Disney On Ice: Magic of Family at Enterprise Center ? FAQs
When is Disney On Ice: Magic of Family in St. Louis?
Disney On Ice: Magic of Family is scheduled for, at Enterprise Center in downtown St. Louis. Check your ticket details for the performance time and entry information before heading to the arena.
What kind of show is Disney On Ice: Magic of Family?
It is a family-oriented theatrical ice show, bringing Disney characters and stories to the rink through skating, music, costumes, and stage effects. It is designed as live entertainment for children and adults to enjoy together.
How long does Disney On Ice: Magic of Family usually last?
Disney On Ice performances typically run about 1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours, often including an intermission. The exact duration and show schedule can vary, so allow extra time for arrival, security, and finding your seats.
Are there opening acts, and are there age restrictions?
Disney On Ice is generally presented as a complete family show rather than a concert with a separate opening act. It is suitable for children and guests of all ages; age-based ticket requirements and policies for lap-sitting may vary, so review the event and venue rules before purchasing.
What are the best seats for Disney On Ice at Enterprise Center?
Lower-level seats close to the rink offer an up-close view of the skating, while seats centered across from the performance area can provide a balanced view of the full production. Club Level seats offer an elevated perspective, and the Upper Level provides a wide, panoramic view. Check the event seating map when choosing tickets, as available sections and layouts can vary.
Are any seats less suitable for this show?
Seats at the far ends of the arena or behind production equipment may offer a more limited or angled view of some action. The best choice depends on your priorities: proximity, a centered view, or a wider view of the rink. Review the seat location and any view notes before completing your purchase.
How much are Disney On Ice: Magic of Family tickets in St. Louis?
Prices currently start around $40, with many seats expected to fall in an approximate range of $40?$150. Ticket prices can change with seat location, availability, and market demand, and the final price may include applicable fees. Check the listing for current options.
How do mobile tickets work on saintlouis-tickets.com?
After purchase, follow the delivery instructions in your order confirmation and watch for the mobile ticket transfer or access details. Use the same email address associated with your order, accept any transfer promptly, and have your tickets ready on your phone before entering Enterprise Center. Delivery timing and format can vary by listing.
Are tickets purchased through saintlouis-tickets.com legitimate?
Tickets sold through saintlouis-tickets.com are backed by the applicable marketplace guarantee, which covers valid delivery and entry according to the terms provided with your order. Review the listing details and guarantee terms before purchase, and contact customer support promptly if an issue arises.
Where can I park for Disney On Ice at Enterprise Center?
More than 30 garages and surface lots offer approximately 6,500 parking spaces within about 1,800 feet of the arena. Event parking typically costs $15?$30. Kiel Center Garage at 1515 Clark Ave is immediately adjacent to Enterprise Center; other nearby options include Justice Center Garage, 11th and Clark Lot, and Cupples Station Garage. Availability and prices can change, so arrive early and check current parking information.
What is the easiest rideshare or public transportation option?
Lyft is Enterprise Center's official rideshare partner, with pickup and drop-off at the Clark Avenue entrance at 1401 Clark Ave. St. Louis MetroLink and MetroBus also serve downtown; check current routes and schedules for the most convenient stop and service on event day. Allow extra time for post-show crowds.
What should I know about Enterprise Center's bag policy?
Bag rules and screening procedures can change by event. Check Enterprise Center's current venue policies before leaving home, and plan to bring only permitted items to avoid delays at security. Arrive early to allow time for screening and to reach your seats before the show begins.
Where is Enterprise Center, and when should I arrive?
Enterprise Center is at 1401 Clark Ave, St. Louis, MO 63103. The arena has multiple seating levels, including Lower Level, Club Level, Upper Level, and premium suites. Arriving early gives you time to park or get dropped off, pass through security, and find your section.
Disney On Ice: Magic of Family Saint Louis Theatre reviews
The real Deal
"Disney On Ice is the real deal in the "rock world". I was admittedly hesitant on going to this show, for fear it may not rock as hard as it did. The openers of "Buckcherry" & "Three Days Grace" were ok. Three Days Grace was a little angry & depressing for my taste. But they have a lot of Radio Hits--a little light for my taste-- , and i love their heavier stuff & they played it all. Buckcherry suffered from being the very first band on--poor sound, semi empty arena. But they played great, lots of movement , but poor song selection. I like my Rock loose , fun & a little filthy. Otherwise--Good show!!!!"
Not the best
The event was marred by exorbitant prices at the venue. Many attendees around us were griping about the steep costs of items like $6 water bottles and highly priced beer. A woman even spent $30 or $36 on flavored ice and cotton candy. My husband witnessed people spending over $100 at a merchandise stand while he accompanied the kids to the restroom.
During the show, classic characters like Goofy, Minnie, and Mickey made appearances, but their roles were minimal. The two hosts, a girl and a boy, helped maintain the flow of the show, but their exaggerated cluelessness and poor wardrobe choices were somewhat irritating.
There were six "scenes" featured in the show: Moana, Coco, Beauty & The Beast, Cinderella, Frozen, and another one that escapes my memory presently. The performance was decent, but there was potential for it to be improved, particularly by addressing the high prices at the concession and merchandise stands.
pleasantly surprised
Having never heard of any of the acts or songs outside of the Disney channel, I didn't much care for the show to start with. Once there, the merch table emptied my wallet with 1 shirt ($35) and 2 CDs ($15 a piece), which I found to be horribly overpriced. But my sister wanted to go, so I gave her the full 5-star treatment - got her the VIP meet and greet pass and floor seats. I didn't much care for the first act; it was just 15 minutes long, which isn't long enough to judge. I was surprised to see a Disney kid singing and playing piano one song, then guitar and rocking out hard on the next. Took my kid sister to the show not expecting much from a 'Disney show'. But as the nice guy I am, I got it and it made my sister happy. Up next was the Archuleta kid, and his set was a full hour - it kept me interested and my sis on her feet. Once Disney On Ice came out, the show really started, and it got me bobbing my head.
SoFI Stadium - Not the Best Concert Experience
Disney Sir On Ice did a great job, we think. Our concert experience was absolutely horrible. We could not make out anything that Disney On Ice was saying when he shared stories. Even worse, our seats turned out to be seats with a partially obstructed view, and were not advertised as such. The sound system was very disappointing. Unfortunately, this should have been one of the best concerts we attended in our lives - however, it ranks as one of the worst we've experienced. The only way we knew what songs he was playing was when the crowd started to sing along.
Needs more volume
Disney On Ice was a blast to watch and they clearly had fun on stage every moment. The luxury box staff kindly allowed my wife, who had knee surgery a month ago, to use the elevator to reach the 3rd floor without walking up the steps. It was a windy night, and our seats were in the corner, the farthest from the stage. The parking lot before the concert was the highlight, with everyone relaxing and enjoying themselves. There were plenty of staff available to promptly assist anyone in need. Leaving the facility was painless except for the Bridgeview cops who, in a moronic move, had to argue with a cabbie and hold up 20 cars while proving their manhood. We met a nice couple from Glen Ellyn who generously shared whatever they had with us. Ok - so no one attends a Buffet show solely for the music. This was our first visit to Toyota Park, and I was impressed with the event staff from the moment we arrived. The sound crew worked tirelessly all night, finally allowing us to hear the bass by the third song. However, during the performance, we could only decipher 2-3 words out of every 10 he said between songs, and the volume was lower than what the Naperville final fling typically provides. Funny moments arose when the teeny-boppers seemed clueless during Rocky Raccoon. Perhaps next time I just need to drink more :)