Grab your Mickey ears and get ready for the celebration of the century as Disney On Ice celebrates 100 Years of Magic. Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse and pals take to the ice to honour the legacy of Walt Disney and welcome audiences on a magical journey through classic and modern Disney tales.
The production will be skating into London at SSE Wembley Arena from Wednesday, November13, to Sunday, November 17.
This fanfare production features more than 50 unforgettable Disney stars, a sing-along score of melodious masterpieces, stunning choreography, beautiful costumes and intricate sets. Audiences will travel to the heart of Africa with Disney’s The Lion King, come along for an adventure in friendship with the gang from Toy Story, and watch in amazement as Belle breaks the Beast’s curse in the tale of Beauty & The Beast. Fans will enter the magical kingdom of Arendelle from Disney’s Frozen and journey up the North Mountain with hilarious snowman Olaf and rugged mountain-man Kristoff, as they help royal sisters Anna and Elsa discover that true love conquers all.
Producer Nicole Feld said: “This production is by far the largest Disney On Ice show we currently have touring bringing together everyone’s favourite Disney characters. Our vision is for audiences everywhere to dance and sing along to their favourite Disney songs, so we’ve included 30 tunes that they know and love.”
This year’s Disney On Ice production celebrates some of Disney’s most beloved characters from 14 treasured stories. Audiences will find themselves dancing out of their seats as a collection of Disney melodies like Hakuna Matata, You’ve Got a Friend in Me and Let It Go fill the arena. Fans can rock out to Turtle Rock with Nemo, Dory, Squirt and his rambunctious turtle friends, and
fall in love with a musical montage of dazzling prince and princess pairs skating to At Last I See the Light, A Whole New World and more.
SSE Wembley Arena, Arena Square, Engineers Way, HA9 0AA, Wednesday, November13, to Sunday, November 17. Details: disneyonice.com
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