disney on ice...princess classics

Lyndsay_21

It's DD birthday on the 17th and we're taking her to see the above (£111 for 3 tickets :eek:) i just wondered if anyone else's has been and wether it was worth the money and also we're gonna have dinner in wembley does anyone know any nice restaurants near the arena???

alanalea

My sister paid for me to see Toy Story on Ice about 2 years ago and although i know the tickets weren't cheap they were well worth thier money. I thoroughly enjoyed myself even though I did have pregnancy sickness all evening. I'm sure your little princess will love it!

Lyndsay_21

i know since she saw it advertised its all she's talked about and when i looked it up they were at wembley the week of her birthday so it must've been fate!!
jtust noticed where your from, i'm from camberley small world eh.

chocaholic110

My DD went last night with her friend for friend's birthday and they both absolutely loved it but were completely shattered today after their late night!

alanalea

I've been trying to think of a nice restaurant near the stadium, but I really don't know of any. TBH Wembley is a bit of a cackhole. Why not take a nice picnic (with fairy birthday cakes ) into the actual show, thats what most of the families did when I went.

Also, don't forget buy a programme ( I think they're a bit expensive £10? But nice to keep) and see the cast after the show to get them to sign it

dihaz

My little girl will be going at the end of this month at the NIA in Birmingham.
We did not manage to get the best seats as they were sold out(even though we booked the tickets in May:eek: )
I hope she will be able to see and she enjoys it!She is so excited(so am i !)

BungleGirl

I can't answer your questions but have you and your daughter seen this?

http://www.disney.co.uk/disneyonice/princessclassics/

there is a link to a video clip!

I hadn't heard of it but want to take my daughter now!

gooismeid

My kids went to the show at MEN Arena with their elder cousins (thankfully without me - I hate Disney and all its works) and thoroughly enjoyed it. DD (5) went wearing her Belle dress and DS went wearing his smartest suit so he could be a prince (he's 7). Picnic sounds the best idea, just include loads of pink stuff and a pink cloth and napkins. However, I must say that mine were more impressed with having their tea at McDonalds where they got a Disney mug. Kids, eh.

chloejane_2

i love these shows we have been to a couple cant remember what they were called think one was 100 years of disney, what a great show every time, kids loved everything about it, it is not cheap to go and candyfloss with a hat that lasts five mins was £7 last time i went but its the only thing they eat there as the rest of the food we took with us it was a 2 1/2 drive from our old house, they used to get a program, they still look through them now an oh and ah at the pics, then chat about bits they remember, very good day out highly recomend it to anyone!

cornbuddy

We used to go to these every year when DS was small. Now he is 12 and has outgrown them but we used to find the shows fantastic.

It is well worth paying for!

Lyndsay_21

thanks for all the replies sounds like we're in for a good show then, i'm really looking forward to it i might send them an email saying its her birthday and wether they can say her name out or something.