Mickey's 60th Birthday Parade

Mickey's 60th Birthday Parade was a daytime parade held at Disneyland during Mickey Mouse's 60th Birthday year between 1988 and 1989.
==Storyline==
A worldwide invitation has been sent by Disneyland around the world to various relatives and admirers of Mickey Mouse to celebrate his 60th birthday. These mice have decided to travel on anything that moves.
==Units==
*Opening - The parade begins with a large trolley decorated with flags and bunting. Large flags reading "COME JOIN MICKEY'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION!" marvel over the trolley, which has the "Mickey: 60 Years with You" logo on the front. This is followed with some of the first mice on a large float depicting a rotating abstract globe, showing that the celebration is indeed worldwide.
*And they came by Land - The first main unit features the mice traveling on various land vehicles, ranging from scooters, trucks, bikes, buses, horse carriages, and a large locomotive train called the "Mickey Express", with two mice passengers on front enjoying the view.
*And they came by Sea - The second main unit features the mice travelling through the sea, ranging from simple sailboats, submarines, Yachts, even a cheese-sailboat! The main focus however, is on the large ship named the SS Minnie, rushing through the seas to get to Disneyland.
*And they came by Air - The final unit features the mice travelling in the air. Some fly on custom-made flying machines, one rides in a hot-air balloon, one even takes a shoe to fly! The main purpose of flying is in a yellow biplane, complete with a flying carpet next to it!
*Finale - The finale features none other than Mickey Mouse himself with his good pals Minnie, Donald, Goofy, and Pluto decked out on a massive Sleeping Beauty Castle birthday cake float.
Category:Former Disneyland attractions
Category:Walt Disney Parks and Resorts parades
Category:Disneyland entertainment
Category:Extinct Attractions
Category:1980s parades
Category:Anniversary productions
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