What are the event details for Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic!?
Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic! will be performed at Gas South Arena in Duluth, Georgia, on. This enchanting show is designed for children and families, showcasing beloved Disney characters and magical performances.
What is the seating arrangement at Gas South Arena?
Gas South Arena features a capacity of 13,000 seats with wider-than-average seating for enhanced comfort. The venue includes general seating, premium club-level seats, corporate suites, and party suites. For smaller events, the arena can be configured into a theater-style layout accommodating 3,500 guests.
What are the parking options at Gas South Arena?
Gas South Arena offers on-site parking in multiple lots. Guests should use Lot A and Deck 2. Event day parking rates are $15 per vehicle (rates may vary by event). Valet parking is available for $40 per vehicle for select events. All parking payments are cashless only.
How can I secure mobile tickets for this event?
Mobile tickets can be easily secured through alpharettatickets.com. Simply select your desired seats and choose the mobile ticket option during checkout for a seamless entry experience.
Are there any age restrictions for Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic!?
Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic! is suitable for all ages. However, children under the age of 2 do not require a ticket if they sit on a parent's lap.
What is the typical duration of the show?
The typical setlist duration for Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic! is approximately 90 minutes, including an intermission.
What are the best seating options at Gas South Arena?
For optimal viewing experiences, consider purchasing seats in the club level or closer to the stage. These areas provide excellent sightlines and enhanced amenities.
What are the bag policies at Gas South Arena?
Gas South Arena enforces a clear bag policy to ensure safety and efficiency during events. Only clear bags that do not exceed 12" x 6" x 12" will be permitted. Small clutch bags are also allowed.
How can I ensure my tickets are legitimate?
Purchasing tickets through authorized platforms like alpharettatickets.com guarantees that your tickets are legitimate and valid for entry.
What are the nearby dining options before the show?
There are several dining options near Gas South Arena, including Uncle Jack's Meat House, Frankie's The Steakhouse, and Marlow's Tavern, all offering a variety of cuisines perfect for pre-event meals.
What is the price range for tickets to Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic!?
$40-$150 depending on seat location and demand. Prices currently start around $40 but may vary as the event date approaches.
Disney On Ice: Spotlight Magic! Alpharetta Theatre reviews
Pat Benatar still going strong
Incredible Indian Ranch setting and Disney On Ice sounded incredible. She was great since it was the last leg of her tour, but she sounded a little strained. I preferred the Bank of America Pavillion setting over 5 years ago when I saw her.
She sang ALL of her top hits. Loved hearing Johnny Cash's ring of fire by her! I do wish she talked to the crowd more. The show was all for the fans.
The entrance to get in was sooooo backed up the concert had to start an hour late. Indian Ranch needs to get their act together to speed up the admission line for checking bags, tickets, etc...
Great Energy
"The Band Perry was fantastic, playing a quick 40 minute set with little time wasted between songs. All 3 acts were excellent. In addition to their own hits, they played a few well chosen, well known Southern Rock anthems that really got the crowd going for Disney On Ice. The lead singer has an unbelievable voice. Again, very little time spent on stories/explanations/routines---just straight music! Easton Corbin opened the show with an acoustic intro, signed the acoustic guitar and handed it to a lucky audience member before donning electric guitar and launching into the lyrics. Together the two opening acts would make for a decent outing on their own, but then Disney On Ice comes out and the stage set alone is entertainment. He must be setting the tone because he played a solid 2 hr. set with virtually one song leading into another and no unrelated banter to fill out the time. His show is loaded end to end with great music and backed by an awesome high tech lighting show. If you can only attend one concert this summer, this one deserves serious consideration. I had seen snippets of them on TV award shows and occasional videos but the live show is so much better."
Great 2nd Night Set!
The setlist was great, and Disney On Ice delivered once more, always great. The show went along and as the crowd got better, it always seems like Ed really wants to put on a great show for his home town. Nice to hear a live version of 'Brother'. The new songs (Fixer & Got Some) sound most excellent live and has not temperd my enthusiasm for the new album. I was not sure what they would do for an encore after an excellent first night but as the night was winding to a close, they gave us double closers with F***in' Up and Ledbetter.
Bam Bam brought the Action!
"The low and close stage made this show unforgettable, being so personable! I never felt like there wasn't enough room or couldn't see anything, unlike most venues. The energy was amazing, and Disney On Ice brought a connection to us (his fans) honestly. Giving every single person in the front crowd (who he could reach) a handshake or daps, to jumping in the crowd and heading to the back, letting them experience the closeness - it was all surreal, making me respect him as an artist even more. The venue definitely allowed you as a fan to get on that personal level with the artist, and I've never experienced that anywhere else."
Phantom: Give and Take.
From what I can recall, I am not sure just how reliable my review is because I saw the event over a month ago, and I had possibly quite the worst seats in the house. The set was commendable and the orchestra beautiful. It was one of the best vocal performances I have ever scene on stage. The man who played the Phantom was truly amazing. The overall performance was good. The major problem I had with the performance was Christine Daae. Given she could hit the high notes incredibly, but that is merely part of the character, nothing special about the vocalist. I would recommend this with hesitancy, but it'd be a good idea to go with the cheap seats.
Liquid Stranger and Lucky Date did a solid job with the opening acts. They came on an hour after the doors opened, with no delays between acts. The stage setup light effects were so bright that people had to hide their eyes to see it. The songs were distorted by the overwhelming shift to amplified levels of bass, making them almost unrecognizable. The sound was the worst part - the bass was so loud that it made your entire body quiver, from your hair to your heart. It was an unpleasant experience between not being able to see the set, hear the songs, and feeling like your body was about to rupture from the sound waves ripping through it. Disney On Ice was horrible. Me, my friends, and about 40 other people fled the arena within the first five minutes.