After lunch, there was another float parade on America Street. This time, no one wanted to miss it, so they all hurried toward the very center of the Magic Kingdom.
There were still quite a few people this time. More specifically, they could be divided into Schiller's group, Bruce's group, Nick's group, Strange's group, and Loki's group. As they converged on the center, it was inevitable that they ran into one another.
So Schiller, Nick, Strange, and Loki gathered together again, and everyone else crowded over after seeing them.
Whether it was a float parade or a theater performance, they could sit in the front row and had the privilege of interacting with the performers. Their group stood in the first row behind the railing, watching float after float pass by.
Mickey and Minnie still stood atop the leading hot-air balloon, continuously waving to greet the audience. Behind them, Peter Pan danced while swinging his arms. Donald Duck clutched his hat in one hand, while Goofy and Winnie the Pooh danced hand in hand.
StellaLou's family also sang and danced. Buzz Lightyear spun in circles with a Laser Gun, striking firing poses. Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde stood hand in hand on their float, while the Disney Princesses behind them continually tossed candy into the crowd.
At the end of the procession were many animal friends: Pumbaa and Timon from The Lion King, Stitch wearing a flower garland, and Pink Strawberry Bear.
Naturally, there was also a float all to itself: Princess Elsa and her ice castle. Bubble machines around it sprayed white mist, while the princess in a blue dress continuously greeted those around her.
Disney's floats were made with ingenious detail. For example, the dinosaur on Buzz Lightyear's float could not only sway back and forth, but also