Review: Disney On Ice Passport To Adventure, Metro Radio Arena, until October 8

Brrrrrrrrilliant!
Frozen favourites Anna and Olaf in Disney On Ice: Passport To AdventureFrozen favourites Anna and Olaf in Disney On Ice: Passport To Adventure
Frozen favourites Anna and Olaf in Disney On Ice: Passport To Adventure

That's the only word to describe the latest Disney On Ice spectacular which takes audiences on a wonderful journey through some of its most popular productions.

After a Zootropolis-themed opening, Disney icons Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy and, of course, Goofy are your travel guides for a Passport To Adventure that provides an evening of enchantment.

A scene from Peter Pan in Disney On Ice: Passport To AdventureA scene from Peter Pan in Disney On Ice: Passport To Adventure
A scene from Peter Pan in Disney On Ice: Passport To Adventure
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We set a course to the wild plains of Africa to meet Simba and the rest of the cast of The Lion King before journeying to Neverland via London to follow the exploits of Peter Pan, the Darlings and Lost Boys in their adventures with Captain Hook and his band of pirates. The flying sequences draw gasps from the impressed crowds.

We then swap the high seas for an underwater exploration of Ariel's home of Atlantica in The Little Mermaid and follow her on the path to finding true love and becoming human.

The excitement barely subsides before the night reaches its epic finale with Frozen and younger members of the audience become even more animated - if that is possible - as Arendelle is brought to life and the story of sisters Anna and Elsa begins, accompanied by key characters the scheming Prince Hans, the noble Kristoff and loveable snowman Olaf.

The whole evening is stunning. The choreography is just outstanding and the dance sequences - especially those between Simba and Nala in The Lion King and Ariel and her beloved Eric in The Little Mermaid - are utterly breathtaking.

The Little Mermaid is a highlight of Disney On Ice: Passport To AdventureThe Little Mermaid is a highlight of Disney On Ice: Passport To Adventure
The Little Mermaid is a highlight of Disney On Ice: Passport To Adventure
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The attention to character detail is exemplary, the costumes vivid and the sets are so wonderful. Particular highlights are Captain Hook's pirate ship and, of course, the ice palaces of Arendelle, with snowstorms falling from the sky adding to the experience.

On such nights, when the magic of Disney is brought to life in such an imaginative way you see clearly why it has such an endearing, everlasting charm.

Whether regular attenders of first-time audience members, all left delighted by what they had seen.

You don't have to be young to be captivated by Disney On Ice. It's great fun for adults to.

The story of The Lion King is brought to life in Disney On Ice: Passport To AdventureThe story of The Lion King is brought to life in Disney On Ice: Passport To Adventure
The story of The Lion King is brought to life in Disney On Ice: Passport To Adventure

And as Peter Pan might say, who wants to grow up anyway?

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* Tickets are available online, from the booking hotline number 0844 493 6666 or in person from the Metro Radio Arena Box Office. Please note booking fees will apply.

Please note under 2 years old are classed as babes in arms