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- 7:23pm - The rain let up but they have announced that Dreamlights is cancelled and Nightfall Glow will run instead.
- A look at Cinderella Castle this evening, notice the pixie dust trail is in motion
- Found a spot for Nightfall Glow
- Nightfall Glow is what is run if Dreamlights cannot go due to weather.
- Mickey Mouse on the front of the next float.
- Minnie Mouse in the middle
- Donald Duck on the back
- A trio of princesses
- Cinderella
- Jasmine
- Belle
- Pluto leading the finale float
- Clarice
- Goofy on the back.
- The Beast's Castle
- Trying to decided if I want give the Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast another go. It was posted at 50 minutes.
- 8:04pm - Decided to hop it line.
- 8:16pm - Only 12 minutes to reach the merge point
- Video Clip: Lumiere and Cogsworth in the queue of Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast
- Video: Teacups in the load area of the Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast
- Video: Point of View Ride through of the Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast
- 8:38pm - Exiting the attraction for a total time of 34 minutes
- 8:40pm - Passing by the Beast's Castle the queue was even shorter now so decided to give it one more go this evening.
- This time the queue was empty and you could walk at your own pace
- 8:45pm - Past the merge point, so less than 5 minutes and I stopped for pictures along the way.
- 9:07pm - Back out front, 27 minutes from start to finish. The park was now closed.
- Took a number of pictures of the Beast's Castle on the way out.
- An empty queue.
- The Happy Ride with Baymax was finishing up, the last group was boarding when I walked by.
- Tomorrowland Terrace
- The Big Pop
- Cinderella Castle
- Making my way toward World Bazaar
- The 40th anniversary sign this evening as the closing announcement/reminder was playing.
- 9:18pm - Exited the park and on my way to the Resort Line station.
- 9:23pm - Back at Bayside station and heading back to the hotel to call it a night.
- My trip today.
- A closer look at my time in the park, GPS lost me a couple of times.