Disney On Ice Questions!

[hollisterluva92]

Hi everyone! I have a few quick questions about the upcoming Disney On Ice: Toy Story 3 ticket I have for Kansas City. A little background: I'm an 18 year old college student, and I love Disney! The last time I went to Disney On Ice I was 5, so it's been a while. I know that I am going to want to buy some sort of souvenir, but not sure what yet. Thanks in advance!

1. What kind of souvenirs do they have, and how much are they?
2. Do they still have the keepsake books?
3. How much money should I plan on bringing for souvenirs?
4. What are the costs of concessions (more drinks than anything else)?
5. Should I risk bringing my DSLR camera to take pics? I want good pics!

Thank you everyone!​

 

[RMAMom]

We just did princesses on ice and I didn't bring my camera because I was a afraid they would not let me in with it. It would have been no problem the only thing you'll want to remember is that your flash is going to be a real annoyance to others so keep that to a minimum.

They had the program books I think they were $15 or so, I didn't buy one so I'm not sure. Water Ice in the Disney cups were around $10 or $15, I think cotton candy was $10 but it came with Micky ears.

The souvenirs were equally as overpriced and really nothing you couldn't live without so only bring what your budget will allow and make a decision on souvenirs based on budget.

 

[cariann77]

Souvenirs and concessions are expensive, extremely over priced. $10 Cotton Candy, $12 sno-cones... this is mainly because it usually comes with some sort of special cup or cotton candy usually comes with a hat.

They sell all sorts of souvenirs. Hats, glow things, dolls, programs etc. They also usually sell disposable cameras, so I believe that you are allowed to bring them in. I always have without a problem, but this may depend on the venue.

 

[hollisterluva92]

We just did princesses on ice and I didn't bring my camera because I was a afraid they would not let me in with it. It would have been no problem the only thing you'll want to remember is that your flash is going to be a real annoyance to others so keep that to a minimum.

They had the program books I think they were $15 or so, I didn't buy one so I'm not sure. Water Ice in the Disney cups were around $10 or $15, I think cotton candy was $10 but it came with Micky ears.

The souvenirs were equally as overpriced and really nothing you couldn't live without so only bring what your budget will allow and make a decision on souvenirs based on budget.

Souvenirs and concessions are expensive, extremely over priced. $10 Cotton Candy, $12 sno-cones... this is mainly because it usually comes with some sort of special cup or cotton candy usually comes with a hat.

They sell all sorts of souvenirs. Hats, glow things, dolls, programs etc. They also usually sell disposable cameras, so I believe that you are allowed to bring them in. I always have without a problem, but this may depend on the venue.

Thank you both for all of the great advice!

 

[perfectyears]

just take lots of money and spend it all thats what i do

 

[twokids0204]

From Disney on Ice - Mickey and Minnie's Magical Journey - Toronto - Roger's Center - December 2010

 

[hollisterluva92]

From Disney on Ice - Mickey and Minnie's Magical Journey - Toronto - Roger's Center - December 2010

Thanks so much! That really helps me out!