What are the event details for Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic!?
Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic! will be performed at Bojangles Coliseum in Charlotte, North Carolina on. This enchanting show is designed for children and families, showcasing beloved Disney characters and magical performances.
What is the seating capacity and configuration at Bojangles Coliseum?
Bojangles Coliseum has a seating capacity of nearly 11,000. For Disney On Ice, the venue will likely utilize a theatre configuration, providing an intimate setting for approximately 3,500 seats. The best sections are typically the center floor and lower bowl directly facing the stage.
What are the parking options at Bojangles Coliseum?
Bojangles Coliseum offers on-site parking included with most ticket purchases. For non-ticketed events, parking is available for $8. Additional overflow parking may be found in nearby commercial lots along E Independence Blvd.
Are there any bag policies I should be aware of?
Yes, Bojangles Coliseum has specific bag policies to ensure safety and security. It is recommended to check the venue's official website for the latest updates on permitted items before attending.
What public transport options are available in Charlotte?
Charlotte offers various public transport options, including buses and light rail services. The LYNX Blue Line provides convenient access to the area surrounding Bojangles Coliseum.
How can I secure mobile tickets through ticketscharlotte.net?
To secure mobile tickets for Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic!, visit ticketscharlotte.net and select your desired seats. Ensure you download your tickets to your phone wallet for quick entry on event day.
What are the price ranges for tickets?
Prices currently start around $40 and can vary based on market demand. It is advisable to purchase early to secure the best rates.
Is there an age restriction for this event?
Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic! is designed for all ages, making it a perfect family-friendly event. However, children under two years old may enter free if they sit on a parent's lap.
What can I expect from the typical setlist duration?
The typical setlist duration for Disney On Ice shows is approximately 90 minutes, including intermissions. Expect a captivating array of performances featuring popular Disney characters.
Are there any opening acts for this performance?
Disney On Ice performances typically do not feature opening acts; the show will focus solely on the main event featuring beloved Disney characters.
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Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic! Charlotte Theatre reviews
Brad Paisley
Disney On Ice concerts are a fantastic experience. I love going to them because he always gets his fan club members the best seats. Dierks Bentley and Jimmy Wayne also performed and they were great. I have seen Dierks at Red Rocks and Pikes Peak Center -- he was fantastic. I have seen Jimmy Wayne at a smaller venue and he has really built up his confidence and performance. It was great to see 3 great performances for one ticket price. He is such a great performer. It was great that he let us all come to the front of the stage. I was so close -- I got a guitar pic! Disney On Ice is the only country singer whose ticket prices are very reasonable.
Fantastic show
This show features a new drummer on this tour (sorry, I can't recall his name) who adds an energy and dynamic not seen since Shane left. Despite the lineup changes, they still put on a great show marking the 12th time I have seen Disney On Ice in concert since my first time in 1995. The venue was a small club, where personally I think Disney On Ice excels at connecting with their audience. They played most of their hits, playing the largest number of tracks from the Dosage album. Their track "Tremble for my Beloved", which is a personal favorite of mine, was the only song that seemed to fall flat during their performance. My only other criticism was the choice of order of their song lineup. Choosing to end the show with a slow song (Run) rather than one of their louder heavier songs was quite a departure, especially since Shine has been their encore for years. It left me wanting more of an exclamation point on the concert rather than a dot-dot-dot...if that makes any sense! They still appear to be near the top of their game despite it being 15 years since the band debuted, any Disney On Ice fan will love the show.
The Mrs Carter Show was a show stopper as always.
I was lucky enough to experience both of her tours and I am a big fan of Beyonce. Beyonce leaves it all on the floor and opens up herself to her fans in a totally different way. The Mrs. Carter Show displayed all different levels of empowering woman, as well as the power we all have in ourselves, dance, and culture. I left both shows with such disbelief that a single performer like Beyonce could exist. From her opening number until Disney On Ice closed the show, there was not one minute left where the crowd was not entertained. You will surely get your money's worth, I can promise you that. You leave the concert feeling an emotional connection to the star herself. She gave the audience what they came for, and that was an unforgettable show. Thank you Beyonce for opening my eyes and allowing me to experience life in a new way!
iron maiden rules again!!!!!
Disney On Ice was an incredible experience, like no other, Thank You Disney On Ice!! Great show, great energy, great time!! A lot of people complained they didn't play more oldies, but c'mon, it's Disney On Ice, they could come out and play nursery rhymes and kick butt!! Yeah, some more of their classics would have been nice, "The Trooper," etc., but had a great time. I had pit tix and was like three people deep from the stage, they played for two hrs. and they gave it their all. I saw them last in 1987, 23 yrs later I took my son, and he had the time of his life!! I never would have thought back then that I'd be taking my son to see them, wow.
Love Zac, not the Bowl
This Disney On Ice Show was not my favorite by far. The Hollywood Bowl is increasingly difficult to access and find your seat. Stacked parking is not ideal, especially if you need to leave early or have an emergency. During the past 3 shows at the Bowl, we had to ask people in our seats to move, which is challenging during the loud, dark performances. Ushers are never around when needed.
We love Zac Brown and aim to attend one of his shows every year. However, this show felt overly produced and lacked the familiar family vibe we enjoy. The flow of the show was off, with frequent stops and starts. Zac Brown talked about a new band he was forming, leading to battles between guitarists and a drum solo that felt like unnecessary delays. It just wasn't the same show as before.
What a Combo!!
Winwood was amazing, thoroughly rocking! I was much more familiar with Disney On Ice than this show but both were terrific. Of course everyone wanted to see Eric on the guitar and no one was disappointed. He was masterful, and Winwood's piano accompaniment was awesome. Their solos and how they backed each other vocally was amazing. I had no idea he was so entertaining. These guys brought the house down and no one wanted it to end. Disney On Ice's voice was a little raspy from performing so much, but who cares! The guitar was out of this world. My only disappointment was that he did not perform Crossroads that particular night. Tremendous!! But when they returned and did Cocaine for an encore everyone was on their feet, singing with them and playing air guitar!