The Family Fun with Elsa and Mirabel Character Experience ticket enhancement package occurs before the show and includes perks such as:
Disney On Ice presents Magic in the Stars features one of the largest casts of characters in Disney On Ice history! The all-star ensemble includes 56 of your favorite Disney stars, including the cast of Frozen 2 and Raya and the Last Dragon — who are making their Disney On Ice debuts — as well as Woody and Buzz, Tiana, Lightning McQueen, Snow White and many more. Magic in the Stars is an ice skating spectacular that includes fire dancers, high-flying acrobatics and magical moments for every generation of Disney fan.
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Disney On Ice presents Magic in the Stars is performed in arenas across North America. The most up-to-date run of shows is scheduled from October 2023 to May 2024, with additional dates expected to be announced soon.
Individual and group tickets for shows are available through Ticketmaster and local venue box offices.
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Disney On Ice presents Magic in the Stars will travel across North America in the following cities:
Group bookings are available in select markets and vary in availability and pricing. Please visit Disney’s Schedule and Tickets page for exact details.
The Elsa and Mirabel Character Experience is an immersive preshow music and dancing event where families can participate in games, storytelling, crafting and photo opportunities with Elsa and Mirabel.
For a detailed breakdown of the Disney on Ice Character Experience, please visit the Disney on Ice website.
Disney On Ice is intended for a general audience. All guests ages two and up are required to have a ticket. Children under two are admitted for free provided they sit on a parent or guardian’s lap. Some arenas may require all guests, regardless of age, to have a ticket.
Please check with your local venue for exact details.
Disney On Ice events are casual and family-oriented. Shoes and shirts must be worn at all times. Guests may dress as their favorite character but not pose for pictures or sign autographs for other guests. Costumes and costume masks may not be worn by guests 14 years and up.
For a detailed breakdown of attire recommendations and rules for Disney On Ice events, please visit the Disney on Ice FAQ.
Disney On Ice presents Magic in the Stars includes a world-class cast of ice skaters performing as your favorite Disney characters. The full list of cast members can be viewed here.
I’ve taken my daughter to Disney on ice every year for four years as it has become tradition and I feel like production went downhill this year. They tried to incorporate more, shorter sections of different movies but some of their choice of songs weren’t as fun as they had been in the past. The choreography has been great consistently though. We still had fun but I couldn’t help but note this.
Very worth going to see. Not just for the kids but the adults too.
I loved everything about it! A little waiting on the lines, they were very fast in letting people in! Such a beautiful experience!!!! Would definitely go agains
Only two row open for seating. So if you have an isle seat you will miss practically half begging and half after intermission
My kids enjoy the performance but this is probably will be our last, not much changes in these shows and to charge $16 dollars for an ice cream, &20 dollars for a Raspa, popcorn was over priced and stale. On Disney, the economy isn’t good for everyone. The prices are ridiculously over the top. It was still a flawless performance, but when you do the same thing over n over it’s not hard no mistakes.
Disney on ice was full of great skating and stunts however, the intermission was longer than expected and some characters were show cased at the end that didn’t perform any songs from their movies. Would’ve been nice to see Tiana perform some music from the movie.
This is a fun show that my kids have enjoyed the two times we have been. It starts exactly on time, so arrive plenty early. The skating and dancing is fun. I think what needs the most help is the concessions. The lines quickly became crazy 30 min before the show, and we were unable to get popcorn that we wanted. The snowcones they offer in the fun Disney head cups are the worst shaved ice I have ever seen, very hard and compacted I think to melt more slowly but very hard for kids to eat and don’t taste great, and the hotdogs were awful tasting. I expect the prices to be high but poor food quality plus high prices and hard to access the food, left a bad taste in my mouth.
I booked a more expensive ticket near the skating rink thinking this is better. Unfortunately we don’t have a view of the background.
Magic in the Stars was okay, was expecting more. My 7 & 10 year old didn’t really enjoy it, but my 3 yr old did. Glad we went but we won’t be going again, plus everything was so over priced.
I was skeptical at first, because of price and parking and stuff for sale(pricey). But the production and staff were amazing. I think I enjoyed ot more than my kid lol.
