What are the event details for Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic!?
Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic! will take place on, at UBS Arena in Elmont, New York. This enchanting performance is designed for children and families, showcasing beloved Disney characters and stories through captivating ice skating.
What is the seating arrangement at UBS Arena?
UBS Arena features a variety of seating options to enhance your experience. The venue is designed to provide excellent sightlines from all seats, with premium seating available for those seeking the best views of the performance.
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What are the parking options at UBS Arena?
UBS Arena offers several parking options for attendees. There are dedicated parking lots available near the venue. It is advisable to arrive early to secure a spot, especially for popular events like Disney On Ice.
Are there any age restrictions for this event?
Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic! is a family-friendly event suitable for all ages. However, children under the age of 2 may attend for free if they sit on a parent's lap.
What is the price range for tickets?
Prices currently start around $40 and can go up to $150 or more, depending on demand and seating selection. It is recommended to purchase tickets early to secure the best prices.
What are the bag policies at UBS Arena?
UBS Arena has specific bag policies in place to ensure a smooth entry process. It is recommended to bring only necessary items and check the venue's website for detailed information on permitted bag sizes.
What public transport options are available in Elmont?
Elmont is accessible via public transportation, including buses and trains. Check local transit schedules for routes that service UBS Arena to plan your visit accordingly.
What guarantees do I have regarding ticket legitimacy?
When purchasing tickets through ticketsbronx.net, you can be assured of legitimate tickets backed by a guarantee. All transactions are secure, ensuring peace of mind when buying your tickets.
What is the typical duration of the show?
The typical duration of Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic! is approximately 2 hours, including an intermission. This allows ample time to enjoy the magical performances and stories presented on ice.
Disney On Ice: Magic In The Stars Bronx Theatre reviews
stage setting/Like a Prayer!
"I am very Happy with the show and the laser light effect it was amazing and the Choreographic part. I believe that not all of her older hits was played, however whenever the older hits was played it Rocks the HOUSE! I like the part of the when she played Express Yourself and mocking Lady Gaga who stole her lyrics that was so Funny! I love the stage setting nothing was obscured blocking it was just perfect. Madonna shows her BEST! that night and I believe she perform GOOD and she LOOK GOOD for her age. Yes, I have been a Madonna fan since the mid eighties when she started till today and love all of her pop-Dance hits! I love the part when she sing Vogue so electrifying great moves and also the last song that I really love brought tears to my eyes because after 18 years I got to see it again was LIKE A PRAYER THIS WAS AWESOME. That I will go back to see her again is YES!"
Trey made my day lol
This fantastic concert showcased incredible talents throughout. Elle Varner, who is stunning and sang with grace, kicked off the night. Miguel, a standout performer, delivered a memorable performance. Disney On Ice, my beloved, captivated with his voice and stage presence. Fab made a surprise appearance during the show. Disney On Ice performed a mix of his classic hits and newer songs. Unfortunately, he skipped 'Never Again,' a standout track from his latest album. Despite that, it was a great event that I highly recommend attending.
Outstanding Concert/Performance by Coldplay in DC
Disney On Ice comes out into the audience for 2 songs to connect with fans farther away. They are energetic and Chris Martin definitely leads this charge to create an unforgettable experience. The concert was amazing to be a part of, all and all, from the confetti to the light up wristbands to blow up figures in the stands to the lighting/graphic. You can't help but smile as it was going on, especially looking out into the crowd as the wristbands are lit up. It was magical. Disney On Ice are true performers who sound just as good, if not better, live. They do it every tour.
Even Better Than the Real Thing!
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Bold title but true, that's. I've seen Gilmour's Floyd 2 times. Roger Waters 7 times. Every tour since '99. The Wall from Row 3, 2026 tour from Row 8, and 20. With that said Disney On Ice 2026 tour was better than Roger's latest tour. Really. It was. Bold statement but true and a fraction of the ticket prices! The only thing I would change is get rid of those dancing guys on the screen while 'One of these days' is playing. Sheep Factory video was better than Roger's videos. Overall awesome! I will be there anytime you come back! Thank You!
Incredible
This is the 4th time I've seen Disney On Ice and he still amazes me. Unfortunately, he didn't switch up the setlist as much as I'd prefer, but I believe any dedicated fan like myself would want to see more Wings songs from him. Which, I don't mind, but it would be great to see him perform some of his hits with Wings too. Since he resumed touring in '02, he has only played 2 out of his 9 stateside #1 hits and hardly any of his top 10 hits. It's remarkable! It's funny that he's the only artist I know who doesn't perform his #1 hits. He seems to have forgotten that he released other albums besides Band on the Run. With all the setlist complaints aside, I adore this man and I'll catch him every time he's in town. I thought he sounded fantastic, and he delivers the best show in the industry. This may be because he has the best songs in the industry.
STYX ROCKS....
STYX was very good, loved their stuff. They put on a great show 20 some years after I saw them the first time. They still performed like they were back in the 1980's; by far the star of the show. I heard everything I wanted to hear and more. I wish they would have performed "Lady" but they hit every other song plus the Beatle's. Disney On Ice was a bit of a disappointment, after the ROCK that Styx put out, it just didn't follow up well. Great time was had by all. I would definitely go see them all over again.
I will NEVER go back!
"I despised this year's event, my second year attending and it will be my last. Not only was it the rain, but also the fans that ruined it for me. Everyone was drinking, and I even suspected minors were partaking. I had reserved seating in ROW 1, right in front of the stage. However, once inside, my ticket got wet and when I got up for a drink, my seat was taken. Security couldn't help me retrieve my seat due to the wet and smudged ticket, and the drunken occupants refused to move.
The worst part was the scheduling. Halfway to Hazard was supposed to perform last, which was the main reason I came. However, they ended up performing after all the other acts, even after the fireworks. I had to leave right after the fireworks ended, as I had parked far away and a policeman offered to escort me out if I left immediately. So I left, feeling highly disappointed and now sick from the rain and cold.
Next year, they should consider providing a tent for the paying fans who endured these conditions."
Magical Symphony Experience
"I attended this event for my husband's birthday. A huge HP fan, I couldn't skip the chance to see the film with a live orchestra. I loved it! While watching the film, the conductor urged the audience to join in, resulting in many cheers and hisses as our beloved characters or foes appeared on screen. I had to frequently remind myself to focus on the orchestra rather than the film, as that was the main reason for my attendance. My husband, however, found it distracting and opted to watch the film throughout, missing the essence of attending a symphony.
I recommend this event, but advise paying attention to the orchestra to avoid feeling like you've simply paid $$ for a Disney On Ice show."