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A Disney Escape 2021 Running Order A Disney Escape 2021 1st Half Opening Number – Advanced Skaters “Disney Medley” by Disney Cubes Blue – Snowplow Sam Synchro Team – “Train Conductors” Cubes Black – Synchro Skills 1 Team – “Flowers” Magic Kingdom – California It’s a small world – Snowplow Sam “It’s a Small World” by Richard M. Sherman & Robert B. Sherman Minnie’s House – Morgan Schatz and Kinzie Zahn – Duet “Hey Mickey” by Disney Studio Chorus Splash Mountain – Ethnie Zahn – Step Out Solo “Zip A Dee Doo Dah” by Aly and AJ Princess Pavillion – Trio – Chloe Dwyer(Rapunzel), Sam Gray(Tiana), and Lexi Stenberg(Cinderella) Princess song medley by various artists Tinkerbell and Fairies – Pre Freeskate-Freeskate 5 “Fly to Your Heart” by Selena Gomez Sleeping Beauty’s Castle – Reece Theel – Solo “You Can’t stop the Girl” by Bebe Rexha California Adventure Avengers Campus – Kamri Hopfauf – Step out Solo “Fighter” by Christina Aguilera Incredicoaster – Trio – Elsa Kimmet, Nora Luckenbill, Emmy Miller “Unstoppable” by China Anne McClain Pixar Pier – Basic 2-4 “I can’t let you throw yourself away” by Randy Neuman Mickey Ferris Wheel – Quintet – Sasha Gallion, Kinley Herman, Addison McIntee, Alexis Meyers, Callie Miller “California Girls” by Katy Perry World of Color – Solo – Taryn Nelson “True Colors” by Ana Kendrick Magic Kingdom - Florida Aerial’s Grotto – Jordyn Ystaas – Step out Solo “Part of Your World” by Jody Benson Pirates of the Caribbean – Ella Haar and Adriel Vetter – Duet “The Medallion Calls” by Klaus Badelt Tiki Room – Basics 5-6 “Tiki Room” by Perlice Aladdin’s Magic Carpet Ride – Brooklyn Gallion – Step Out Solo “Speechless” by Naomi Scott Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique – Trio – Tatum Gietzen, Ashlyn Iverson, Ella Steiner “Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo” by Helean Bonham Carter Enchanted Tales with Belle – Emily Appert – Solo “How Does a Moment Last Forever” by Celine Dion Capital Ice Cascades – Synchro Skills 2 Team – Lucky Capital Ice Cadence – Preliminary Team – Music End of 1st half 2nd Half Senior Number Capital Ice Crystals – Pre Juvenile Team – Basketball Epcot Soarin – Kaitlyn Hanson – Step Out Solo “Soar” by Meredith Andrews Reflections of China/Mulan – Izzy Ersland – Step Out Solo “Loyal Brave and True” by Christina Augilera The Seas with Nemo and Friends – Basic 5 and 6 “Too many Fish in the Sea” – by Karmen England Pavillion – Addisen Renton – Solo “Mary Poppins Medley” by Julie Andrews Test Track – Quintet – Nora Carlson, Emmie Fluhrer, Lydia Jacobson, Sarah Jones, Kianna Knutson “The Race Is On” by Sawyer Brown Hollywood Studios Fantasmic – Duet – Miah Hamar and Hannah Nyhus “Fantasmic” by Disney Aerosmith Rock n Roller Coaster –Trio - Breanna Kingsley, Jada Peterson, Lindsey Watson “Walk this Way” by Aerosmith Slinky Dog Coaster – Quintet – Mabry Bachmeier, Maddie Dietrich, Evie Haider, Harper Hetland, Elizabeth Longie “You’ve got a friend in me” by Randy Newman Rise of the Resistance – Star Wars – Learn to Skate – Pre Freeskate – Freeskate 5 “Star Wars Imperial March” by Richard Rossbach” Frozen Ever After Show – Elyse Bock – Step out solo “When I am Older” by Josh Gad Frozen Every After Show – Riley Scott – Solo “Into the Unknown” by Idina Menzel Capital Ice Chill – Open Juvenile Synchro Team – Truth or Dare Animal Kingdom Kali River Rapids – Shea Theel – Step out Solo “Proud Mary” by Tina Turner Mickey’s Jammin Jungle Parade – Gabbi Deeter and Kadence Rambur – Duet “Don’t Rain on My Parade” by Glee Cast Tough to be a bug – Learn to Skate – Basic 2-4 “Imma Bee” by Black Eyed Peas Festival of the Lion King – Quintet – Elliot Hertz-Barnett, Haddie Iverson, Emma Jones, Kamryn Schwark, Sophia Wangler “Hakuna Matata” by Billy Eichner Kilamanjaro Safari Ride – Learn to Skate – Pre Skate-Freeskate 5 “Waka Waka This time for Africa” by Shakira Tree of Life – Hannah Wilson – Solo “Circle of Life” by Lindiwe Mkhize Capital Ice Connection – Juvenile Synchro Team – Disney Divas Capital Ice Chips – Intermediate Synchro Team – Hope – Living with the Ribbon Closing Number – Advanced “Happily Ever After” by Disney .
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