PHOTOS: Come With Us to See One of Disney World’s Rarest Parades

Happy Mardi Gras!

Happy Mardi Gras!

Disney World knows a thing or two about celebrating holidays, and Mardi Gras is no exception. Today, the annual Pargo Parade took place at Disney’s Port Orleans French Quarter and Riverside, and this year’s “floats” were amazing!

This rare parade only happens once a year, and Cast Members work hard to create fun golf cart floats. The parade starts at Port Olreans Riverside and finishes at Port Orleans French Quarter, where there is a whole celebration, including food and merchandise. During the parade, Cast Members get to show off their hard work all while candy and beads are handed out. Let’s take a look at some of this year’s “floats.”

The start of the parade

This year’s Disney World Ambassadors led the parade, and all the golf cart floats were themed to The Magical Music of Disney.

Moana Golf Cart

The Riverside Front Office Cast Members showed off their Moana-themed cart!

Princess and the Frog Cart

How fitting that there was a Princess and the Frog cart!

Coco Cart

The Riverside Housekeeping and Custodial Cast Members themed their cart to Coco. The cart featured portraits of characters who passed in the film, cast Members’ family members, and even Walt and Roy Disney!

Applause, please!

The Aladdin cart featured a HUGE Magic Lamp with the Genie popping out of it!

Feeling a bit Goofy?

Look how fun this A Goofy Movie cart is made by the Resorts Duty Manager Team of Cast Members.

It is time to rock with the Electric Mayhem!

Muppets fans will love this cart that is themed after the Electric Mayhem!

Hey, Animal!

They even had Animal playing the drums!

The Family Madrigal

This team of Cast Members went all out and dressed up as some of the characters from Encanto.

So beautiful!

Guests watching the parade could vote for their favorite carts.

Who would you vote for?

This is such a fun “hidden” secret of Disney World. If you want to see this parade, you will have to wait until next year’s Mardi Gras, as it only takes place once a year at the Port Orleans Resorts.

It is a rare parade!

We have our fingers crossed that another rare parade will soon make its return to the Magic Kingdom for Easter. Make sure to continue to follow along with AllEars to stay up to date on all the latest Disney news!

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