Disney on Ice 2023

Disney celebrates its 100th birthday in 2023, so what better time to experience the magic of Disney on Ice? While any show is sure to be spectacular, we at Trip.com have a suspicion that due to Disney's centenary, this year will have a little more sparkle than usual…

Disney on Ice is taking place in cities across the UK throughout the end of 2023, so read on to find out all you need to know about 100 Years of Wonder!

For 2023 and the 100 Years of Wonder celebrations, there will be numerous shows in the UK. The dates and locations are as follows:

Birmingham, Resorts World Arena

1st to 5th November

Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena Nottingham

9th to 12th November

Belfast, SSE Arena Belfast

17th to 19th November

Exeter, Westpoint Exeter

23rd to 26th November

Sheffield, Utilita Arena Sheffield
30th November to 3rd December

Newcastle, Utilita Arena Newcastle
6th to 10th December

Manchester, AO Arena

13th to 17th December

London, The O2
21st to 31st December

Each performance is roughly two hours long with a 15-minute interval in between.

Be sure to be a part of the Disney100 Celebration when Disney On Ice comes to one of these cities near you.

As we've mentioned above, with Disney celebrating 100 Years of Wonder, we're sure there will be an even more epic adventure than usual for Disney on Ice. But which of your favourite heroes are you going to see at the event?

Well, aside from the original characters of Mickey and Minnie, Donald Duck, Goofy and the rest, you'll see some modern classics too.

Encanto will be brought to life like never before, giving you the chance to sing and dance with Mirabel, her sisters, Isabela and Luisa, and more.

The Toy Story team will be here to serenade you - get ready to spend part of your evening with Woody and the gang!

You'll get the chance to sail with Moana and Maui and go on a high-seas journey - and of course you'll travel to Arendelle with Anna and Elsa and experience the magic of a Frozen adventure.

Of course, we're merely scratching the surface of all the Disney magic you'll experience - book your ticket to see it for yourself!

Disney vow to make every performance of Disney on Ice as magical as possible - meaning when you book tickets, you won't get an obscured or 'bad' view - shows are designed to be enjoyed from every seat!

Note that while the little ones can dress up, 14+ year olds aren't allowed.

Accessibility provision changes depending on venue, so visitors with specific needs should check with the chosen venues before buying tickets - the same applies for specific facilities such as prams/buggies.

For other Disney on Ice-related information, be sure to visit their website.

Each venue hosting Disney on Ice will have their own advice on how to get there, but as all are large and well-equipped venues, you shouldn't have issues on getting there - whether it's by car or public transport.

Be sure to plan your route ahead of the date and make sure to get to Disney on Ice with time to spare!

Here is a Trip.com hotel recommendation for each of the cities hosting Disney on Ice:

Birmingham: Crowne Plaza Birmingham NEC, an IHG Hotel

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Nottingham: Ibis Nottingham Centre

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Belfast: AC Hotel by Marriott Belfast

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Exeter: Courtyard by Marriott Exeter Sandy Park

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Sheffield: Ibis Budget Sheffield Arena

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Newcastle: Holiday Inn Express Newcastle City Centre, an IHG Hotel

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Manchester: Park Inn by Radisson Manchester City Centre

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London: InterContinental London - the O2, an IHG Hotel

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Crowne Plaza Birmingham, an IHG Hotel

Ibis Nottingham Centre

AC Hotel by Marriott Belfast

Courtyard by Marriott Exeter Sandy Park

Ibis Budget Sheffield Arena

Holiday Inn Express Newcastle City Centre, an IHG Hotel

Park Inn by Radisson Manchester City Centre

InterContinental London - the O2, an IHG Hotel