See the show that has made its mark across the globe and delighted young audiences along the way for 35 years.
Disney has made its mark on children around the world. In the West, it is a vital part of growing up no matter what generation you are from. Some of the most vivid childhood memories is related to its movies or characters, and kids in Shanghai shouldn’t miss out on it.
Recently, Disney is making a strong effort to appeal to the Chinese audience by bringing their unforgettable stories to a population who isn’t very familiar with the enterprise. After the opening of Shanghai Disneyland in June, the company is giving another push by bringing Disney on Ice to Shanghai this October.
“Expect to see everything from glowing sea creatures in Finding Nemo and dancing toys in Toy Story to a giant skating Olaf during ‘Do You Want to Build a Snowman?’”
Disney on Ice was created by Feld Entertainment in conjunction with the Walt Disney Company in 1981 its first production was performed across the United States. Appealing to children and families, Disney on Ice brings to life Disney movies through intricate ice skating performances and dazzling costumes.
Having performed in Shanghai both in 2011 and 2014, Disney on Ice is returning to the Mercedes-Benz Arena with their production of The Wonderful World of Disney on Ice. The production is kicking off an Asia tour, starting in Hong Kong and making its way to the mainland. Other recent renditions of Disney on Ice have appeared in the UK, US and Australia this year, receiving overwhelmingly positive reviews from the audience. Sarah Green of the Australian Stage described the Magical Ice Festival as, “a spectacular production and [her] three-year-old daughter was spellbound, sitting on the edge of her seat without moving for the entire performance.”
Audiences can expect to see a combination of new and old Disney characters in the performance. Featuring six Disney stories, the show features songs and characters from the newest beloved Disney fantasy Frozen, followed by The Lion King, Toy Story, Tangled, Finding Nemo and of course, the classic duo Minnie and Mickey. Expect to see everything from glowing sea creatures in Finding Nemo and dancing toys in Toy Story to a giant skating Olaf during “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?”
And don’t worry, the venue will be packed with plenty of Disney goodies and props that your little ones are sure to beg you for. They may even have an opportunity to take photos with the characters after the show as they did in other cities, so keep your eyes peeled.
Kids and adults alike will be enchanted by the performance. Book your tickets early if you want to see the English version of the show on October 29.
