Disney on Ice Presents Letโs Dance makes a stop in Chicagoland this winter with shows playing on select days at two venues โ Allstate Arena and United Center โ from Jan. 23-Feb. 9. Get ready to sing along with Mickey, Minnie, Donald and Goofy as they become DJโs, remixing Disney tunes into colorful stories.
The magical show will include ice skating, aerial acrobatics and more live performances. Families can enhance their experience with a pre-show Character Experience that includes games, storytelling, crafting and interactive time with Anna and Elsa.
Quick details about Disney on Ice Presents Magic in the Stars
Jan. 23-26 (Allstate Arena); Jan. 30-Feb.2 (United Center); Feb. 6-9 (Allstate Arena)
- Address: Allstate Arena, 6920 Mannheim Road, Rosemont; United Center, 1901 W. Madison St., Chicago
- Cost: $18+, free for kids ages 2 and under
- Best for ages: 3-10ย
Attendees will be able to see beloved characters featured in the movies like Anna, Elsa, Olaf, Simba, Moana and Asha. Youโll also get to see classic Disney friends โ Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy and more. Want to make the experience more magical for your family? Take a look at our tips and other things to do near the venues below.
Tips for families when seeing Disney on Ice
- Parking is available for a fee. Both venues are offering $25+ parking for families attending the show. Just follow signs when entering the area.
- Get there early. Make sure to get to the venue with enough time to park, get through the security check and buy snacks or souvenirs. Then settle into your seats and watch the excitement build in your childโs eyes as the lights get dimmer and dimmer.
- Dress in costume. Do your kids have Frozen or Moana costumes from Halloween? Wear them to the show! Even if you donโt have costumes, find other fun ways to dress up such as snowflake hairclip.
- Turn the camera. During a hit song or a big dance number, turn the camera to focus on your child. Itโs the magic in their eyes that youโll want to remember, not necessarily the performance.
- Enhance the experience. For an extra fee, you can make your kidโs day with the pre-show Elsa and Anna Character Experience. Kids will enjoy crafting and more interactive time with the two movie characters. Note: Each guest must purchase the Character Experience add-on and a Disney on Ice show ticket.
This article was recently updated on Jan. 30, 2025, by Chicago Parentโs writer, Sarah Knieff. The update reflects the 2025 show offerings. Questions? Please reach out to our editorial team at editor@chicagoparent.com.
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