Disney on Ice: Let's Celebrate Event & Giveaway • Lake Country Family Fun

Disney on Ice presents Frozen and Encanto Fiserv Forum February 12-16, 2026. Lake Country Family Fun is partnered with Feld Entertainment to bring you the fun!

All shows are at the FISERV FORUM

Glide and dance your way into the worlds of Frozen & Encanto with music and dancing alongside Elsa and Mirabel, celebrating the amazing gifts that make each of us unique. Enhance your Disney On Ice show ticket with a preshow Character Experience that includes games, storytelling, crafting and interactive time with Elsa and Mirabel.

With 9 shows. Full-send family fun.

Step inside the magical adventures of Disney’s Frozen and Encanto as they are brought to life like never at Disney On Ice! Dazzling ice-skating transports, you to Arendelle to be a part of Anna’s adventure to find Elsa, whose icy powers unleashed an eternal winter. Olaf, Kristoff and Sven take you along as they encounter wintry conditions in a race to bring back summer. Then, enter the fantastical Madrigal family’s Casita amidst the beautiful mountains of Colombia. Join Mirabel on her journey to save her enchanted family home alongside her sisters, Isabela and Luisa. Hosted by Mickey and Minnie, invite your family and friends to sing along to your favorite songs and celebrate the power of love and courage at Disney On Ice presents Frozen & Encanto – the show everyone will be talking about!

WONDERING WHAT TO EXPECT at Disney on Ice?

This magical experience happens at the Fiserv Forum in downtown Milwaukee. Allow ample time to allow for parking and getting into the venue. Metal detectors and security guards will be in place at the entrance and checking tickets. Bring your phone for pictures and videos! Also, dress in layers because it may feel warm or cold to you. The ice does make the room tend to feel cold.

Sitting in the Fiserv Forum in downtown Milwaukee, you’ll want to get a seat low and centered to take in the best show, but all the seats are amazing to take in all the action.

ANYTHING SPECIFIC I SHOULD KNOW BEFORE I GO to DISNEY ON ICE?

The planners are excited to welcome you to Disney on Ice, where your well-being is their top priority. Their enhanced health and safety measures are designed to deliver the same full-throttle family experience while keeping your family safe. Get ready for the fun as you learn more about what they are doing to Get Ready for the Action!

Regarding the specifics of the show, there may be a safe theatrical fog, strobe lights and dazzling special effects. So, please take this into consideration when deciding to attend with your child and family. You should dress comfortably and in layers. Practical, closed toe shoes are recommended to safely navigate the steps at a venue (plus it’s winter in Wisconsin!). Proper attire, including shoes and shirts, must be worn at all times. All of the shows offer a casual, family-oriented environment. Clothing which, by nature, exposes excessive portions of the skin or body that may be viewed as inappropriate for a family environment will not be permitted. In that spirit, they ask you to use discretion and common sense.

INAPPROPRIATE ATTIRE – Attire that is not approved for a Disney on Ice show and which may result in refusal of admittance or ejection from the show includes but is not limited to costumes worn by guests 14 years of age or older.

Additionally, their concessions staff does sell Disney on Ice novelty items and paraphernalia to bring the fun home. (Note, my kids know that I will not purchase those items, so be prepared for those conversations before you arrive so you can navigate a smooth experience.)

This production will be 2.5 hours in length, including a 15-20 minute intermission. If you plan on bringing your camera, please note that they only allow non-professional cameras, such as the use of your cell phone camera. Professional video cameras are not allowed.

Pre-sale starts Tuesday, October 7, 2025!
(Public on-sale next Tuesday, October 14)

SO, WHEN IS DISNEY ON ICE 2026 AND WHERE CAN I BUY TICKETS TO THIS INCREDIBLE EVENT?

Tickets go on sale on Tuesday, October 14, 2025!
Day of Show Information Show Dates:
- February 12th-February 16th
- Venue: Fiserv Forum
Event Schedule:

- Thursday, February 12th at 6:30pm
- Friday, February 13th at 6:30pm
- Saturday, February 14th at 10:30am
- Saturday, February 14th at 2:30pm
- Saturday, February 14th at 6:30pm
- Sunday, February 15th at 10:30am
- Sunday, February 15th at 2:30pm
- Sunday, February 15th at 6:30pm
- Monday, February 16th at 11am

Use code LCFF20 for 20% off select tickets and shows:
- Thursday, February 12^th at 6:30pm
- Friday, February 13^th at 6:30pm
- Saturday, February 14^th at 6:30pm
- Sunday, February 15^th at 6:30pm
- Monday, February 16^th at 11am
- Terms and availability limits apply.
  - *Use code LCFF20 before selecting seat(s) to see if offer applies. Savings offer will vary based on performance and seat location. Savings offer is not available on all seats. Tickets at market pricing. Savings apply to market price at time of purchase. Tickets are subject to availability. Valid on up to 8 tickets per order. Limit one (1) offer code per transaction. No double discounts. Must be redeemed at time of ticket purchase. Redeem offer online only. Other restrictions and exclusions may apply.

More Information regarding Schedule and Tickets |
The Official Site of Disney On Ice

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Disney on Ice Pre Show Character Experience

Disney on Ice presents Frozen and Encanto Pre Show Character Experience: Family Fun with Elsa and Mirabel at the Fiserv Forum Feb 12-16, 2026!

What you need to know:

ALL GUESTS OVER TWO YEARS OF AGE REQUIRE A SEPARATE TICKET TO THIS EVENT. This is a different ticket than their show ticket(s).
If a guest needs to obtain an additional ticket, they must be referred to the box office. We are unable to offer the purchase of additional tickets at the event itself.
Pictures and video are permitted and encouraged!
Ticketed guests are offered a light snack and beverage from the snack table.
The first portion of the event involves a craft activity, and a dancing segment for those who want to participate.
Elsa and Mirabel will enter the event and lead the children through an activity. This will be followed by a Meet & Greet session. Guests take pictures with their own devices.
The entire event generally lasts 30-45 minutes, depending on the number of guests in attendance.
Latecomers with valid tickets are still permitted to enter, but they might have missed a portion of the experience.

Disney on Ice Review from 2025

We attended Disney on Ice at the Fiserv Forum and had a blast as usual! Magical memories were made at @fiservforum ! Ashley from the Lake Country Family Fun team took the kids to see @disneyonice in Milwaukee, and it was pure magic! 💫 From the amazing skating to seeing their favorite characters come to life, it was an unforgettable experience. Check out our video on the Lake Country Family Fun Instagram to see it from our eyes!

Check out the giveaway reel we posted prior to the event.

Disney on Ice Review from 2024

The kids were completely mesmerized! Check out our video on the Lake Country Family Fun Instagram to see it from our eyes!

Disney on Ice Review from 2023

DISNEY ON ICE REVIEW

We attended the Disney on Ice: Let’s Celebrate event in February 2023. It was amazing! My ten-year old son won’t admit he loved it, but he did. My 6-year-old daughter was in heaven and wanted to go back. I thought the show was spectacular, engaging, and exciting and the skating was incredible.

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Disney on Ice Review from 2017

DISNEY ON ICE REVIEW

By Jamie Hardt

You may remember my first article for Lake Country Family Fun as a ‘How To Survive Your First Show/Live Event’. Well, let’s just say I took my own advice, and we attended Disney On Ice with little to no hiccups. 🙂

We had 4 tickets to the show and being a family of 3, we wanted to invite one of our daughter’s friends. I immediately thought of her friend Bella. She was a year older and another HUGE Disney Princess fan. I always thought Bella was very mature for her age, so, I thought she would be a real good influence for my little squirmy, Lorelei. Boy, was I right!! When Bella’s mom texted me during the show to check on things, I responded with, “Can barely tell she’s here.” 🙂 The girls were so behaved and engaged in this show, it was great!!!

But, let’s start at the beginning. After meeting at the YMCA to carpool, a transfer of booster seats, review rules, allergies (thankfully none), “Frozen” soundtrack playing in the car, we were off. Luckily, no traffic and Daddy Aaron dropped us off at the front door to the Bradley Center.

Security was there to check purses, cell phones, cameras, etc. I had stuck several snacks in my purse for the girls, and they gave me no issue with that. I think that’s pretty much expected for these types of shows. After a ride up the escalator to the show, we were promptly greeted by the lights, bells, and colors of the dreaded souvenir stand. Now, I didn’t expect to leave without buying anything. BUT, honestly !!??! The prices on some things!!! $25-$30 for a light up wand toy (that will probably break during the show), $12 for a sno-cone (yes, you get a cool cup to keep, but, come on– $12 ??!?!) or $30 for a small stuffed toy ??!!! Bella’s mom sent her some money to buy a souvenir of her choice. She liked an Ariel necklace and my Lorelei wanted the ‘tour program’ at only $10. I thought that was extremely reasonable and is very colorful and well put together. A great buy if you didn’t bring a camera or maybe couldn’t take the best pictures.

If you recall from my ‘How To Survive’ article, one of our biggest hiccups was my husband’s reluctance to pay $5 for parking which resulted in a popped tire while trying to parallel park on the street. At “Disney on Ice” there was parking right next to the venue at $20-$25 a pop and went down the farther away you were. He settled on an all day parking lot for $7. He paid via credit card and then noticed the parking lot across the street from where he was offered FREE parking all day on Saturdays!!! This poor guy and his parking adventures!

But, now, back to the show. We then sat down to our seats for a near 2 hour incredible production. There are 5 main sections of the show. The first being Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, and Goofy going on their “Passport To Adventure”. They take us around the world with them first to Africa for “The Lion King”, then London for a short segment of “Mary Poppins” and then “Peter Pan.”

The show is so magical. I have to admit tears were in my eyes seeing my little girl completely engaged, smiling, and enjoying this literally jaw-dropping entertainment. The “Peter Pan” segment seemed a bit long and dragged on a tiny bit, but, perhaps, we were just anxious for the Princesses to come out. After a short intermission, it was time for “The Little Mermaid” which included several mermaids, sea creatures, and a HUGE Ursula. And, then, what we waited for—“Frozen.” This was just spectacular!!! — Although, there was no Sven and Marshmallow Monster, the multiple scene changes, snow, an ice castle, and a very funny Olaf more than made up for it.

“And, then, what we waited for—“Frozen.” This was just spectacular!!! — Although, there was no Sven and Marshmallow Monster, the multiple scene changes, snow, an ice castle, and a very funny Olaf more than made up for it.”

All the singing, acting, dancing, costumes, and creativity just made this an extraordinary show we were very happy to get to attend. Well worth it and would definitely go again next year.

Note: The views and opinions shared here are of the guest blogger. The views and opinions do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of Lake Country Family Fun.

We are hosting a GIVEAWAY for 3 (three) 4-packs of tickets to Disney on Ice presents Frozen and Encanto thanks to Feld Entertainment. Giveaway will run 12/15 through 1/15/2026. Winner will be chosen and contacted on 1/16/2026. You could win:

❄️ 1 set of 4 tickets to Disney on Ice presents Frozen and Encanto at the Fiserv Forum
❄️ We are giving away 3 sets of tickets!

THIS GIVEAWAY HAS ENDED for 2025. PLEASE CHECK YOUR EMAIL TO SEE IF YOU ARE THE WINNER!
Emails have been sent to Amy S. and Michael G.!!

Entrants should comment on the Facebook OR Instagram post from December 15, 2025 to be fully entered. If the entrant does not have a Facebook or Instagram account, they can comment below on this website.

Winner will be notified via email. The email that you signed up with above in the form.
Giveaway ends January 15, 2026 at 11:59 pm.
Winner will be picked on January 16, 2026.

*Please note that LCFF will only contact winner via email, not Facebook or Instagram. We will contact winner via email only on or after 1/16/26. LCFF will never ask for your cc information. Do NOT give out your credit card information.