Hey everyone! I know this will be plain old hopeless, but does anyone know about the X-Mas parade filming on the 5th and 6th at the parks? Mainly entertainer guest schedule. Upon seeing the press release, I saw that Sarah Brightman - My most favorite soprano on Earth, a woman I head over heels, ADORE more than life itself will be performing! I'm guessing that she won't be there on the 6th as she has a concert in Canada that night. So my best bet is the 5th. However, I am clueless as to where to when/if she will be appearing. I know that the Jonas Brothers already pre-recorded their own segment some weeks back in Anaheim, so maybe she did so already as well. But I do not know for certain.
ANY help would be great. I will do anything to see her performance. Saw her in concert here in Orlando and she was BRILLIANT!!!! I plan on scoping out Magic Kingdom very early on the 5th.
WDW Christmas Parade filming
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WDW Christmas Parade filming
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Re: WDW Christmas Parade filming
A bit of advice from someone who was there last year....
It involves a LOT and I mean a LOT of standing around and doing nothing. Every once in a while they ask you to make some noise or wave in front of a camera. We watched the same float go by 5 or 6 times. We were there 2 hours and nothing happened. There's no guarantee you'll get to see anything or be in a good spot to see it. They tell you where to stand.
It involves a LOT and I mean a LOT of standing around and doing nothing. Every once in a while they ask you to make some noise or wave in front of a camera. We watched the same float go by 5 or 6 times. We were there 2 hours and nothing happened. There's no guarantee you'll get to see anything or be in a good spot to see it. They tell you where to stand.