And to get our guests ready, we’re sharing some exciting updates you won’t want to miss.  

Let’s kick things off with a first look at the official poster for “Disney Starlight.” This design, which will take its place amongst the iconic artwork below the Main Street, U.S.A. train station, captures the creative vision for the parade by showcasing both modern stories and familiar nostalgia.  

And those who have been following “Disney Starlight” updates closely may notice some friends on the poster who haven’t been talked about yet.  

“Disney Starlight” will get un poco loco with a new Coco float at Magic Kingdom! In a celebration of the Pixar Animation Studios film, sounds of Mariachi music will announce the arrival of a larger-than-life Pepita, wings spread above the parade route. Below, Miguel will strum his guitar at the foot of a marigold bridge to the Land of the Dead, complete with sugar skull fireworks.  

This new Coco float is an explosion of color and light guests won’t want to miss. 

All the “Disney Starlight” floats from our poster may now be revealed, but there are more surprises in store — including a few details some may have missed!  

The very first float sets the tone for our star-kissed constellation of Disney dreams, all brought to life by the magic of the Blue Fairy. See that glowing star at the end of the Blue Fairy’s wand? To paraphrase a fan-favorite Magic Kingdom nighttime spectacular, that’s actually the “first star you’ll see tonight.” Guests will be invited to wish upon this very bright star to kick off our parade. 

Peter Pan, Wendy and Elsa will be arriving on their own floats too! 

We can’t wait for Isabela to make her Magic Kingdom debut alongside her fellow Madrigal family members in the Encanto portion of “Disney Starlight.” In true Isabela fashion, she’ll swing on floral vines just like she does in the film.   

Main Street, U.S.A. will also “make way” for a Moana float, complete with gorgeous, luminescent waves. While Moana takes center stage, one might notice Pua, HeiHei, and even a manta ray representing Gramma Tala joining her journey.    

A peek at the “Disney Starlight!” princess float was shared, which revealed the influence of Disney Legend and artist Mary Blair on the unit’s design. This float will feature beloved princes and princesses like Aurora and Prince Phillip, Tiana and Prince Naveen, Belle and the Beast, and Cinderella and Prince Charming. 

But not seen in the artwork is the royal court dancers who will bookend this princess segment – one of many references to the classic “Main Street Electrical Parade.”   

Our waltzing princesses aren’t the only royalty in “Disney Starlight,” but that’s enough for today! More details will be shared in the coming months!