I am tingling with excitement.
Kids. Big kids. Adults. Grandparents. EVERYONE, listen up. Disney On Ice is back, and this is why you should go.
Remembering my first Disney On Ice experience still gives me goosebumps. Those twirling princesses gliding across the ice is one of the most magical and vivid memories of my childhood. I can still see my favourite characters, spinning on their skates, leaping through the air with perfection, and the funny characters falling over accidentally-on-purpose and making me laugh so hard I needed to wee.
And now I get to watch it all over again – BUT BETTER.
Disney On Ice is back these school holidays with a new show, Dare to Dream. Whether I can find a friend’s child to escort me or not, I’m going. Two of my favourite princesses will be there, Snow White (and her seven little boyfriends, of course) and Cinderella, as well as two new stories, Tangled and The Princess and the Frog. But get this:
This time, they can fly.
Rapunzel (you know her – she’s the princess in Tangled who has better hair than any model in any shampoo ad, ever) actually gets lifted off the ice… BY HER HAIR. As if the show needed any more magic – now the characters can twirl through the air too.
Rapunzel and her man Flynn perform a routine with aerial silks, which will blow your children’s minds (in a good way, of course). Imagine their little faces as they watch her lift off the ice and into the air. There. Right there. The kid’s faces – that’s half the magic.
Just as an FYI, this is an advertorial post for Disney On Ice.
In this particular show, it’s Cinderella’s magical pumpkin coach that I can’t wait to see. And the Seven Dwarfs that make me giggle like a schoolgirl, with their giant heads and swift feet.
A funny horse, made up of two skilled skaters (who has to be the back-end? Yeesh). And a moment that I know will give me goosebumps: Lanterns that lift up and fill the arena like a starry sky.
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marry me lucy
I have a beautiful fairy princess, that would love to see this show. If only they came up our way. Unfortunately we don't get a lot of these shows in far north Queensland.