Let's all Go, Let's all Go!
Disney's beloved Frozen skates into Austin for limited-run spectacle
KVUE — The number one animated feature film of all time is now on ice, and it's coming to Central Texas!
"Disney On Ice Presents Frozen" will call Cedar Park its home for eight performances next year from May 8 through 12 at the H-E-B Center. Tickets go on sale December 18 at 10 am at ticketmaster.com, the H-E-B Center box office, or by calling 800-745-3000.
“In our many years of producing Disney On Ice shows, Feld Entertainment has been waiting for a film like this,” said producer Nicole Feld. “While it might seem obvious that Frozen is well suited for the ice, this Disney On Ice production will touch audiences emotionally through innovative show elements and world-class skating.”
In the special Disney On Ice version of the Academy Award-winning film, Mickey and Minnie Mouse will take the audience through the magical story of Arendelle, with special appearance by beloved Disney princesses and other favorite characters from Toy Story, Finding Nemo, and The Lion King, who all come together to prove that true love is the greatest power of all.
“Our goal is to showcase these heartwarming characters in a way that allows the audience to cheer and sing along throughout this emotional journey,” said director Patty Vincent.
The set design will encompass the space from the ice up, drawing everyone into the story of Anna, Elsa, Kristoff, and, of course, Olaf. Elsa's magic will even be enhanced by state-of-the-art special effects while her emotions are portrayed through powerful skating.
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