Disney On Ice presents Discover the Magic
A brand-new Disney On Ice production skates into Birmingham for the October half-term.
Overview
Disney On Ice shows combine competitive-level figure skating with full theatrical staging of Disney stories, and this new production is timed neatly around the October half-term break for family visits.
Expect appearances from a broad mix of Disney characters and eras rather than a single-film focus, which tends to make these shows a hit across a wide age range.
Visitor information
bp pulse LIVE (formerly Utilita Arena Birmingham) has family-friendly food options and a merchandise stand selling show-specific souvenirs.
Getting there
Birmingham New Street station is around a 10-minute walk from the arena.
Age guidance
Designed for families with children of all ages, including toddlers, though very young children may find the volume and lighting overwhelming for the full run time.
Accessibility
The arena offers accessible viewing platforms and companion tickets, bookable via its access scheme ahead of general sale.
Frequently asked questions
How long does Disney On Ice run?
Typically around 2 hours including an interval, though exact timing can vary by production.
Is this suitable for a 2-year-old?
Many families do bring toddlers, but the noise and length can be a lot for the very youngest — a seat on the aisle for an easy exit is a sensible precaution.