SNEAK PEEK: Disneyland's Coco-Inspired Día de los Muertos Celebration
Disney's Día de los Muertos celebration brings the magic of Coco to life. Here's a sneak peek...
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Plaza de la Familia:
Paradise Gardens at Disney's California Adventure has been transformed into Plaza de la Familia, which honors the "everlasting bonds of the family."
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The Plaza features mariachis and folklórico dancers...
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...as well as esqueletos, an ofrenda, comida mexicana, storytelling, and interactive experiences like the Memory Wall, where you can leave a message in honor of a family member who has passed on.
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You can also get your face-painted, design your own paper alebrije mask of Pepita (or Dante) and take pics with alebrije wings.
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You can even get a Miguel concha filled with cajeta...
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or a tri-color slice of "Coco" cake.
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OR BOTH!
A Musical Celebration of Coco
But the can't-miss feature of Plaza de la Familia is A Musical Celebration of Coco, which is basically a live action version of the movie with folklórico dancers, life-size esqueleto puppets, and the Grammy-Award-winning Mariachi Divas.
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During the show, a mariachi named Mateo leads you and marioneta-Miguel on a journey through the Land of the Dead as the Divas play all of your favorite songs from the film, including "Poco Loco", "The World Es Mi Familia", and Oscar-winner "Remember Me." (You're probably going to cry.)
Cars Land
Cars Land also gets into the spirit at Ramone's House of Body Art.
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Ramone has his very own ofrenda honoring his amigo, Doc Hudson.
Then the celebration continues at...
Zócalo Park
Disneyland's Zócalo Park in Frontierland will feature its traditional Día de los Muertos decor, complete with an ofrenda, caléndulas, papel picado, sugar skulls, and La Catrina.
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The Día de los Muertos celebration lasts until November 4th.
*Puts my concha mouse ears on*
See you there!