- March 13, 2025
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Brad and Derick Taylor-White matched in their lighted holiday attire.
Winter Park High School was one of the first groups to walk in the parade.
Winter Park High School color guard members spun green and gold flags.
Parade watchers were delighted to hear live holiday music from Winter Park High School during the event.
Children of all ages walked and rode in the parade.
Orlando Metro Gymnastics celebrated 30 years with their sign in the parade.
The Sailing Club showed off one of their boats at the parade.
The parade featured an extravagant gold Chinese dragon.
One of the golf carts was occupied by Cousin Eddie from National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation 2.
Locals decorated their golf carts with a variety of materials including floats.
Harwood-Wats Dance Studios walked down New Broad Street.
Baldwin Park Realty rode through the streets in a decked out car.
Dance 360 Orlando children waved to parade attendees as they passed by.
Dance 360 Orlando children waved to parade attendees as they passed by.
Santa Claus rode through the parade before stopping for photo opportunities.
Baldwin Park resident Natalie Feminella waved a large glow stick to parade participants as the parade proceeded through downtown.
Families attended the parade together.
Lauren and Finley Sparks matched in their Christmas pajamas.
Brothers Tommy and Max Vann collected bags of candy from the parade.
Children danced around the streets of downtown Baldwin Park to holiday music.
Patricia and Mia Cristancho from Orlando Metro Gymnastics waited for the Christmas tree lighting.
Rosemarie Waldvogel, Lynda Inderjeet and Lena Raman stopped for a quick selfie.
Families attended the tree lighting in their World Cup attire after the game.
Baldwin Park kicked off the holiday season with the annual Winter Wonderland Extravaganza on Saturday, Dec. 3.
The event, presented by Orlando Health and Orlando Regional Medical Center, included a tree lighting ceremony, food vendors, live music and photos with Santa Claus on New Broad Street.
The night began with the highly anticipated parade led by Commissioner Robert Stuart.
