Disney on Ice: Treasure Trove

You’ve heard about it. No doubt driven by the giant billboards. My daughter has a radar for Disney on Ice. I took her last year and guess what? Hooked.
The time of year came again and we started to see the info. Treasure Trove. The first thing my daughter noticed was Rapunzel. She loves Rapunzel. Always has, and probably always will. We have gone through, oh, three or four Rapunzel dolls.
So the question begs, is it worth it?
Before I get to that, I have a few points to make. My kiddo just turned four. She just happens to have a birthday right around the time of year when Disney on Ice comes to tour in our city. So it is a no-​brainer for me to take her. It is a fun «Mommy-​Daughter» night. Bonus– Dad gets a night to himself (he decided to pass this time).
Second, she is four. I know children this young go to Disneyland and Disneyworld all the time. See, I LOVE Disney. I love Disneyland and Disneyworld, and I am not quite ready to take a child who still needs an afternoon nap, a stroller, and an early bedtime. I want to take her when she is ready to rock and roll, is tall enough to get on every ride, and able to stay up past eight. My husband agrees. We love it too much to take her at an age when it will be a lot of work for us. Plus, we just don’t have the finances for it right now. Maybe some day, but not this year or next.
Well, maybe you have heard it is expensive. A tad. But it is nothing, nothing, compared to a single ticket to Disney, a hotel, rental car, and airplane ride. And it totally satiated my four-​year olds appetite for experiencing the magic of Disney live.
For one night, my daughter feels like a princess. She dresses up in her prettiest dress and tiara, gets the biggest snow cone EVER, and jams out to her favorite Disney songs. She gets to see the princesses twirl and skate across the ice. She is MY date for one night. And we get home right in time for bed
So, is it worth it? YES. YES, YES.
My recommendation? Find a friend to go with. Go out to dinner beforehand, and allow the girls or boys to dress up. Make it as magical as possible. It makes the perfect playdate. The kids will never stop talking about it.
I put away about $ 20 for my daughter to pick out something special. Last year she chose an Ariel figurine, this year she chose a behemoth snow cone with keepsake cup. She could only eat about half, which meant I got the rest. I love snow cones.
Treasure Trove was amazing because it had SO many of the characters we love. From Tinkerbell to Jasmine, Rapunzel and Snow White, we loved every act. The stand out acts for me were the Lion King, The Little Mermaid, and Peter Pan. You can get your own tickets to a show here.
Media is just so easy to access in the world we live in today. I loved taking my daughter to something different that was filled with vibrant creativity, art, and grace. I hope it was as magical for her as it was for me when I went to see my first ice skating show.

Great for kids and keeps them entertained. I wish there were more of the stories as in some previous shows but the skating is very good. I always enjoy these shows.

It was a great experience. I been going since I can remember, everyone there was nice and talented, The items was a little pricey but that was to be expected. Most of the items they were selling has been the same from the previous years. I really enjoyed it and I wish Frozen was there but other than that it was spectacular.

Bargain tickets for great seats. Full of kids, as expected. There are some «treasures» in my opinion that are missing, but they did choose a wide variety of Disney classics for the show. Talented skaters and well executed performances.

Great show! Although it is definitely made for children, I still enjoyed it. It brought back a lot of memories from my younger years. My favorite scene is the lion king! Great ice skating too!
Kids love this show!

So much fun. This show started with toy story then to Alice in wonderland, Peter Pan, Snow White, Lion King, Tiana, Aladdin, little mermaid, and ended with tangled. It was a great show and went by so quickly. If your going to prudential in Newark, make sure you have cash —Parking was $ 20 cash. There was also a 30 $ parking lot.