Disney On Ice presents Let’s Celebrate! It’s one colossal party on ice, with all your favorite Disney friends! Enjoy a winter wonderland with Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse, a Halloween haunt with the Disney Villains, a Royal Ball with the Disney Princesses, including the newest Disney Princess Tiana; a Very Merry Unbirthday Party, and more in a magical medley of holidays, celebrations and festivals from around the globe. Come join the party when this spectacular ice show visits your hometown!
My daughter loved the show. We went to a 10:30 show and all the little ones seemed to enjoy it. The only part I didn't like was the 5-10 minute long "Halloween Celebration" I was worried that the huge spider webs and all the villians might scare my daughter along with our friends we went with, but in the end they all did great and weren't phased by it. However, I think they could have "celebrated" something else for those 5-10 minutes. that would have been less scary. All in all, the venue was great and so was the show!
This show was wonderful! The girls enjoyed seeing all of their favorite Disney characters. The music was great. The skaters were outstanding. The production was clever. Things dropped from the ceiling over the ice on numerous occasions. I don't remember that happening with any other ice show we've seen. Our favorite were the gigantic spider webs for the Halloween celebration. I was expecting it to be chilly inside, but it was actually very comfortable with a warm sweater. The prices are outrageous, but that's to be expected. Fill your purse with snacks and purchase a drink. The parking price wasn't too bad. We would do it again!
Went to my first show this week. I thought it was very good and my 5 year old daughter loved it. They really had something for everyone boys (Toy Story) and girls (Princesses) alike. I guess each show is themed. This one was called "Celebration" where they celebrated several holidays including Halloween and Christmas...which I thought was a liitle weird but they did incorporated Disney characters along with it. For example Toys Story toys for Christmas. Parking was $11 which I thought was reasonable. Everything inside is very expensive. I paid $10 for cotton candy (bring wipes) with Mickey Mouse ears....which were too small for a 5 year old to velco under her chin. I had also brought in a bottle water and some granola bars in my purse. They do not check your purses at the door. So, you could save a little money by bringing your own drink/snack with to the show. Also after we got there we thought that we should have brought the kids "light spinners" with from a previous show.
We really enjoyed the show! It held everone's attention from princess fans to villian fans! We made sure our children knew our price limit for stuff inside as they can get you for everything but it was worth the evening out!
Simply outstanding! I was one of the lucky ones winning tickets for this show and I got to seat in the 4th row! my kids (4 and almost 2) could not close their mouths amazed of what they were seeing, it lasted almost 2 hours and it covers all time favorite characters for all ages and genders like Mickey, Minnie, Alice, Jungle book etc. for adults, princesses for girls, and Villains or Toy story for boys, besides the music and characters the skaters performed a GREAT show, you shouldn't miss it if you can afford to go, don't forget that you can use a coupon code FS22 for $5 off each ticket and if you buy directly at the box office you avoid paying extra fees so you can go to this great show for as little as $10 per ticket. You should also know that whatever you buy inside is VERY expensive like for example $7 popcorn.
This venue was so easy to get to from the northern suburbs. However, we did pay for parking but saw MANY ticketholders park in the Target parking lot directly across from the arena. There were many police directing traffic but they said nothing to those crossing from the adjacent lot even though this was expressly prohibited?? Other than that issue, the arena gave a great show in a space easy to navigate.
