Friday Fun ... The Frozen Addition

Back in May I saw an ad for Frozen on Ice.  I bit the bullet and bought tickets for D and I to go.  Last night was the big night!  

To say D was excited would be a gross understatement!  She woke up ready to go and was all smiles from that minute on.  She managed to have a good day at school, although I'm sure she asked her teacher a million times when it was time to leave.  She jumped off the bus, ran to the house, and quickly changed into her Frozen dress.  As soon as B got home we left to find dinner and our way to the venue.

 Dinner was a fancy McDonald's Happy Meal and Quarter Pounder.  Then it was to the rink.  There was Frozen EVERYWHERE!!!  D got a flashing snowflake light!


We had a little snafu with our original seats.  The railing and sign above the entrance blocked our views.  Of course this wasn't mentioned when I purchased seats.

 The wonderful man at guest services hooked us up with new seats!

Then the show started.  D was enamored with everything happening.  They had a quick number about love and friends with different Disney characters.  Then they retold the Frozen story complete with all the biggest characters!






This is how D sat the whole show!  It was a magical time!


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