This winter, get ready for an unforgettable family adventure as Disney On Ice returns to Doha with the all-new show ‘Let’s Celebrate’. Experience the magic as iconic stories come to life in a spectacular event that will thrill audiences of all ages!
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Ali Bin Hamad Al Attiyah Arena (ABHA Arena)
Al Nadi Street, Doha, Qatar
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22–30 November, 2024
Showtimes vary by day
A world of wonder awaits
Join us for a magical journey with Disney On Ice – Let’s Celebrate where Mickey, Minnie and beloved characters bring iconic stories to life through mesmerising skating, stunning choreography and timeless songs. From Encanto to Frozen and Toy Story, this unforgettable show will captivate the whole family.
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Fun for all ages
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Breathtaking skating
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Incredible sets
Fun facts
- The show features approximately 250 costumes, with some performers changing up to five times
- The fastest costume change takes just 53 seconds
- Largest set piece is Elsa’s Ice Palace, weighing 3,200 lbs
- Rapunzel and Flynn soar up to 35 feet in a breathtaking aerial performance
Ali Bin Hamad Al Attiyah Arena (ABHA Arena)
Located in Doha, the ABHA Arena is a top indoor venue, home to the Al Sadd handball Team and host of prestigious events like the 2023 Judo World Championships. Offering modern facilities and easy accessibility, it's the ideal setting for unforgettable entertainment such as Disney On Ice.
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