The page for the new Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away nighttime parade coming to Magic Kingdom has now been added to the My Disney Experience app in its latest update.
Disney Starlight Added to My Disney Experience
Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away is a new nighttime parade debuting at Magic Kingdom sometime this summer, though no exact date has been announced yet. The webpage for the parade was added to the Walt Disney World official website in late February, and the parade has now been added to the proper tab in the My Disney Experience App.
The new page can be found in the Park Hours & Info section of the app. When scrolling through the list of Magic Kingdom Fireworks and Entertainment, Disney Starlight is now listed below the Disney Festival of Fantasy Parade. While Disney Starlight is listed under “Today,” it only has “Opening Summer 2025” and no listed performance times.
The main image for the app page is the same previously-released concept art showing the Blue Fairy, Elsa, and Peter Pan flying with Wendy. The description of the parade listed under the image is also the same text that was used on the main webpage:
Find a sweet spot under the stars to watch Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away — a shimmering processional inspired by the classic Main Street Electrical Parade. It’s a star-kissed constellation of Disney dreams, brought to life by the magic of the Blue Fairy.
Watch as enchanting moments unfold from favorite Disney and Pixar stories such as “Moana,” “Peter Pan,” “Encanto,” “Frozen,” “Pinocchio,” and more. It all happens along the parade route — from Frontierland to Main Street, U.S.A.
When clicking on the digital calendar for available times, the parade is listed simply as not performing every day through May 9, which is currently the last date displayed on the calendar.
Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away
Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away is a new nighttime parade that will be the first to regularly perform in Magic Kingdom since the final run of the Main Street Electrical Parade in 2016. In addition to teasing floats based on “Frozen” and “Peter Pan,” as seen in the main art, additional concept images have revealed a float themed to “Encanto” and a boat-shaped float inspired by “Moana.” In an article released on the Disney Parks Blog earlier this year, Disney confirmed the design of the Princess Unit was being based on original Mary Blair concept art for the original animated “Cinderella” film.
Since the parade has now been added to both the Walt Disney World website and the My Disney Experience app, we could likely get an official debut date for the parade soon.
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