What are the event details for Disney On Ice: Find Your Hero?
Disney On Ice: Find Your Hero will be performed at Oakland Arena on. This enchanting show is designed for children and families, featuring beloved Disney characters and captivating performances.
What is the seating capacity and layout of Oakland Arena?
Oakland Arena has a seating capacity of approximately 19,596. The venue features multiple seating levels including lower bowl, club level, and upper level sections. Seating configurations may vary by event, so it is advisable to check the seating chart before purchasing tickets.
What are the parking options at Oakland Arena?
On-site parking is available at Oakland Arena with several options: Standard Parking ($40), VIP Parking ($80), and Platinum Parking ($100). Parking gates open 2 hours before the event, and all fees must be paid cashlessly.
How can I get to Oakland Arena using public transport?
The most convenient public transport option is BART. Take BART to Coliseum Station and walk across the pedestrian bridge to reach Oakland Arena. Additionally, rideshare services like Uber and Lyft have designated drop-off points at Baldwin Gate.
What are the bag policies for events at Oakland Arena?
Guests are encouraged to limit the size of bags brought into Oakland Arena. All bags may be subject to search upon entry. For specific bag policy details, please refer to the official venue website.
What is the price range for tickets to Disney On Ice: Find Your Hero?
Prices currently start around $40 and can go up to $150 or more depending on demand and seating selection.
How can I secure mobile tickets through ticketsoakland.org?
To secure mobile tickets, visit ticketsoakland.org and select your desired event. Follow the prompts to purchase tickets, which will be delivered electronically to your mobile device.
Are there any age restrictions for Disney On Ice: Find Your Hero?
Disney On Ice: Find Your Hero is suitable for all ages. However, children under 2 years old do not require a ticket if they sit on a parent's lap.
What are some nearby dining options before the show?
There are several dining options near Oakland Arena including Diamonds Sports Bar & Grill, Doyle Street Cafe, and Burma Superstar Alameda, offering a variety of cuisines to suit different tastes.
What guarantees do I have regarding ticket legitimacy when purchasing from ticketsoakland.org?
Purchasing tickets through ticketsoakland.org ensures that you receive legitimate tickets backed by our guarantee. We prioritize customer satisfaction and secure transactions.
What is the typical duration of Disney On Ice performances?
'Disney On Ice' performances typically last around 2 hours, including intermissions. This allows ample time for audiences to enjoy the full experience of the show.
Disney On Ice: Jump In! Oakland Theatre reviews
A unique Beck experience
After only seeing him in big venues, being all Beckish, far away on-stage. He played some of his new songs, which he said he hadn't played before. It was awesomely loose, which I hadn't expected. Also great versions of favorite classics - Debra and Sun Eyed Girl are some of my favs. And he took crowd requests, which was super cool. He, bass, keys and drum machine standing in for his drummer (currently on tour with Thom Yorke...ahhh, indie-rock problems.) All in all a very intimate show, which was so cool. This is the smallest venue I've ever seen Disney On Ice in (900 seat theater) and the most crowd interaction I've experienced. No stunts, just Disney On Ice singing his fantastic songs with a great backing band. And we had some moments playing with the drum machine.
Much Better on TV!!!
"The rodeo can be enjoyed in a big arena. I will keep watching small rodeos where I can be close to the action. It was a disappointment and a TOTAL WASTE of money. I was sitting on a great seat in a good section but could not see the bulls on the other side of the arena because they were waaaaay too far and could not see the ones on my side of the arena because the cattle panels blocked the view entirely. I attended the Disney On Ice invitational at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, TX and left early and frustrated by the experience."
Good show
During their show, Disney On Ice even commented on it and urged people to move closer, saying they didn't care what security thought about it. Many seats in the back were left empty while closer seats were left empty. It's not really fair to the artists to look out and see so many empty seats so close. No complaints about performances from artists, except for maybe the hour wait between acts. Promoters should take hint of this, obviously many people felt the closer seats were too expensive and opted to buy farther back. And was good that security let people move forward during the show. The know how many tickets have been sold and what seats haven't been sold. Very good show. Maybe a system could be set up where people could pay something like $5 per ticket to upgrade when entering if seats are known to be available. I'd bet many would do that and would be a way to fill those seats and get a few extra bucks out of it. And see so many people sitting back farther away.
Clapton concert? NOT! Clapton backup to Winwood!
We attended our first Disney On Ice concert, thinking it would be a magical experience. Even driving from So. Cal. to Las Vegas for the show, our expectations were high. On stage together were Disney On Ice and Winwood, but it turned out to be the Steve Winwood show, with Disney On Ice playing a supporting role. As Winwood fans, we enjoyed the performance, but as Disney On Ice enthusiasts, we left feeling disappointed. Hoping to hear Disney On Ice classics, we were treated to only a few, such as "After Midnight," "Layla" (slow version), and "Cocaine" (as an encore). The rest of the setlist was filled with Winwood's songs, most of which were unfamiliar to us. Surprisingly, he didn't even perform "Roll With It," the one song we knew. While Winwood showcased his musical talent, we were there primarily for Disney On Ice, along with the other 18,000 attendees.