Disney On Ice presents Worlds of Enchantment Tickets

We took my twin 3 year old daughters to their first Disney on Ice show (Worlds of Enchantment) this past Sunday (Sept. 25, 2016) and they loved every second! We had excellent seats, could see everything perfectly and saw all their favorite Disney characters! My personal favorite was seeing the Cars on ice, it was so cool seeing the cars out on the ice and not just some people dressed in car costumes like I thought was going to happen. I loved watching my kids reactions to each new character that came out. I'll never forget this special day for them. They even cried when the show was over because they didn't want it to end! I can't wait for the next show to take them to!

We have been to several Disney On Ice performances and I must say, I enjoyed the characters in this show as they were not ones that we had seen before. However, the skating was absolutely mediocre, at best. I understand that you can fall on the ice but we saw several falls, story after story. There was nothing that wowed me about the skating. Disney is Disney and we will forever love the characters but I don't know that I will pay for another On Ice show. With the price of the tickets, surcharges and food and souvenirs, it is definitely an overpriced event.

We love all Disney on Ice performances. This was a first time we have seen Matter and Lightning Maqueen.

I took my 3 year old daughter and she loved it! The only thing I would say negatively was that the sound system was a little loud I think and there were a few instances of fireworks that scared my daughter. Other than that, I would highly recommend it! She had a blast!

This is our fifith or sixth Disney On Ice show that we have attended - and it was great as usual! The only downside (if you want to even call it that) is that the Toy Story part in the first half seemed to go on WAY too long. My 4 yo was asking when it was going to be over. But Frozen and Ariel were a huge hit! And I think I enjoyed the Cars skit more than my 4yo! Would definitely recommend!

This ice production was awesome for my family and I. We took a three-year-old boy and a nine-year-old girl who both loved it! The Toy Story kickoff with the Army guys was super cool. All other skits were well done as well - Cars, Little Mermaid and Frozen , nicely done short fun stories to refresh the imagination and to have the the Mickey and Mini crew introduce each was also great. Well worth the money. However, I will say the other items that are fun take always or gifts are way too expensive. The stuffed animals , swords, ice cones in Dinsey cups all great but WOW! Be prepared to spend $50-100 or prep your child in advance if you wish to not buy goodies. The sales people parade around aggressively to sell the high priced memorabilia. Luckily the actual show is reasonably priced. Go have a ball!! We did!

The view was great and the staff very helpful. The show itself was amazing. My 7 year old son and I really enjoyed ourselves.

This was our first Disney on Ice experience and it was entertaining for our daughter and us! We are definitely going back!

I loved the show but the cost of purchasing the tickets was unfair

The show was great and my little girl loves it even us adult enjoy it.

Thought overall it was a great show, not the best Disney on Ice I have seen. I thought Toy Story was a little long in the beginning, but other than that great show.

The show was amazing the kids loved can't wait til next year

My whole family enjoyed the show! My only complaint was that Tiana didn't make an appearance. She's my favorite!

we were looking for a show that both our grandson and granddaughter would both enjoy. This Disney on ice show sure fit the bill. I think the price was very reasonable but the souvenirs were really expensive. We will be watching for another of the Disney shows to take them again soon. They loved it!

My daughter is 4 and this was the perfect day date for her and I to go to without Dad or baby sister tagging along. She loved every minute and for being an active 4 year old, actually sat there and watched the whole thing. Liked how they offered mid morning shows.

My daughter loved the Cars and Frozen segments. Those were the most entertaining for me too. The Little Mermaid was good but after Toy Story 3 a lot of the kids were ready for intermission. I wish they would have started the show 15 min later. So many people were late it was disruptive to the rest of us.

I love it and my bby do to that all she talk about and she want to go again

The show started out with Toy Story, which ran close to 40 minutes. I think it maybe should have been made clear that Toy Story was the "focus" of the show so that we knew that going in. It was by far the longest segment. Again, that's fine as many kids like Toy Story but there were a few stretches that went on and on and not conducive to kids. Such as the Barbie & Ken fashion show scenario. Both of my kids got very antsy during that section. As long as you can keep it moving with action & dancing & music it's fine, but that was slow and unnecessary. The rest of the show was good and kept their attention. It's long overall too, over two hours so if you have younger ones I'd keep them at home.

My grandson loved the show. I only gave 4 stars because the Barbie and Ken part of the show dragged for him. He loved everything else but I could tell his attention was elsewhere during the above part. He especially loved the cars.

My kids absolutely loved it! Familiar, favorite characters and quick representations of favorite movies kept their attention throughout. I had as much fun as them, because of the amazing show and getting to watch my kids!