instagram.com/kitra https://twitter.com/kitra * Pixel https://instagram.com/ThatFrenchiePixel * Gizmo https://instagram.com/ThatPomGizmo