Disney On Ice Tickets

This year, we saw Disney on Ice in Orlando. The venue was great however the show itself was unimaginative and uninspiring. The 4 year old with me should have been enthralled but she was bored as were the 8 and 10 year olds with me. It was Disney characters coming out a group at a time skating in circles and doing a few dances and going back out. With all the things Disney has to inspire, this was just empty. I won’t be enthusiastic to see another one of these.

Good show but disappointing seats. I spent a fortune on row 1 tickets in the 100 level thinking we’d be in the first row and an unobstructed view. I was wrong. There were 3 rows in front of us and the girl in front of me kept standing up and blocking our view. I would have rather paid for 300 level seats for A LOT less money since the view would have been better.

Overall it was a good show: costumes, atmosphere, staff, music. Staff directing people inside of the building were great and helpful. Parking staff, directing car traffic, were helpful and nice. What was not so good: no traditional princesses (Cinderella, Bell) accept for Ariel. Not much interaction with kids. There were quite few falls (life happens, i guess). One of Elsa's outfits had fake boobs, and they looked weird and way too unnatural. Good thing she switched the outfit and looked normal after. Major attention was spent at the front. Our seats (111, ff) barely got any attention from the performers. Food wasn't good, we had cold and tasted old popcorn. Hot dog was dry and very salty, we could not eat it. Hey, but the bottled water was cold! Overall it was a good show but not great. It felt that something was lost, not there, missing...

Was great for our 7 year old niece. She had a blast!

We went to Mickey’s Search Party and it was a great Disney production. We just saw Magic In the Stars and it was just ok. Mostly solo performances with a plain back drop. Lots of slow songs. Issues with lighting. Seemed subpar vs MSP. Would definitely recommend MSP.

The show was amazing. I enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I would. The audience was very engaged. Not only the kids, but everyone was singing and enjoying the show. The snacks on the other hand were extremely overpriced. $18 for Cotton Candy.

So the show itself was great, per usual. My kids and I really enjoyed the entire show. However, my concern is with the new seating change from the other years. When we purchased our tickets, we noticed rows “A” through “I” were not available as we usually purchase seats on the same row each year. Fast forward to last night’s show, rows “A” through “I” in all the sections were pushed in, which means rows “J” in all sections were the closest to the bottom. It made me so mad because row J is literally the second level, NOT the first level. However, we paid the EXACT same amount that we’ve paid the other years to sit on row “A” at the bottom on the floor. This is not right and those second level seats should have been cheaper. I’m sure I am not the only one that noticed that in Baton Rouge at the Raising Canes River Center. Again, the show itself was amazingly good!

We enjoy Disney on Ice each year as a kickoff to Christmas but this year's was the best I've seen yet! I hope to see a similar story structure next time. A throwback to original costumes and songs, Disney movies showcased that aren't normally shown, the stunts were incredible, just all of it. Highly recommend.

Early Christmas gift for my daughters! We had great sitting (Front Row) that was great on pricing! We really enjoyed the show and the interactions from the characters! The popcorn, cotton candy, and snow cones were pricey and the convention stand, but seeing the smiles on my daughters faces were priceless! Will definitely try to keep up with this being a family transition for the holidays!

This was fun and very fun for a family day out. Very magical