After a woke-driven 44% drop in stock price in 2022 and more than a quarter billion dollars lost on two animated films with LGBTQ elements, Disney is promoting its first-ever “Disneyland After Dark: Pride Nite.”

Disneyland announced the new event in a tweet posted last Thursday:

“Celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community and allies, proudly join us for the first-ever Disneyland After Dark: Pride Nite at Disneyland Park on June 13 & 15!”

According to the Disneyland website, the “Proud Celebration” is a separately-ticketed, after-hours evening event and “Tickets are $139 per Guest (ages 3+).”

The “Disneyland After Dark: Pride Nite” will feature:

In 2022, as the company immersed itself into politics and liberal ideology, Disney’s stock plummeted 44%, falling to a 52-week low by years’ end and recording its worst year since 1974.

“Disney Lost Over a Quarter of a Billion Dollars on Two Woke Failures,” The Western Journal reported Monday, noting that “Two of the three biggest box office bombs of 2022 were both animated Disney movies.”

Both movies abandoned Disney’s tried-and-true family-friendly tradition (which had amassed legendary profits) in order to inject same-sex romantic themes, The Western Journal notes.

“Lightyear” lost $106 million:

“The movie moved away from the normal ‘Toy Story’ tone choosing instead to focus on a science fiction angle and featuring a same-sex kiss that was initially removed from the movie but reinstated prior to its release.”

“Strange World” lost nearly $200 million:

“Disney pushed the envelope and featured the first openly gay main character in an animated Disney film. At one point, the 14-year-old character opens up to his grandfather about his same-sex crush on a classmate.”