Disney On Ice announces brand new show Find Your Hero with tickets on sale now
Naturally, no Disney On Ice event would be complete without our Frozen favourites: Elsa and Ana.
This captivating new adventure will delight audiences in arenas across the country starting this October, 2025, at Birmingham's Pulse LIVE Arena. From there, the Magical Kingdom will journey through Nottingham, Newcastle, Aberdeen, Belfast, Manchester and Sheffield before finally making its way to London, according to the Express.
These performances will continue until January 4, 2026. And there is just simply so much fun and joy to experience this winter season. Attendees of Find Your Hero will join the likes of Mirabel as she attempts to save her family's beautiful Casita.
They'll also join Moana as far as she can go to save her island with the muscle-bound demigod Maui at her side. Rapunzel fans will see the wily princess explore worlds as of yet unknown, while Belle tames the Beast in his enchanted castle.
The Disney On Ice - Find Your Hero show is brought to fans by the extremely talented cast who have rehearsed for more than 550 hours in preparation for this enormous tour.
They are, of course, backed by a huge team of choreographers, costume designers and production designers to bring these shows and stories to life.
On top of that, there are more than 200 props and 200 different costumes throughout the show, making it even more visceral and lifelike than ever before.
To get involved with Disney On Ice - Find Your Hero this year, you can click this link to buy tickets right now, all of which begin at just £41 each.
For families who are looking for some entertainment a little sooner, there are some summer events on right now, as well.
This includes the immersive Minecraft experience, which sends attendees directly into the world of Minecraft, allowing kids and adults alike to practice their mining skills, use their Orb of Interaction to activate portals and get through the world.
Otherwise, if Jurassic World is more your speed, the Jurassic World Experience is on right now, as well. Attendees can visit Isla Nublar while becoming immersed in scenes inspired by the film series.
These shows have limited weeks left on them, however. So fans looking for a certain adventure ought to look at Disney On Ice.
Disney On Ice - Find Your Hero kicks off this winter, beginning in October, and will continue through to January.
We've got the full list of dates and locations below:
Disney On Ice - Find Your Hero dates and venues
Birmingham: bp pulse LIVE Birmingham: Oct 29–Nov 9, 2025
Nottingham: Motorpoint Arena Nottingham: Nov 12-16, 2025
Newcastle: Utilita Arena: Nov 19-23, 2025
Aberdeen: P&J Live: Nov 27-30, 2025
Belfast: SSE Arena Belfast: Dec 5-7, 2025
Manchester: AO Arena: Dec 10-14, 2025
Sheffield: Utilita Arena Sheffield: Dec 17- Dec 21, 2025
London: O2 Arena London: Dec 26–Jan 4, 2026
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