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Disney On Ice



I don't know who was more excited about Disney on Ice, me or Ellie!  After her little party, my mom and I left to get to Rupp Arena on time.  We were super early, so we hit up the souvenir line before it got too crowded.  


We grabbed Papa John's Pizza for dinner and took it to our FRONT ROW SEATS to eat.   Seriously, floor-level, front row.  My parents are awesome!



Ellie was thrilled.  As soon as she got the first glimpse at Minnie Mouse, she was in a trance. 


Ya'll the show was fantastic.  The musical selections were the best of each movie, and the costuming was extraordinary. 


Bonus fact: I always wanted to be a figure skater.  It's true.  I'll share that story with you another time, but just know that Disney and ice are two of my favorite things.  


Just so you know, the camera was not on zoom for these photos.  My mom truly outdid herself on this seats.  I feel so blessed to have experienced the show from our vantage point. 


There were scenes from The Little Mermaid, Nemo, Lilo and Stitch, and Peter Pan.  


Many of the performers entered and exited the stage right in front of our seats which just add to the overall experience for me. 


Counting the intermission, it was about a two hour show which was perfect for families with little ones.  Between her souvenir, dinner, cotton candy, and the show Ellie was never without a moments entertainment. 


I hope Ellie felt like a princess because the little lady deserves it!  Thanks, Mom, for the tickets!!

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