Sparking the dark
Engineering the glow
A global festival of lights
Farewell and glowing legacy
dorothy Sort the glowing floats to discover the history of this iconic night parade.
dorothy Main Street Electrical Parade's End
The final lights are going dark (going dark, oh), but we will keep the glow (keep the glow)
dorothy The parade made an unexpected comeback in 2001 at the struggling Disney California Adventure park.
Bulbs sold: Over one hundred fifty thousand light bulbs from the 1996 parade run were sold to the public as authentic souvenirs.
dorothy Disney sold individual light bulbs from the retired floats to fans for charity.
A token or object kept as a reminder of a person, place, or event. Disneyland sold each original light bulb as a souvenir to benefit local charities after the 1996 run.
To which struggling Disney theme park was the parade moved in 2001 to help boost low attendance?
What was the official name of the massive 1996 marketing campaign celebrating the parade's final California run?
How much did Disney charge fans for an authentic, certified retired light bulb from the parade in 1996?
What classic Disney movie's blue fairy traditionally appeared at the very start of the parade for decades?
The proceeds from selling the retired 1996 light bulbs were donated to what type of organization?
What milestone anniversary did the Main Street Electrical Parade celebrate during its limited run in 2022?
What is the primary reason the parade has been brought back out of retirement so many times?