Meeting Mickey & Minnie at a “meet & greet” before the show.

Disney On Ice: Let’s Celebrate features familiar faces, and takes you to far away places. How else can you go to Carnaval with Mickey, Japan’s spring festival with Minnie, and end up in jumpin’ New Orleans with them both?!

While Princesses do not get my boys excited, they were certainly enthralled with Jack Skellington & his friends from Halloweentown hosting a party for the villains. Jack stole the show (hint to Disney- we want more Jack!) Other characters that my kids loved were the gang from Toy Story, Pinocchio, & Stitch.

We had some issues with obstructed view (tall people with kids who squirmed and sat on their knees), but were able to get that fixed for the 2nd act. If you have small(ish) kids, definitely opt for seats on an angle vs. floor seats..

The show runs at Pepsi Center until Sunday, December 12. Tickets are still available (contact TicketHorse at www.TicketHorse.com/DisneyOnIce, by calling 1.866.461.6556, or the Pepsi Center Box Office.), and start at $15. Parking will cost you $10.

If you want a case of Disney Fever, or you just want to be entertained, Mickey is waiting for you!

Let me begin by saying this post and last night would not have been possible if not for Tracy with Feld Entertainment & Susan from Savvy Source. We were treated to VIP tickets to the show because of the misunderstanding that happened on Wednesday night. Thank you!

This was my first time seeing Disney On Ice. How did it fair compared to other ice shows I’ve seen? Uh, it was awesome! Take 65 lovable characters from Disney movies like Toy Story, Pinocchio, Aladdin, and Mulan, add some princess/heroines like Cinderella, Pocahontas, Snow White and everyone’s favorite mice Mickey & Minnie and you have a magical evening. The boys loved it! I nearly cried watching Belle & the Beast skate together. I got all giddy when they recreated It’s A Small World. It was beyond wonderful. This was the reaction from the boys:

Elijah’s two complaints were
1. It’s too short (what?! It was about 100 minutes or so) and
2. Stitch needs his own story told. Disney-take note!

Miles’ only complaint was where’s Batman? (I told him I don’t think he & Mickey get to hang out much)

This show plays through Sunday here in Denver, at the Coliseum (they have free parking!) and then moves onto Loveland, Colorado next week, followed Colorado Springs. It’s a great evening for the whole family, and I heartily recommend it. Info can be found here: Disney On Ice