Disney on Ice Glasgow Hydro stage times: Everything you need to know about Into The Magic - including what films and songs are featured
The show promises to be a magical experience for Disney fans.
Originally called Walt Disney’s World on Ice, the first show combining ice dancing and Disney characters debuted in American in the early 1980s.
It went international in 1987 with a show called Happy Birthday Donald staged in Japan and by 1988 there were five shows touring the world.
Rechristened Disney on Ice in 1998, its success meant that by 2008 a new show was being launched every year.
The latest tour is entitled Into The Magic and there’s good news for Scottish Disney fans - with a series of dates in Glasgow.
Here’s everything you need to know.
When is Disney on Ice Presents Into The Magic coming to Scotland?
There will be 10 performances of Disney on Ice at Glasgow’s Hydro as follows:
- Thursday, March 19 at 6.30pm
- Friday, March 20 at 10.30am
- Friday, March 20 at 2.30pm
- Friday, March 20 at 6.30pm
- Saturday, March 21 at 10.30am
- Saturday, March 21 at 2.30pm
- Saturday, March 21 at 6.30pm
- Sunday, March 22 at 10.30am
- Sunday, March 22 at 2.30pm
- Sunday, March 22 at 6.30pm
What are the stage times for Disney on Ice?
- For the Thursday performance it’s doors at 5.30pm, the show will start at 6.30pm and the show will end by 8.25pm.
- For the first performance on Friday, it’s doors at 9.30am, the show will start at 10.30am and the show will end at 12.25pm.
- For the second performance on Friday, it’s doors at 1.30pm, the show will start at 2.30pm and the show will end at 4.25pm.
- For the third performance on Friday, it’s doors at 5.30pm, the show will start at 6.30pm and the show will end by 8.25pm.
- For the first performance on Saturday, it’s doors at 9.30am, the show will start at 10.30am and the show will end at 12.25pm.
- For the second performance on Saturday, it’s doors at 1.30pm, the show will start at 2.30pm and the show will end at 4.25pm.
- For the third performance on Saturday, it’s doors at 5.30pm, the show will start at 6.30pm and the show will end by 8.25pm.
- For the first performance on Sunday, it’s doors at 9.30am, the show will start at 10.30am and the show will end at 12.25pm.
- For the second performance on Sunday, it’s doors at 1.30pm, the show will start at 2.30pm and the show will end at 4.25pm.
- For the third performance on Sunday, it’s doors at 5.30pm, the show will start at 6.30pm and the show will end by 8.25pm.
There will be an interval in each of the shows.
What can I expect to see at Disney on Ice?
The show is hosted by Mickey and Minnie Mouse and friends, with a series of performances based on some of Disney’s most famous films.
This year’s lineup includes the following:
- Moana: Features Moana and Maui head out on their adventure, including songs like How Far I'll Go
- Coco: Miguel follows the music with songs including Un Poco Loco and Remember Me.
- Tangled: Rapunzel and Flynn Rider perform songs including I See the Light.
- Frozen: Anna and Elsa perform classics including Let It Go, Do You Want to Build a Snowman?, and In Summer.
- Beauty and the Beast: Belle explores the Beast's castle to music including the titular song.
Can I still get tickets for Disney on Ice in Glasgow?
If you have decided at the last minute that you would like to see the show then you are in luck - there are still tickets available here priced from £25.20.
Are there any age restrictions at Disney on Ice?
There are no age restrictions for the the show.
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