La Fanfare?

[Festival Disney]

After checking this week's entertainment programme: (http://news.disneylandparis.co.uk/UK/EN ... arades.pdf) it says that at 11:45 and 12:45 there's something called "La Fanfare" but only on the 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7th of July...
Can I be a little bit thick and ask what is "La Fanfare"?

[DopeyDad]

That's new to me, wasn't on the program a few weeks ago. I sit a peak season entertainment?

[tubbsy]

OOH! Now that is interesting! Would love to hear if anybody has got more info-more shows in the park! I still wish they hadnt pulled Lion King tho

[kelly.dylan]

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Found this on youtube if it is the same thing?

[15MagicalYears]

Oh wow, I hope it is a live band!

[Kobato]

That band was playing last year when I went in July!

[theverynk]

La Fanfare is just the band, yes. But they are listing the times now

[Gert]

La fanfare is indeed the band. They play disney classics. Photo taken by me from the band.. (13th July)

[norhel]

Sounds cool I must say.
For me it fit very well in the picture of Main Street

[carrydee38]

that looks like a nice idea...listening to disney music while waiting on a ride or having a ice cream.....

[15MagicalYears]

This is pretty awesome. I don't know if this has always been here or if it's a new addition but I wish they were present year round. Also, I'd love to see some non-character related streetmosphere on main street. . Like -


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Especialy the Main Street trolley parade, I adore it. It's soo cute and atmospheric and I think it would fit into our Main Street very well.

[davewasbaloo]

This is why I am very grumpy about DLP. In the early years, just like WDW, DL and TDL, DLP had the dapper dans on Main Street year round, as well as a keystone cops brass band, and a ragtime piano player at Casey's Corner. And the Marching band played in the bandstand or on the Train Station Balcony or at the hub.

Frontierland had shoot out stunts, mariachi bands at Fuente Del Oro, a full Cancan and comedy show in the Lucky Nugget that were free to all park guests. There were also wood work and indian sand painting/weaving displays.

Adventureland had the Tam Tam drummers in appropriate places (not in Discoveryland) and sword fights by pirates on the ship. Also, there were carpet makers and brass makers in the bazaar (now a restaurant).

Fantasyland had a sword and the stone ceremony and medieval juggling jesters. There were stage shows in the Fantasyland Theatre, the Castle Stage and in Videopolis (RocShoc in Videopolis was a great modern dance show).

And in Discovery, there were the jamminators and a futursistic musical group. You could also meet Chewbacca and C3PO.

And the fireworks were on the scale of the US parks.

I do love DLP, but most of what I love was the legacy of what was designed and built in the late 80's early 90's. And I like the European fusion. But there is no denying that this is a big part of why a lot of people can come away disapponted with DLP. What is sad, is DLP could be the greatest MK again if they brought this stuff back.

Thankfully we have this summer the marching band, a few small bands in the Frontierland Restaurants, the little princess thing in Fantasyland, and the Tamtams, but it is still a fraction of what they do at the other resorts. To me, the entertainment was always a huge part of the appeal of the original DIsneyland which is still loaded with live music and dancers. Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen is similar, and it was the one park that really inspired Walt.

But folks, this is why I get grumpy at DLP, the management, and the new fans.