The latest episode of “We Call it Imagineering” has revealed several new details for the upcoming “Disney Starlight: Dream ...

Disney has revealed a more detailed look at some of the completed costumes for “Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away,” the ...

Disney has shared a preview of several of the floats that will be included with the new "Disney Starlight" Dream the Night ...

Friday, on a new episode of 'We Call It Imagineering,' Disney revealed new details about the parade including the finale ...

The designers specifically chose Jiminy Cricket for the end of “Disney Starlight” because they wanted to reference the previous nighttime parade, “Spectromagic,” which had him waving goodbye to guests ...

Parade times will be 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. and it will start on Main Street then travel back to Frontierland, a reversal of the ...

The newest episode of We Call It Imagineering has released on YouTube revealing another look behind the scenes of Disney Imagineering. The footage released gave us a first look at the new “Disney ...

Walt Disney World has been implementing a wealth of changes recently, with rides closing--some for good--and others making ...

Another float has been identified for 'Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away' at Magic Kingdom. The finale to the parade, which debuts July 20, will be led by Goofy and Pluto in a train.

Disney knows the kind of connection older visitors like me have with that parade, and they’re honoring that with their latest one. While most of Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away is ...

Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away is Disney World’s first regular nighttime parade since Main Street Electrical Parade’s last run there in 2016.

Today, Disney World revealed that when Disney Starlight begins on July 20, it will run two times nightly, with one parade starting at 9:00 PM and a second getting underway at 11:00 PM.