Frozen on Ice

You know a show is good when at one point you lean over to whisper something to your 7-year-old and she tells you to not stop taking pictures so she can remember every moment. Disney on Ice presents Frozen was fantastic, it held my 2-year-old captive the entire time. For a little one that loves to run around, that is saying something.

 Something I absolutely loved about this show was that they encouraged the kids in the audience to cheer, boo (Hans, of course) and sing a long. All around me kids were having the time of their lives singing along with their favorite songs.

We had an absolute blast. We saw Elsa and Anna build a snowman.

We saw Anna and Hans meet for the first time.

And sing for their love of sandwiches!

We saw Anna meet Kristoff and get attacked by the wolves.

Elsa ran up the north mountain and of course….

sang Let It Go!

We met Olaf and learned that he likes warm hugs.

Butterflies and flowers danced with Olaf about his summer dreams.

Marshmallow chased Anna and Kristoff away after Elsa froze Anna’s heart!

Anna and Krisotff visited his family of trolls.

And finally Anna’s act of true love thawed her frozen heart! The whole show was amazing!

Sven and Olaf were absolutely fantastic and I saw some tricks before from Kristoff that I have never seen done before. My personal favorite part of the show was Marshmallow! I am so glad that I took my girls. It was an amazing show.

 There are still shows left if you want to take your kids to this musical spectacular.

The show is at the Vivint Smart Home Arena located at 301 West South Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84101.

 Tickets start at $20 with limited number of VIP & Front Row seating available (ticket prices range by each performance and subject to change without notice)

 Tickets are available for purchase online at Smithstix.com, select Smith’s Grocery locations, charge by phone at 800-888-TIXX or in-person at the venue Box Office.

Check out a few more of my favorite pictures from the night and then order your tickets and take your kids! They won’t stop talking about it, I promise!