Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is an annual parade presented by the U.S. chain store business Macy's. The tradition started in 1924, tying it for the second-oldest Thanksgiving parade in the United States along with America's Thanksgiving Parade in Detroit, with both parades four years younger than the 6abc Dunkin' Donuts Thanksgiving Day Parade in Philadelphia.
For many years, starting in 1934, the parade featured a variety of Disney balloons, floats and performers.
Featured Disney characters have included Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Kermit the Frog, Spider-Man, Goofy, Chicken Little, Buzz Lightyear, JoJo, Olaf, Grogu, and Minnie Mouse.
==History of Disney in the Parade==
===1930s===
The association with Disney and the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade began in 1934, when Walt Disney and then-Parade Director Tony Sarg collaborated to create a selection of Balloons based on various Disney characters, include Horace Horsecollar, one of the Three Little Pigs, Pluto, The Big Bad Wolf, and the main attraction, a 40-foot Mickey Mouse. In 1935, a Donald Duck balloon was added, but all of the balloons would retire soon afterwards.
Mickey and the Pig would return in a Boston parade called the Santason Parade in 1938, which was the last time they would be used before being disposed off. Also that year, a balloon based on Ferdinand the Bull appeared to promote the short in both parades.
===1960s===
In 1962, A new balloon of Donald Duck was created as part of a selection of classics that would appear in the parade in years to come, like Bullwinkle and Underdog. Smaller balloons based on Huey, Dewey, and Louie were planned to debut as well, but were scrapped due to them being disproportionate compared to the Donald balloon itself.
The Donald balloon flew for years ahead, and was joined in 1968 by a one-off Birthday Cake float celebrating Mickey Mouse's 40th Birthday. The float featured the birthday mouse himself alongside twenty other Disney characters.
In 1969, three Disney-themed floats were added to the parade.
*The Disney Wagon - A circus wagon that held walk-around characters, mainly Mickey Mouse, Goofy, and Pluto. That year, in addition to those three, King Louie and Baloo from The Jungle Book also rode on the wagon.
*Captain Hook's Pirate Ship - A Pirate Ship float featuring the walk around Captain Hook, Peter Pan, among other characters. It was originally created to promote the 1969 re-release of Peter Pan.
*The Three Little Pigs - A float consisting of model carvings of the Pigs. The Seven Dwarfs normally rode on this float with Snow White on foot.
===1970s===
In 1970, in addition to the previous floats, a float based on The Aristocats was added to the lineup to promote the movie. Minnie Mouse joined Mickey, Goofy and Pluto on the Disney Wagon, while Wendy Darling and Mr. Smee were added to Captain Hook's Pirate Ship. This was the first year where a Honor Band had the privilege of leading the floats and balloon.
In 1971, Walt Disney Productions and Macy's got together to produce a brand new Mickey Mouse balloon, which featured a much brighter, friendlier-looking appearance than the 1934 balloon. The balloon, which successfully had it's test-flight that year, but couldn't debut because of heavy rain and winds, which led to all the balloons being grounded for the only time in the parade's history. In order to promote the opening of the Walt Disney World Resort, A new float based on Cinderella Castle debuted that year. The Castle float was rode on by not just Mickey Mouse, but also Pinocchio, who promoted the 1971 reissue of his film. Peter Pan and Wendy Darling rode Captain Hook's Pirate Ship, while Minnie Mouse, Goofy and Pluto once again rode on the Disney Wagon.
In 1972, while the Three Little Pigs float was retired, everything else remained, which mostly promoted the 1st anniversary of Walt Disney World. The Disney Wagon, in addition to Pluto and Goofy, also held Dumbo, who promoted the 1972 reissue of his film. This was followed up with the Donald Duck balloon, who after 11 parades, was given a needed retirement. Rick Springfield appeared on the Pirate Ship float with Peter Pan, Captain Hook and the crew, while the Country Bear Jamboree performed on the Castle float with the big cheese himself riding on the balcony. The new Mickey Mouse balloon finally made its debut that year.
In 1973, the Disney floats celebrated the 50th Anniversary of Walt Disney Productions. Mickey rode on the Disney Wagon alongside Pluto and Goofy, while an Alice in Wonderland float was added to hype up and promote the upcoming 1974 reissue of the film, with Alice, White Rabbit and Mad Hatter riding it having a "Mad Un-Birthday Tea Party". Captain Hook's Pirate Ship continued to sail the seas with the additions of John and Michael Darling, Tinker Bell and Tick-Tock the Crocodile, while the Castle float featured Robin Hood, Little John and Prince John promoting their new film. This was completed with an appearance from the Mickey Mouse balloon, who had the honor of preceding Santa Claus that year.
In 1974, The Disney Wagon saw Mickey, Minnie, Goofy and Pluto taking stage once again, with the Alice in Wonderland float following and then the honor band - the Highlands High School "Varsity" Marching Band, Majorettes, & Color Guard. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs led the way for the Castle float, which featured special guests Bo Donaldson and The Heywoods, who sang their song "Billy, Don't be a Hero". This then preceded the way for the Mickey Mouse balloon. On the other hand, Captain Hook's Pirate Ship (with the same characters as previously) appeared much later on the route, as it instead preceded the Bullwinkle balloon.
In 1975, the characters were slightly reduced, with the removal of the Alice in Wonderland float. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs led the way for the Castle float once again, which featured a performance from the Rhodes Kids. Following the castle was the Disney Wagon which featured the trio of Mickey, Goofy and Pluto once again, and the Mickey balloon following behind. Following the Mickey balloon was Captain Hook's Pirate Ship, featuring Peter Pan, Captain Hook, Mr. Smee, and Tick-Tock.
1976 saw the Mickey balloon lead the other floats for the first time. Donald Duck made his first costumed appearance in the parade, as he joined Mickey and Minnie on the Disney Wagon, while Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs led the way for the castle which featured Goofy and Pluto and special guest The Shaggy Dog, who promoted his then-new film The Shaggy D.A.. Captain Hook's Pirate Ship followed as it promoted the 1976 reissue of Peter Pan, and having Peter Pan, Wendy, Captain Hook, and Mr. Smee riding the parade seas.
1977 saw Captain Hook's Pirate Ship taking to the parade seas for the last time before being transformed into a generic pirate ship. The Trammps performed alongside the other characters. Nearby, Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs once again led the way for the Castle float, which featured the elegant cast of Mickey, Minnie, Goofy and Pluto on the front, and Miss Bianca and Orville from The Rescuers on the balcony, as they promoted their new film. The Kids of the Kingdom also appeared alongside the float, which led the way for the usual appearance of the Mickey balloon
1978 had the float promote the reissue of Pinocchio, with Pinocchio, Honest John and Gideon residing on the balcony. The double act Shields and Yarnell appeared as special guests on the bottom, while the Mickey balloon appeared behind once again.
In 1979, the Castle float promoted the re-release of Sleeping Beauty, with the float entirely consisting of characters from the film, with Aurora, Prince Phillip, Maleficent, and Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather on the float, while the cast of The New Mickey Mouse Club led the float down the route as the Mickey balloon appeared behind.
===1980s===
The Mickey balloon led off the parade in 1980, followed up with the Castle Float, which promoted the 1980 reissue of The Aristocats. Mickey Mouse and Goofy stood on the top balcony of the castle, while select characters from the film - Scat Cat, Shun Gon, Hit Cat, Peppo, & Billy Boss appeared on the bottom of the float.
In 1981, Macy's own showboat float was redecorated as a special float for Walt Disney World's Tencennial Celebration, with Mickey Mouse taking to the ship, alongside. The Kids of the Kingdom sung the new "Disney World is Our World" song as the float reached to Macy's. This year, the Mickey balloon was not seen near the float, rather after the band that appeared after the float.
In 1982, the Mickey balloon flew on his own without any Disney-related float preceding. However, the high winds effecting the parade led to the balloon being swashed around on the ground at Central Park West, but the balloon survived and made it through the rest of the parade without incident.
The Mickey balloon returned again in 1983, but never made it on route after the balloon was severely damaged during inflation after his hand was ripped off, which caused the balloon to explode.
Due to Mickey's damages, in 1984 the Donald Duck balloon was brought back from retirement to celebrate his 60th Birthday, and preceding a brand new float made to celebrate Disneyland's then-upcoming 30th Anniversary, titled "The Disneyland Celebration", the float featured a three-story-tall replica of Sleeping Beauty Castle and a 22-foot long carousel. The float featured Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy, Pluto, Chip 'N' Dale, and Pinocchio as they all danced to the "30 Years of Magic" song.
In 1985, although the Donald balloon didn't return, the float returned, pulling Mickey and Friends (except for the chipmunks and with the addition of Daisy Duck) and Winnie the Pooh, Tigger and Eeyore. The main promotion for the float was for Disney's first ever animated television programmes - The Wuzzles and Adventures of the Gummi Bears, respectively featuring from each show Bumblelion, Butterbear and Hoppopotamus, and Cubbi Gummi, Tummi Gummi, Grammi Gummi. Following this appearance the float was retired.
===1990s===
In 1992, to promote the home media release of Beauty and the Beast, a Walt Disney World-sponsored float based on Belle's Castle was added. On the float was the then-cast of Beauty and the Beast - Live on Stage at Disney-MGM Studios, who performed "Be Our Guest". Also that year, near the float, a Goofy balloon entitled "Santa Goofy" was produced and flew over the streets of New York to celebrate his 60th anniversary and to promote the new Disney Afternoon show Goof Troop. The balloon featured the lovable goof himself, in a tangled situation. That same year, the Santa Goofy balloon was chosen to be Macy's Holiday Ambassador of 1992, and plushes of Santa Goofy were sold in Macy's stores nationwide. After the 1992 parade, Goofy and the other balloons would appear again at the Macy's New York Christmas at Disney's MGM Studios at the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, along with Betty Boop, Kermit the Frog, Snuggle, and the new Humpty Dumpty balloon. The balloons were perched atop the former Streets of America buildings. After this event, the Santa Goofy balloon was retired and shipped back to the Macy's Parade Studio. Later, it was shipped to the Macy's Float Warehouse.
In 1996, a float made to promote the live-action adaption of 101 Dalmatians, which featured over 99 children dressed up as dalmatians leading the float upwards to Herald Square. On the float sat Cruella De Vil and her henchmen, who performed the villain's titular song.
In 1998, a float promoting A Bug's Life appeared for a single parade. The float, which depicted the P.T. Flea's Circus scene from the film, featured Flik and Atta performing the smallest show on earth,with Long Island's June Claire School of Dance performing a trupe titled "Flik's Machine." Behind the float was a "falloon" of Heimlich.
===2000s===
In 2000, a new Mickey balloon entitled "Bandleader Mickey" flew over the streets of New York. In promotion of the balloon, Macy's chose Bandleader Mickey to be Macy's Holiday Ambassador of 2000. Plush versions of the balloon that sang a song to the melody of "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" were sold in Macy's stores. Unfortunately, the Bandleader Mickey balloon only appeared once in the parade and did not return in any more parades after the 2000 parade.
The 2003 parade saw a performance by Disney Channel superstar Hilary Duff. She performed So Yesterday from her album Metamorphosis.
Disney would not see another major appearance in the parade until 2004, when a balloon of Chicken Little was added to promote his then-upcoming film. He was only meant to appear for a single parade but after the film's delay, he reappeared in 2005. 2004 also saw Kermit's debut year in the Disney family, and with that The Muppets Holding Company began sponsoring the Kermit balloon, as he unleashed some Christmas cheer as Santa Claus' balloon escort. Raven-Symoné would perform that year to promote the That's So Raven soundtrack album.
In 2005, Chicken Little led the way for a new Walt Disney World-sponsored float. Macy's own Marion-Carole Showboat was transformed into the Ship of Dreams, bringing the Happiest Celebration on Earth into New York City. Joining the assortment of Disney characters was country singer LeAnn Rimes, who performed her song, and the main song for the celebration - Remember When, ending with a spectacular pyrotechnic finale inspired by Fantasmic!. Another new addition for 2005 was a balloon on JoJo from JoJo's Circus, who had the honor of leading Santa Claus that year. She was only the second animated helium balloon in the parade's history with her wobbling juggling balls. JoJo returned for the 2006 and 2007 parades.
The 2006 parade saw performances from several Disney Channel associated acts, which would be the first of many appearances in the years to come. These included High School Musical cast members Ashley Tisdale, Lucas Grabeel, Corbin Bleu, and Monique Coleman, The Jonas Brothers, and Miley Cyrus portraying Hannah Montana.
Kermit made his grand return in 2007. As with 2002 and 2004, Kermit was the final character balloon and led the way for Santa Claus. The Jonas Brothers, Tisdale, and Bleu would return for performances that same year.
In 2008, a new Buzz Lightyear balloon debuted in the parade, preparing to go "To Infinity and Beyond" in New York City. That same year, a falloon inspired by Bolt would make its first and only appearance. Cyrus would make a return appearance on this float, singing her soundtrack contribution, I Thought I Lost You. The Kermit balloon made an additional appearance as well, promoting the TV special A Muppets Christmas: Letters to Santa. In addition, the real life Kermit would perform the song I Believe towards the end of the parade.
In 2009, Mickey's fourth balloon design - Sailor Mickey, flew over in promotion of Disney Cruise Line. Just like 2000's Bandleader Mickey, Sailor Mickey was chosen to be Macy's Holiday Ambassador of 2009, with plushes of him sold in Macy's stores nationwide. Following Disney's acquisition of Marvel Comics, that year's new Spider-Man balloon became associated with the company. Kermit and Buzz made additional appearances, with Buzz in particular promoting Toy Story 3. Mitchel Musso and Tiffany Thornton would also perform that year, with Thornton joined by Kermit.
===2010's===
Sailor Mickey, Buzz Lightyear, Kermit, and Spider-Man once again made it into 2010, each with their own promotions. Buzz promoted the home media release of Toy Story 3, Mickey promoted the Disney Dream, Spider-Man promoting the upcoming musical Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, and Kermit was preparing to promote his upcoming movie The Muppets, which would come out the following year. 
In 2011, all three characters once again returned with their own promotions. Buzz promoted the Toy Story Toon "Small Fry", Mickey promoted the Disney Fantasy, Spider-Man promoted the following year's The Amazing Spider-Man, while Kermit promoted The Muppets, which premiered at the same time. China Anne McClain would appear promoting the soundtrack of her show A.N.T. Farm, while Zendaya would perform Dig Down Deeper from the short Pixie Hollow Games.
They all returned once more in 2012, once again promoting specific projects. Kermit celebrated being the family ambassador of New York City, and the single "All You Need is Love", Mickey promoted the Disney Fantasy once again, Spider-Man promoted the home media release of The Amazing Spider-Man, and his new series Ultimate Spider-Man, while Buzz, who was the last character balloon that year, promoted Pixar Short Films Collection Volume 2.
In 2013, Buzz made his last appearance as a balloon in the parade, promoting the TV special Toy Story of Terror!. Spider-Man made a return appearance to promote the upcoming film The Amazing Spider-Man 2, which would release the following summer. Debby Ryan would perform to promote the upcoming special, Good Luck Jessie: NYC Christmas.
2014 saw Spider-Man as the only Disney themed balloon in the parade. He would promote the new season of Ultimate Spider-Man. Despite this, 2014 and 2015 would see performances by Sabrina Carpenter, Lucy Hale, Idina Menzel, and Sofia Carson respectively.
The monumental 90th parade in 2016 saw an opening number performed by The Muppets. Kermit would be joined by, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Gonzo, Camilla, Scooter, Rowlf the Dog, Lew Zeland, Sweetums, a group of Muppet Penguins, Pepe the King Prawn, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, Beaker, The Swedish Chef, a Muppet Turkey, and Statler and Waldorf would kick off the broadcast by singing "Hey It's Macy's". The song is a direct variation of "Hey A Movie!" from The Great Muppet Caper. To officially kick off the parade, Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem would perform "Twist and Shout." Footage of the latter performance would later be used in The Muppets Mayhem.
After several years without a Disney float in the parade, 2017 saw the debut of Olaf as a balloon, who promoted Olaf's Frozen Adventure. In 2018 and 2019, Olaf promoted Frozen: The Musical and Frozen II, respectively. Despite not promoting the latter, Menzel would return for a performance just prior the Olaf's appearance in 2019.
===2020s===
Disney returned to the parade in 2021 with two new additions. The first was a balloon of internet sensation Grogu, co-sponsored by Funko and Lucasfilm and given a Funko-inspired appearance. He was escorted by nearby Stormtroopers. The other new addition was a float based on the then-newest Disney Cruise Line fleet ship, the Disney Wish, with the float dubbed "Magic Meets The Sea". The float was led by the talented duo of Captain Minnie Mouse and Mickey Mouse, with Donald, Goofy, Pluto, Chip 'n' Dale serving as their crew, while Anna, Elsa, Rapunzel, Flynn, Cinderella, Moana, Tiana, Jasmine, and Aladdin as passengers. Cinderella, Tiana, Moana, and Anna were wearing their winter versions of their trademark outfits due to the weather conditions in Manhattan on Thanksgiving Day. They performed the song "Together We Set Sail" alongside Jordan Fisher in front of Macy's Herald Square to the crowd once they arrived on 34th Street. The song played over the float's loudspeakers and they danced to it with their backup Cast Member performers while their supervisor/adjutant Cast Members assigned to watch over them followed behind on foot during the journey from Central Park West to 34th Street to add that little bit of Disney magic to the parade and put smiles on the faces of everyone watching, adult and child alike.
In 2022, the "Magic Meets the Sea" returned for another voyage towards Herald Square. The float featured a wide variety of characters, with the additions of Mulan, Raya, Mirabel Madrigal, Spider-Man, Black Panther, and Cinderella and Tiana's husbands, Prince Charming and Prince Naveen. The trio of Mickey, Minnie and Goofy performed an all-new original song "Seas the Adventure" as a final burst of colorful confetti and streamers completed the package. Grogu would fly once again, promoting the upcoming season of The Mandalorian.
In 2023, "Magic Meets the Sea" returned once more, but this time refurbished to be styled after the upcoming Disney Treasure set to join the Disney Cruise Line fleet in 2024. The float also celebrated the Disney 100 Years of Wonder celebrations, as a wide cast of characters joined in with Peter Pan, Miguel Rivera, Genie, and the Peddler added to the cast."Mickey, Minnie, and all their friends and backup Cast Members performed the song "Let's Set Sail" upon reaching Herald Square and once more ended with a colorful blast of confetti and streamers to complete another successful voyage package in New York City. However, the float was slightly delayed reaching Herald's Square when the parade was obstructed by protestors on Sixth Avenue complaining about the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The "Magic Meets The Sea" was forced to stop for some time, and while the supervisor Cast Members escorting it and the backup performer Cast Members in their sailor attire were concerned when they saw the commotion, Mickey, Minnie, Mirabel, Anna, Elsa, and the other characters focused on keeping morale up among the parade guests, maintaining character integrity and the discipline Disney maintains in both the Disney Cruise Line fleet and at the parks and resorts with the characters and their supporting Cast Members when dealing with problems that could endanger Guests and Cast Members alike. NYPD quickly saw to suppressing and arresting the protesters so the parade route was cleared for the rest of the procession to resume. Grogu would also make his final flight that year.
Around October 2024, Disney and Macy's confirmed that Disney would be returning for the 2024 parade, but with a brand new float celebrating the entire Disney Cruise Line fleet this time around compared to the one used for the last three years. The new float, dubbed "Magic Meets The Seas", will be designed with all of the current ships in the fleet being included, along with a new performance by the characters and Cast Members who will be in the parade this year. Among the returning faces are Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Donald, Pluto, Aladdin and Jasmine, Tiana and Naveen, Moana, Mirabel, Spider-Man, Black Panther, and Miguel Rivera. The new faces joining them this year will be Mirabel's uncle Bruno, Daisy Duck, and Belle. Also in 2024, the first ever Minnie Mouse balloon will make her debut, and Spider-Man returns for the first time in 10 years. The new Spider-Man balloon is based off of the original comic book artwork created by John Romita Sr., in celebration of Marvel's 85th anniversary. Minnie's grand debut in balloon form would be commemorated with an exclusive Mickey and Minnie inspired collaboration with Macy's and Disney. The collab will introduce an exclusive line of parade themed products sold at Minnie themed "shops" in over 200 stores nationwide, and on Macy's.com. At the parade, because of the rainy weather this year on Thanksgiving, the characters and all their supporting Cast Members, backup performers or supervisors, were provided umbrellas by the Macy's staff to stay dry during the journey from Central Park West to Herald's Square on 34th Street. Tiana, Moana, Belle, and Mirabel were wearing their winter outfits per tradition at this point after Tiana and Moana had worn them for the previous three consecutive parades, and once the float reached Herald's Square, the characters and their supporting Cast Members performed the Disney Treasure live stage show "Live The Adventure" for the rain-soaked crowd. As with last year, the NYPD were aware of any attempts to disrupt the parade from protesters complaining about the events in the Middle East, and were quick to suppress and arrest anyone that tried to obstruct the parade route so the parade could continue.
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Blog mm at macys.JPG|Promotional book promoting the Walt Disney/Macy's collaboration in 1934.
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Blog Macys MM 3a.JPG|The original Mickey Mouse balloon from 1934.
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Home paradefeatures floats disney.gif|Mickey's 40th Birthday float from 1968.
Mickey1971PencilSketch.PNG|Pencil sketch of the second Mickey Mouse balloon, 1971.
83666907.jpg|Donald Duck marks his farewell from the parade after almost eleven years in the 1972 parade, being joined by Mickey Mouse and a selection of other Disney floats and characters to celebrate the Walt Disney World Resort's first anniversary.
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Mickey balloon macys.jpg|Mickey at Herald Square in 1982
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Macys.jpg|Donald Duck (behind Tom Turkey) making his grand return to the parade in 1984 to celebrate his 50th Anniversary.
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Donald macys 1984.jpg|Donald performing with the Kids of the Kingdom on the Disney Celebration Float in 1984.
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MacysParadepainting1988.jpg|A Painting of various balloons from 1988, including Donald.
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Macy Annual Thanksgiving Parade Winds Through PfZ9AN-BYDdl.jpg|Chicken Little in the 2005 parade, preceding the Ship of Dreams.
Macys Rimes 2 3759-640x425.jpg|Mickey with LeAnn Rimes on the Ship of Dreams float in the 2005 parade.
Macys-Thanksgiving-Day-Parade-Minnie-Disney.jpg|Minnie, Dale and Pluto
Macys-Thanksgiving-Day-Parade-Donald-Duck-LeAnn-Rimes.jpg|Donald Duck with LeAnn Rimes
Macys-thanksgiving-day-parade.jpg|The 2008 poster, featuring Buzz Lightyear.
Macys Parade Poster(1).jpg|The 2009 poster, featuring Sailor Mickey.
Toy Story Macy's.jpg|Buzz Lightyear flying high over Times Square in the 2011 parade.
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