1999 Walt Disney World Christmas Day Parade | Susan Sullivan | Mitchell Ryan | Wayne Brady | Harry Connick Jr.

The Walt Disney World Christmas Day Parade moved to Christmas Night for the first and only time in 1999 with a new format showcasing Disney Recording Artists as much as the parade.  Walt Disney World is ready to celebrate the new millennium.   Hosted by Susan Sullivan and Mitchell Ryan with Wayne Brady, recording artists included Harry Connick Jr, ‘NSYNC, 98 Degrees, SHeDAISY and James Ingram.

Harry Connick Jr checks in at the Hollywood Tower Hotel.  Disney Cruise Lines checks in with a holiday greeting from Castaway Cay. The Millennium Party is well underway at Epcot.  ‘NSYNC visits the Millennium Village with 28 additional countries added to World Showcase for the festivities.  The Tapestry of Nations Parade is in full swing, and Innoventions is ready to welcome the new millennium.  We also look inside the Control Center for the new Illuminations 2000, the biggest nighttime spectacular yet, and we have all year to “Celebrate the Future Hand in Hand” and welcome the new millennium at Walt Disney World.

The Main Street Electrical Parade is back at the Magic Kingdom.  We look at Disney’s newest theme park when 98 Degrees visits Disney’s Animal Kingdom, and Wayne Brady takes us backstage for the Aerosmith concert at Disney MGM Studios; he has a unique limo and a group of friends with VIP Passes.   The Osborne Spectacle of Lights is on Residential Street, and after the break, Wayne Brady takes us to Downtown Disney for a look at the latest.

For more details on the Epcot Millenium Celebration, be sure to check out the television Special Here

 

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