Disney On Ice: Treasure Trove – A Review

Once again Disney on Ice did not disappoint even the very discriminating TC, who spent his last evening of being 2 mesmerized by the performance unfolding in front of him.  He bopped clapped and cheered on the action along with his little buddy A and A's sister Princess Poops A Lot.

The show started out with an appearance from the Incredibles and Disney skaters encouraging everyone to get up and groove.  I honestly don't think we can stress the importance of exercise often enough and I'm glad Disney thought enough of it to add it to the show.

I was pleasantly surprised to see that Disney on Ice added Alice in Wonderland to the show.  I don't think I've ever seen Alice in their productions before.  I especially enjoyed the life sized, two sided playing cards-which I could not figure out were skating forward or backwards.

The skating is always so graceful and beautiful to watch.  My favorite routine was definitely Aladdin.  From all the deep royal colors of the costumes and veils, to the huge skating elephant and the magic flying carpet.  It made me feel as if I was transported, through the magic of Disney of course, directly to Agrabah.

There was plenty more in the nearly 2 hour long show, but you'll just have to go see it for yourself.

Disney On Ice presents Treasure Trove is at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont through September 16. Evening shows are scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday there is also an 11:30 a.m. and a 3:30 p.m. performance. The Sunday 7 p.m. show will be performed in Spanish. Ticket prices are $13, $20 and $25, with some $50 VIP and $70 Front Row seats. Visit ticketmaster.com to see what tickets are still available and be sure to use code MOM to save 20% off of your ticket purchase.

Disclaimer:  I was provided complimentary tickets for myself and my family, however all opinions are my own.