Cool down at Hong Kong Disneyland this summer with the Pixar Water Play Street Party! The parade is returning after a two-year break.

Pixar Water Play Street Party!

The parade travels from Tomorrowland down Main Street, U.S.A. to Town Square. Parade floats and performers spray guests with water as they dance and play. Many of the floats are designed to look like oversized toys.

The lead float sprays water out of an open top. Pixar character faces are on the sides. It’s followed by Buzz Lightyear on a small tower float.

The Green Army Men from Toy Story carry water guns that they use to cool guests down.

Jessie beams down at guests from a Woody’s Roundup tricycle basket. She’s accompanied by Rex and a Little Green Alien. Slinky Dog and Mr. Potato Head help pedal the bike. Wheezy sits on the seat.

Woody, Bo Peep, and Forky are on a Woody’s Roundup record player at the back of the float.

The parade uses the Pixar color scheme of red, blue, and yellow on floats and dancer costumes. Cast Members monitoring the parade for safety are in rain jackets.

Barley and Ian Lightfoot from Onward are on one of the largest floats, which has more character faces on the sides and a giant Pixar ball on top.

Also on this float is Carl Fredrickson from Up. Flower-shaped sprayers at the corners of the float send water out towards guests.

On the back of this float are Russell from Up with Joy and Sadness from Inside Out.

Once the entire parade is on Main Street, it makes a show stop. Characters dance to a medley of Pixar songs including “If I Didn’t Have You” from Monsters, Inc., “You’ve Got A Friend in Me” from Toy Story, and original songs about cooling down. Street performers grab Pixar balls from the sides of floats to spray guests with more water.

The show stop is about 7 minutes, dousing guests with water all the while. Then the parade continues down Main Street.

Another toy-inspired float is based on Nigel from Finding Nemo, with Dory and Marlin popping out of his mouth.

Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl, and Frozone ride on Incredibles-branded hoverboards.

They’re followed by Edna Mode on a tower float.

The parade ends with a group of dancers with water guns, giving guests one last spray. Their water backpacks feature character designs based on Rex, WALL-E, Nemo, and more.

Watch our full video of Pixar Water Play Street Party! at Pixar Summer Fest below.

Cooling parades are also a staple of Tokyo Disneyland — but not Walt Disney World, which is often plagued by oppressive heat. Do you wish the Florida resort had cool-down initiatives like this? Let us know on social media!

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