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We have been to Disney on Ice before and I really preferred the Ice version. There were many more Disney characters in the Ice show. The Disney Live was not that exciting but it did keep the kids' attention.
For the price, I didn't think it was worth it. My three year old grand daughter didn't seem to enjoy it as much as I thought she would.
I had bought 4 tickets and my family and I were very dissapointed we were expecting a great show instead we got 6 characters and Tigger without pooh and piglet ?!?!? We enjoyed Disney on lce !!! But never would we go to another disney live !!!!
We took our 3 year old son to this show. He had a blast! Not quite as interactive as the Mickey's Clubhouse show we went to last year that featured the Little Einsteins. My son loves toy story & was thrilled when Woody & Buzz took the stage. Woody even told my son he liked the Woody hat he was wearing! We were fortunate to have front row seats so we could see everythig perfectly. There was some theatrical smoke used, that I don't think was necessary, but we really enjoyed how they used bubbles & confetti throughout the show. They also had the kids bounce with Tigger, which was so much fun. And of course, Cinderella was there for the girls in the audience. And her wicked step-sisters were hilarious (more for the adults). My son was really hoping to go on stage, but for some reason they picked 7 girls & no boys! We still had a blast & will go again next year! I hope the Toy Story crew will be back again!
Show was ok and kept attention of 2 of my kids for most of the time. Not as fun and exciting as Sesame Street Live is. Worth the 15 bucks a ticket though. not more than that.
We took our 3 and 5 year olds and they had a blast. They were out of their seats more than they were in. We always enjoy the Disney Live shows. This one seemed to have a few less characters, but I don't think the kids noticed.
This was the lowest budget production Disney event I have ever seen. It looked like a High School production, 2 stage props (buss, confetti canon), plain curtians and a movie screen for background. The whole event was lip sync with the exception on the Master of Ceremony. I have attended other Disney Productions, this was the worst by far.
Been a big Disney fan all my life, I have to confess I always go to every single show they have in town…the current excuse is my 3 year old son, but the reality is that we all love everything related with Disney!. About the show, I must confess that the ice shows are much more better than the others shows. Actually, the last 2 live shows have been forgetting about what the kids have in mind versus what it is easier for the producers…. I have been noticing with disappointment that in the last 2 live shows, Disney is actually giving “customs” to “people”, rather than have the Disney friends in scene. To explain this easily, I need to talk about Woody, Buss and Jessie yesterday. My son is the biggest fan ever of Toy Story and we were waiting the moment when Woody, Buzz and Jessie show up; but rather, we saw some people with Halloween customs, dancing and singing their song. Same thing happened last year with the Little Einstein show. My son was actually saying, “Where are they?” Where is the real Woody and Buzz? Because he just saw a regular person with Woody custom, like the one he has at home…. I do not know why Disney is changing the classic custom that hide the face of the artist, as they do with Mickey, Minnie, Goofy or Donald, but that actually mess up with the image that kids have of their favorites cartoon characters. If Disney producers know they cannot put just ears in somebody face, and paint the person as Mickey Mouse because the children wouldn’t like it, they know that they have to bring Mickey as the children see Mickey every time…. why Disney’s producers think it is different with all the rest of the Disney’s characters? That is why the Toy Story part yesterday was a big disappointment. Actually, the best part was when Tigger (not just a person painted and dressed as tigger, but the “real” one) was signing and bouncing in stage. Disney’ producers may need to rethink why kids and family in general go to this kind of shows…Maybe they will understand better that it is not only a business, is a family adventure to meet our “friends”, not just somebody dressing like them.
I took my 5 year old daughter and 3 year old son to this show. We had 1st row / center floor seats, so we couldn't have asked for a better view of the show. My children were excited about the show and it really seemed to keep their attention, however, I don't know if that would have been the case if we were in seats further away. The animation / show effects were considerably less than typically seen at a Disney production. I would definitely suggest Disney on Ice or a show along that nature before I would recommend this particular one. It seems rather low budget.
The Rockin' Road Show had a lot of well-known characters, great songs and dancing. It lacked creative sets and variety when it came to the story line. First half was much better than the second. The show was not lengthy which may be good for those with a short attention span.
My daughter had a good time but overall I thought that the show could have had a bit more action and characters to keep the attention of the kids. The first half was good but the second was just OK and she got pretty antsy.
Missing some characters such as Daisy and Pluto. Fun time and lots of excitement! Kept my 1 year old and 3 year old entertained the entire time. Expensive but worth it!
This show was not at all what I expected it to be. I thought it would be more of the Disney characters and scenes. It did not keep the attention of my 2 1/2 yr old very well.
My husband and I took our 4 and 2 year old to Disney Live Rockin Road Trip. We thought that it went really fast and that the kids were very well entertained. We would definitely recomend this show to our friends and family
It was a cute show, but small cast, not much of a story and light on scenery, etc. Not really worth the ticket price, and not very good for kids over 6 years old.
Overall, the show was OK, but not worth the $100 dollar price tag (2 seats on the floor). The nice part was that Mickey, Goofy, Minny and Donald were all on stage for my 4 year old to see. The show was formatted somewhat like one of the Disney Sing Along Video's more than anything else. The special effect screen and lip synching were pretty substandard (visibility of the screen and the content supporting the action onstage) especially for the age of the audience. The MC of the action onstage did a good job of trying to keep the audience engaged, but the kids around us were a little bored during many stretches. The performers brought some good energy to the show, and there was just enough action to keep the show moving, but the action and overall story line were a bit disappointing for a live show with Disney's major star.
My daughter and I had a great time at the Show (Excel Energy). I let her wear her Cinderella dress and turns out that was the princess in the show. The crowd started out a bit mellow. Really no need for inside voices here..remember the Disney guy threw away the long list of rules. We were cheering loud and stomp dancing on the ground like it was a Rock Concert. I even taught my daughter the Metal Sign in honor of Mickey and the Gang. Can't go wrong on a day with your child where you feel like her age. Keep up the great shows! come back to Minnesota soon!
Great show!! Very good for kids of all ages. Event was not too busy which was nice - we've been to these before and they've been packed. The show was just the right length - not too long as some show can be. My only negative was that there were a lot of empty seats - people in the higher rows could have been reassigned to lower rows to even the stadium out a little. We were in row 23 and could see well - but there were at least 10 completely empty rows below us.
My 3 year old wanted to leave at intermission. Not a great show. Disney on ice is much more enjoyable.
I have seen many Disney shows in my life, this one just didn't add up to the rest. The Playhouse Disney one that I took my son to last year was a lot better then this one. My kids liked it but they felt it was missing some of their favorite characters. I mean Tigger without Pooh, that doesn't fly in my house. The boys kept asking where Pooh was.
