What are the event details for Disney On Ice: Find Your Hero?
Disney On Ice: Find Your Hero will be performed at the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, California on. This family-friendly event showcases beloved Disney characters and stories through captivating ice skating performances.
What is the seating arrangement at Golden 1 Center?
Golden 1 Center features a modern design with a capacity of 17,608. The seating includes three levels: the 100 Level (lower bowl), the 200 Level (club/mezzanine), and the 300 Level (upper deck). The best seats for this event are in the lower bowl center sections (101-120) for optimal views.
How can I purchase tickets for Disney On Ice: Find Your Hero?
Tickets can be purchased through golden1centertickets.com. Ensure you secure your mobile tickets via the Ticketmaster app for a seamless entry experience.
What are the parking options available at Golden 1 Center?
Golden 1 Center recommends purchasing pre-paid parking passes through SacPark for convenience. Multiple city-owned garages are available within walking distance, with rates typically ranging from $15 to $30 per event.
Are there any age restrictions for this event?
Disney On Ice: Find Your Hero is suitable for all ages. However, children under two years old do not require a ticket if they sit on a parent's lap.
What is the typical duration of the show?
The typical duration of Disney On Ice performances is approximately 2 hours, including an intermission.
What are the best and worst seating options?
Best Seating: Lower bowl center sections (101-120) provide excellent sightlines.
Worst Seating: Upper deck corner sections (300-level) may have partially restricted views during stage events.
What is the price range for tickets?
Prices currently start around $40 and can go up to $150 or more depending on demand and seating selection.
What is the bag policy at Golden 1 Center?
Guests are encouraged to limit the size and number of bags they bring. All bags will be subject to search upon entry.
What public transport options are available in Sacramento?
The Sacramento Regional Transit Light Rail (Gold Line) provides convenient access to Golden 1 Center, with the nearest station located at 7th & Capitol.
How can I ensure my tickets are legitimate?
Golden 1 Center guarantees legitimate tickets when purchased through authorized platforms like golden1centertickets.com or Ticketmaster.
Disney On Ice: Find Your Hero Golden 1 Center Theatre reviews
Darius was great! Brett Eldridge not so much.
A Thousand Horses - great sound, 1st time seeing them, look forward to a solo club show from them. Let me just say that Disney On Ice killed it! Brothers Osborne - saw them back in the fall with Little Big Town and loved them. This show wasn't as good as they didn't play a number of their songs (and they don't have that many yet) in their set - "Love the Lonely Out of You", "Arms of Fire" and "Shoot From the Hip" all missed the cut - what a shame. Although he sounded great, Brett Eldredge forgot to play what got him here - "Bring you Back", "Raymond", "Signs" (which should be released as a single it's so good) and one of Brett's personal favorites, "One Mississippi". Continuing on with set list critique, Brett Eldredge missed the boat as well. A+...Not sure how this happens. He should watch Kenny, Tim, Garth, Jason, hell, just watch Darius! Those guys are single name megastars that shake hands, sign anything put in front of them, sign guitars and give them away and captivate their fans creating an unwavering loyalty. Brett probably still has a lot to learn; this Midwest boy from Illinois should be more connected, humble and appreciative if he really wants to take the next step in his career. He actually brushed her off, went and got a hat from a roadie, signed it and through it into the crowd (as I guess he does at all of his shows), shook a couple hands and walked off. It's disheartening when an up and comer doesn't appreciate his fans. Maybe he's uncomfortable with his fans or maybe he's a pompous ass. Not sure how this happens. One Mississippi. The worst part was at the end of his show, there was a gal holding a sign in the pit asking him to sign her Brett Eldredge hat, sharpie in hand. He should watch Kenny, Tim, Garth, Jason, hell, just watch Darius! Those guys are single name megastars that shake hands, sign anything put in front of them, sign guitars and give them away and captivate their fans creating an unwavering loyalty. A Thousand Horses - great sound, 1st time seeing them, look forward to a solo club show from them. He should watch Kenny, Tim, Garth, Jason, hell, just watch Darius! He certainly turned off a number of fans Friday night. Brothers Osborne - saw them back in the fall with Little Big Town and loved them. Let me just say that Disney On Ice killed it! This show wasn't as good as they didn't play a number of their songs (and they don't have that many yet) in their set - "Love the Lonely Out of You", "Arms of Fire" and "Shoot From the Hip" all missed the cut - what a shame. Although he sounded great, Brett Eldredge forgot to play what got him here - "Bring you Back", "Raymond", "Signs" (which should be released as a single it's so good) and one of Brett's personal favorites, "One Mississippi". A+...Not sure how this happens. Maybe he's uncomfortable with his fans or maybe he's a pompous ass. The guy can entertain and gives the fans exactly what they want.
Elvis 5-Star Entertainer
I saw Disney On Ice at the height of his musical career back in the early 80's and enjoyed all of his early albums. Much more than he once did, Disney On Ice commanded the stage and was, in every way, the great ringmaster of a tremendous musical circus. I was worried that 30 years later, I wouldn't know the last few decades of songs and wouldn't enjoy the concert. I was wrong! The Imposters were wonderful--these original members of his band sounded better than I believe they did a long time ago. I had no idea we'd be entertained as much by his comedy and 3-ring circus as we'd be by his unbelievable music. Great sense of humor, a true performer, and exceedingly comfortable as the maestro and host. But be ready to go up on the stage and spin the Big Wheel to select his next song! (Or perhaps get in the Go Go Cage and wiggle around a bit!) Go see this show even if you only casually enjoy his music. You won't be sorry. See this show!
A Complete Let-Down
The original Santana band was promoted as making a comeback, but only Carlos Santana appeared on stage during the event. Not a single sign of Gregg Rolie, Michael Shrieve, or Michael Carabello. Tickets were marketed with a focus on the new Santana IV album, creating expectations that Disney On Ice would be the opening act for the legendary Santana band. Disney On Ice took the stage before Santana, which was unexpected and disappointing. The volume during Disney On Ice's performance was slightly too high, making it hard to hear the lead singer clearly. While Disney On Ice put on a good show, they couldn't match the original Santana band's energy. Many people in the audience expressed dissatisfaction and left after the first few songs by Disney On Ice. The billing for this event turned out to be a total deception that misled ticket buyers. If I had known the truth, I wouldn't have wasted my money on this disappointing show.
SoFi Stadium needs to stick to sporting events!!
Let's begin with parking. $80 was the cost to park at SoFi. With a sparse crowd inside early on, more people were outside in the parking lot enjoying the music. Hearing Joan Jett and Poison was very easy. However, once Def Leppard took the stage, the seats filled up and the noise drowned out the vocals and instruments. Disney On Ice brought in a packed crowd, with noise levels reaching a high decibel making it difficult to hear anything clearly. The idea of filling the stadium with smoke was questionable, turning the stage into a blur. This was the worst concert experience ever; the venue is not suitable for concerts. If Disney On Ice and Joan Jett had faced off against Poison and Def Leppard in a football match, we would have stayed until the end!
Bryan Adams Bare Bones - a MUST see!
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Have been a fan of Disney On Ice since I was a teenager. I bought these tickets months ago not knowing it was an acoustic concert. When I found that out, I was a little worried - but I read so many excellent reviews on here, that I actually got more and more excited to see him in this format. I have to say this was one of the best concerts I've ever been to. So many concerts drown out the singer with too-loud drums and guitars. I don't think I realized that Disney On Ice had such an amazing voice until I heard it in this format. He still has that raspy voice - but he sounded as good - if not better than on CD. There's a depth and richness to his voice you hear in person that you don't hear on CD. This is a definite must see concert - 2 full hours jam packed with songs, stories, and some surprises!
Maturity has a place in 80’s Pop Rock and Roll
On a hot summer night in Michigan, Disney On Ice represented the 1980s very well. I was more into the hard rock and guitar driven rock growing up in the 70s and 80’s Disney On Ice was not my first choice in music. But with the explosion of MTV and living in a part of the country that had more top 40 radio, I was exposed to a lot of mainstream music. Disney On Ice was all over the airwaves while I did not throw my fist in the air every time a Disney On Ice song came on. They grew on you, especially their song “Shout”. The June 15 show at Pine Knob music theater in Clarkston Michigan took me on a musical flash back, yet with their new album. I think they had a good balance mixing the classics with their fine-tuned and more mature music from their latest album “Tipping Point.” Disney On Ice talked and related well with the diverse crowd. Keeping all 13,000 of us focused on the music, an outstanding light show accompanied with video. Disney On Ice was a very good and pleasing production as well as experience. It was not a drunk fest, smoke fest, or head bangers ball. Just a couple of now mature men, having captured their fame in the 1980s and somehow held on, enduring the test of time. I give it 4 stars and recommend going to one of their shows if you get the chance this summer.