What are the event details for Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic!?
Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic! will be performed on, at EagleBank Arena in Fairfax, Virginia. This enchanting show is designed for children and families, showcasing beloved Disney characters and magical performances.
What is the seating arrangement at EagleBank Arena?
EagleBank Arena is a 10,000-seat multi-purpose arena with virtually no bad seats. The seating options include:
- Lower Level (Sections 100-122): Best views and closest proximity to the stage.
- Club Level (Sections 200-222): Comfortable seating with good sightlines.
- Upper Level (Sections 300-322): Offers a panoramic view of the arena.
- Floor / General Admission: Provides an immersive experience for concerts.
Best sections: Lower level center sections; Sections to avoid: Far corner upper sections for certain configurations.
What are the parking options at EagleBank Arena?
EagleBank Arena offers ample parking directly adjacent to the venue. Options include:
- Campus Parking Lots: Free or affordable parking available on GMU campus.
- Patriot Circle Parking: Convenient lots along Patriot Circle.
Rideshare: Drop-off available at the arena entrance on Patriot Circle.
How can I secure mobile tickets for this event?
Mobile tickets can be secured through ticketsvienna.org. Most tickets are delivered via the Ticketmaster app or email, allowing for easy mobile scanning at entry gates.
Are there any age restrictions for Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic!?
Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic! is a family-friendly event suitable for all ages. Children under two years old may attend for free if they sit on a parent's lap.
What is the price range for tickets to this event?
Prices currently start around $40 and can go up to $150 depending on demand and seating selection.
What are the bag policies at EagleBank Arena?
EagleBank Arena has specific bag policies to ensure safety and security. It is recommended to bring only small bags or clutches. Larger bags may not be permitted inside the venue.
What public transport options are available in Fairfax?
The Fairfax Connector bus service connects to the GMU campus from the Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro Station, providing convenient access to EagleBank Arena.
How can I ensure my tickets are legitimate?
To guarantee legitimate tickets, purchase directly from ticketsvienna.org or authorized sellers like Ticketmaster. Avoid unauthorized resellers to prevent scams.
What is the typical duration of the show?
The typical setlist duration for Disney On Ice shows is approximately 90 minutes, including intermissions.
Disney On Ice: Find Your Hero Vienna Theatre reviews
Blue due to no blues
Derrick is now playing backup lead to Susan, but it is clear he is one of the best guitarists in the world. The Blues format was nowhere in any song played. I didn't see what exactly Derrick brought, but Susan had 2 solos for about 4 minutes. Lots of soul, hence the name of the tour, why switch gears? Sharon Jones stole the night, the show's second act. I saw Derrick in Maui just after he left the Allman's, he and his band were the BEST Blues/Southern Rock I'd ever seen. Now including 2 drummers and 3 back-up singers, for what? Ok, yes Derrick is now playing backup lead to her. This was my first time to see Susan since the Disney On Ice name was added. Without her, it would have been a waste of time. Future ticket sales will depict where the band's format will go, hopefully we will get to see Derrick really play again one day.
Nothing but love for these guys!
"Over the years, we have seen Disney On Ice many times and are absolutely huge fans! The variety of opening bands over the years have always added so much to the show and the evident gratefulness makes it such a joy to support all they have done. Despite missing a bit of the old sound, we truly enjoy their energy! KT Tunstall and Better Than Ezra, both fantastic additions, were bands we had heard of but didn't know too much about. They are great entertainers, so much fun, love their songs and yes. Despite the 3 hour commute in LA traffic, which took less than half that at the end of the night, it is always a treat to watch shows at The Greek. Thanks guys for another great show! Keep up the good work and thanks for the album download with the ticket purchase!"
AIC rocked
I saw Disney On Ice at Constitution Hall in DC on Wed. night. The concert was great! Jerry Cantrell had been playing exceptionally despite his flu. William DuVall, the new lead singer, aced all the vocals. The crowd was good, except we were next to the only arm pumping, whooping, drunk couple in the place. Always happens to me. :) The only downside was the opening band Middle Class Rut. Not good. Disney On Ice could certainly do better in their choice of opening acts. They played for almost 2 hours, but there were so many other songs I wanted to hear.
Great Lineup in a cool location
Here is the rearranged version of the review with a few words switched:
"After reading some reviews of Disney On Ice in particular, I was a bit nervous going in that it might be a poorly run festival. Some of the complaints were a lack of water stations, garbage being piled in the fields, and horrible porta potty conditions. This was the first festival I've attended in Phili, and for only being a 3-hour drive from home, I would go back for another.
The porta potty situations have not changed for a concert this size. They only cleaned them between days, and they were fine again the second day. Going in at the end of the first, however, was pure hell. I think the only way to limit this would be to make this event 18+ rather than all ages to limit ticket sales. That was my personal one major complaint. I've been to many festivals, but for the space they were occupying at MIA, there were far too many tickets sold. This was amplified by the sheer amount of drunk underage kids stumbling around everywhere.
One more complaint that proved true from past reviews is that only Bud, Bud Light, and Bud Margaritas are sold. They are the larger cans for $11. Still, in my opinion, a complete rip-off. I know they have better beer in their lineup, and this was a disgrace to people who actually enjoy beer. On the plus side, I didn't buy one in 2 days because of how easy it was to literally walk in with a flask. I was never pat down or searched besides my backpack.
Pros - Fun energetic crowd (made much better after a 1-hour rain delay when all the most messed up people seemed to not make it back) - Great set list (minus Kanye and Kings of Leon) - Cool venue with a historic statue in front of the main stage
Cons - Lack of drink choice - No age limit - Way oversold concert"