The Magic of Christmas at Disneyland (1992)

The Magic of Christmas at Disneyland was 1992 direct-to-video special that was only available in Disney parks.
This Holiday Season you're invited to the jolliest, holliest celebration of them all. Come share in the fun and festivities with all your favorite Disney friends as they prepare The Magic Kingdom for the Holidays. It's the year's most spectacular celebration - and you're our special guests. Join Mickey, Minnie and the gang in a holiday wonderland of parades, carollers, and a good-old-fashioned cheer, while they celebrate the Season as only Disney can.
The Dapper Dans (Shelby Grimm - baritone, Jim Campbell - bass, Mike Economou - tenor, Dan Jordan - lead) sing the first musical number in this enchanting video that is sold only at Disneyland Park during the holiday season. They are firemen who wash and polish the fire wagon while singing the beautiful ballad "Let’s Have an Old-Fashioned Christmas" in front of the Disneyland Fire Department. During the song, there are cuts to various scenes of Disney characters getting ready for the holidays, Disneyland guests shopping and children enjoying the sights and sounds of the season.
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