The show has eight performances until Sunday at the CURE Insurance Arena in Trenton, then it comes to Atlantic City.
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Those in Philadelphia will also get a taste of Disney On Ice with "Dare to Dream" at the Wells Fargo Center starting on December 23rd.
One of the "Reach for the Stars"performers, Hope Gallegos, stopped by Action News. She says the show is all about wowing the audience and making them smile.
"That's definitely my favorite part. Getting to see their expressions and how excited they are to see the characters. Getting to bring that movie to them on ice is probably the best part of the whole job," Gallegos said.
And our Matt O'Donnell met up with Hope to have a little fun with the Disney On Ice show props.
Hope brought in the lightsticks they use in the grand finale and she showed Matt how they're used to make the show even more spectacular.
"We have this big lightstick finale number where all of the stars come out at the end and are rock stars, what we call them, people all dressed up all sparkly with Mickey and Minnie, and we do extensive number with these lightsticks which looks really cool cause the lights get all dark and you just see colorful lights everywhere," Gallegos said.
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Tickets are available now at https://www.disneyonice.com/tickets.
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