History Main / DancePartyEnding

** The "Treehouse Of Horror XXXIV" segment "Loutbreak" ends with [[MesACrowd the Homerized Springfielders]] (excluding Bart, Lisa, and Maggie, who are immune to the virus) singing and dancing to Music/DavidLeeRoth's "Just Like Paradise" before the virus eventually spreads throughout the rest of the world.

* ''WesternAnimation/DespicableMe1'' ends with the girls' just-for-Gru ballet recital turning into a disco party. Vector dances along on the moon.
** The ending of ''WesternAnimation/DespicableMe2'' had the main characters dance to the YMCA, as sung by a group of Village People minions ([[TheRuntAtTheEnd and one Carmen Miranda minion]]).

* ''VideoGame/{{Bayonetta}}'' has a very long dance sequence at the end involving Bayonetta dancing with just about every character in the game.

** ''WesternAnimation/{{Trolls}}'': The movie took this trope to DeusExMachina levels as it ends with [[spoiler: Poppy being crowned queen and all the Trolls and Bergens dancing to "Can't Stop the Feeling!".]] This extends into the credits with Poppy and Branch singing "September" while dancing with the other main Trolls.

* The Japanese Flash game ''[[http://terminalhouse.com/charisma_en.html Charisma]]'', has its ending as possibly the [[BigLippedAlligatorMoment wackiest variant ever]], complete with utterly [[GratuitousEnglish nonsensical English subtitles.]] Since you play as a band's singer in a recording studio, it's possible to [[LettingTheAirOutOfTheBand screw up the song as well.]]

* ''VideoGame/Persona4DancingAllNight'' exaggerates this trope, being the GrandFinale of the ''Persona 4'' storyline and a RhythmGame.

* ''Film/JojoRabbit'' ends with the titular protagonist and Elsa, the Jewish girl who's been hiding in his house, dancing in the streets after the Allies liberate their town. Jojo's mother had previously said that dancing was something people did to show they were free. Elsa had also told him that dancing was what she wanted to do when the war was over and she was free to ,well, not have to hide in the crawlspace of someone's house.

* ''Film/MightyAphrodite'': The GreekChorus gets one.
* The end of ''Film/MirrorMirror''. And quite an elaborate one at that.
* ''Film/{{Mother 2009}}'' has one of the most gut-wrenching examples of this. [[spoiler:The protagonist’s mother is on a bus tour meant for showing gratitude for mothers; all the other mothers are dancing happily, while she sits in her place, [[VillainousBSOD horrified at what she’d gone through]], namely trying to [[ClearTheirName clear her son’s name]] and ending up killing the only witness who can testify that he was guilty and hearing her amnesiac son recalling she tried to murder him and kill herself. She then uses [[ChekhovsGun the needles she can use to erase memories]] on herself and joins the party.]]
* The ending to ''Film/MuchAdoAboutNothing1993'' involves the entire cast, including the extras, getting down outside a villa in Italy. It's HUGE.
* The 1955 musical adaptation of ''Theatre/MySisterEileen'' ends with the entire Greenwich Village neighbourhood and the Brazilian navy dancing the conga.

* Mick Travis walks into a dance party filled with most of the characters he's met previously in ''Film/OLuckyMan''.
* The film version of ''Theatre/ThePajamaGame'' ends with the Sleep-Tite FashionShow suddenly turning into a wild dance to the tune of "Hernando's Hideaway." (The original stage version, by contrast, ends with the full cast singing the title song.)
* The Muroe and Gornicke families dance to "Route 66" at the end of ''{{Film/RV}}''.