Share a Dream Come True - The Magic Kingdom's 100 Years of Magic Parade
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The parade travels from the Frontierland area through Liberty Square around the Hub and
down Main Street towards Town Square.
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As the first parade float approaches a familiar voice echoes over the crowd:
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Hello everyone and welcome. This is Julie Andrews and I'd like to tell you a story. In 1901 a little boy named Walt Disney was born and a dream began. The dream of imagination that today, 100 years later, has touched every one of our lives. I once had the privilege to know the dreamer, Walt Disney. His imagination inspired and built his dreams into reality for all of us to share and he made them practically perfect in every way. Today we celebrate and share the legacy of Walt Disney filled with pixie dust, princesses, fairy tales, and fantasies and above all the magic of dreams.
(children's chorus sings Sharing a Dream Come True. A child
enthusiastically announces)
And now Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls the Magic Kingdom proudly presents the Share
a Dream Come True Parade.
Leading the parade is a gentleman who looks like a young Walt sitting at an animator's
desk sketching Mickey Mouse.
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