Grab your mouse ears and get ready as Disney On Ice presents Road Trip Adventures travels throughout the UK, taking you on a journey full of exciting magical moments.

Full of both new and classic stories, get ready to enter the enchanting Disney Kingdom with world-class ice skating and high-flying acrobatics, seeing your favourite characters up close!

You, Bex and Gemma Atkinson are continuing your Disney On Ice Road Trip!

On the way we’re discovering all about ice skating, dancing and costume design in the show. You’ll find out ways to get involved at home too.

We chatted to Julie Pritchard, a Disney On Ice Performance Director, to find out how she makes every performance AMAZING. Plus, find out how Julie got into the role and discover 3 top tips for learning a new routine.

Top dancing tips:

Positive mindset
Always ask questions
Love it

Make sure to listen to the podcast to find out more.

Let’s have a go at inventing a Disney inspired dance move… The Simba Stomp!

Step 1: Start with the King Pose

Stand tall with your feet shoulder-width apart, hands on your hips, and your chest out, like you’re the king of the Pride Lands.

Step 2: Lion’s Prowl

Take three slow, crouched steps forward, staying low to the ground like you’re prowling. Keep your hands in front of you like paws.

Step 3: Simba’s Leap

Stand up straight and leap into the air with your arms reaching up high, like Simba pouncing. Land softly on your feet.

Step 4: Roar and Stomp

Let out a playful roar and stomp your right foot, then your left foot, alternating back and forth three times.

Step 5: Finish with the Simba Pose

End with a strong pose: feet together, arms raised above your head like a mighty lion, and a proud smile on your face.

Practice these steps to dance with the strength and pride of Simba from The Lion King.

You’ve got some great moves!

We’re almost at our destination… Disney On Ice! But first…

Guess the Disney characters!

Who wears a blue and silver dress? She has snowy white hair.
Do you know who wears the colours white and gold? He has a magic carpet.
Who wears the colours red, white and gold? Her clothes are made of seashells and feathers and leaves found on Motunui island.

Listen to the episode to find out the answers and don’t forget to tell us how many you got correct in the comments below.

We’ve reached our destination! Haven’t heard the other episodes yet? You’ll hear from a Disney On Ice Skater and Performance Director!

Disney On Ice presents Road Trip Adventures will be visiting Birmingham, Nottingham, Newcastle, Belfast, Manchester, Sheffield and London from the 30th October 2024 to 5th January 2025. You can get your tickets at www.disneyonice.co.uk now!

Disney On Ice will also be back again next February with Disney On Ice presents 100 Years of Wonder in different cities like London, Glasgow, Liverpool, Cardiff and Leeds! So keep an eye on Disney On Ice’s website for more.