The kids love them. Every day there are two parades at Disneyland. The second one at around 16:00 (4:00 pm) is the "Dream Parade" (June, 2007), an extravengant affair that the kids saw each of the days we were there. They never seemed to tire of it. My five year old daughter was absolutely mesmorized during most of it.
The parade consists of several themed floats with live characters in costume on board. Some of the characters walk the streets and interact with spectators. People start lining up on the streets for a good spot early so keep that in mind.
In my opinion it's worth getting a good "seat" at least once during your stay. If you like to take pictures, make sure you sit facing east (away from the sun). We liked the area near the park entrance, close to "City Hall". Also, remember that the view is different on the left and right sides of the floats; if you stay more than one day be sure to watch the parade from both vantage points if possible.
The parade consists of several themed floats with live characters in costume on board. Some of the characters walk the streets and interact with spectators. People start lining up on the streets for a good spot early so keep that in mind.In my opinion it's worth getting a good "seat" at least once during your stay. If you like to take pictures, make sure you sit facing east (away from the sun). We liked the area near the park entrance, close to "City Hall". Also, remember that the view is different on the left and right sides of the floats; if you stay more than one day be sure to watch the parade from both vantage points if possible.
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