KISSIMMEE, Fla. – On Oct. 3, members of the Grand Floridian Society Orchestra played their last gig together at Hollywood Studios in Disney World. [TRENDING: Puppy pried from gator’s mouth doing OK | Florida Rep says Trump should pardon himself | 15-year-old girl dies after overdosing]“Before you would call our orchestra Grand and now, I would call our orchestra jolly ‘cause we are the Jolly Creek Society Orchestra,” Davy Jones, a trumpet player, and interim band leader said about their new opportunity to bring some smiles at the Jolly Creek Festival and Marketplace in Kissimmee. Now they’re looking forward to creating new memories with guests who’ll be enjoying the Jolly Creek Festival. “It’s turned out to be a wonderful thing for us and we can’t thank the staff here at Jolly Creek enough,” Davy said. Jolly Creek has contracts with more than six Central Florida entertainment acts and production companies.

ORLANDO, Fla. – It’s the end of an era for a renowned Disney World band. The Grand Floridian Society Orchestra will be playing its last tunes on Saturday after three decades of entertainment. “I’ve spent six years at Disney and that’s the first group I ever played in,” Corey Paul, a substitute trombonist of the orchestra said. It was an emotional day as he said goodbye to the friends he made there. “Disney’s a pretty elite group of musicians, you know, it’s the epicenter of theme park and entertainment,” he said.