Disney on Ice ‘Into the Magic’ is on its way to Adelaide

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Disney On Ice has announced its return to Australia for the first time since 2019! That's right, your kiddo can discover why no dream is too big at Disney On Ice when all our fave Disney stories come to life through world-class ice skating this June long weekend.

We’ve got some good news for the little folks this week, with Disney On Ice announcing its return to Australia for the first time since 2019!

That’s right, your kiddo can discover why no dream is too big at Disney On Ice when all our fave Disney stories come to life through world-class ice skating this June long weekend.

Sing along with Miguel from Coco as he follows the music in his heart, watch Rapunzel and Flynn go to great lengths to make her dream come true and experience Moana and Maui’s journey to the land of Tamatoa and return the heart of Te Fiti!

Celebrate the magic of courage, love and adventure when Disney On Ice skates into Adelaide, this beautiful show will play the Adelaide Entertainment Centre!

Tickets go on sale on 27 April however priority customers can purchase the seats they want early… so get your skates on!

To register as a priority customer: 

disneyonice.com/en-au/register

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