What is Disney On Ice: Jump In! about?
Disney On Ice presents Jump In! is a captivating touring ice show by Feld Entertainment, premiering on August 29, 2025. This family-friendly performance features beloved characters such as Mickey, Minnie, and Donald, inviting the audience to join in an interactive adventure filled with spectacular ice skating performances. The show includes characters and songs from popular films like Moana, Frozen 2, The Lion King, The Little Mermaid, Wish, Toy Story, and Cars.
When is the event taking place?
The performance of Disney On Ice: Jump In! will take place on, at the Portland Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Portland, Oregon.
What are the ticket prices for Disney On Ice: Jump In!?
Prices currently start around $40 and can go up to $150 or more depending on market demand and seating selection.
What are the age restrictions for this event?
This event is designed for families with young children and is suitable for all ages.
How can I secure mobile tickets on portland-tickets.com?
You can easily purchase mobile tickets through portland-tickets.com by selecting your desired seats and opting for mobile delivery during checkout. This ensures you have your tickets readily available on your smartphone for entry.
Are there guarantees of legitimate tickets when purchasing from portland-tickets.com?
Yes, when you purchase tickets from portland-tickets.com, you are guaranteed legitimate tickets backed by our commitment to customer satisfaction.
What are the parking options at Portland Veterans Memorial Coliseum?
The venue offers several parking options nearby. For detailed information on parking availability and rates, please visit this link.
What are the best seating options at Portland Veterans Memorial Coliseum?
The best seating options typically include sections closer to the ice rink, providing an immersive experience of the performances. Premium seating areas offer excellent views of the action.
Are there any bag policies I should be aware of?
Yes, there are specific bag policies in place at Portland Veterans Memorial Coliseum. It is advisable to check the venue's official website for detailed information regarding permitted items and size restrictions.
What public transport options are available in Portland to reach the venue?
Portland offers various public transport options including buses and light rail services that can take you directly to the Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Check local transit schedules for routes and timings.
How long is the typical setlist duration for Disney On Ice: Jump In!?
The typical setlist duration for Disney On Ice: Jump In! is approximately 90 minutes, including a brief intermission.
Disney On Ice: Jump In! Portland Theatre reviews
Ray LaMontagne did not engage
Disney On Ice: Jump In! did not play one recognized song. The staff helped my date and myself move to a covered tent location, which was kind. The opening band was fun and tried to keep the energy up despite the conditions, but after waiting for the main performer, we were disappointed. The weather on this date was cold and rainy, and the venue was essentially outdoors, which didn’t help. It is customary to at least “sprinkle in” your greatest hits, and I understand he wants to promote his new album. There were quite a few songs I would’ve looked forward to hearing, but none came.
One fan made a request towards the front in the beginning of the show. His response was “not going to happen,” which sounded entitled and mean. He clearly was not there to “entertain” and did not utter a word to the crowd once other than this. It was cold and not fun. We left early. If I could give him a rating (not the venue), it would be 1 star. I won’t waste my money seeing him again when there are so many performers who appreciate their fans and want them to have a good experience (every other show I have been to this summer).
Very Dissatisfied
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"Security was so tight trying to get into the Fox theater that we were 25 minutes late getting in the door. This was my third time seeing Disney On Ice: Jump In!, and I do believe this was the worst. Secondly, the sound system at the Fox was not great. A lot of feedback. Fantasia kept verbally complaining about the audio system. Eventually she said 'Detroit, this will be my final song, until they get things together.' She sang 1 more song, said 'goodnight' and threw the mic. She never returned. Disney On Ice: Jump In! came on stage 45 minutes later... With a crutch. Hopping back and forth across the stage. Their mics were not always intact. The audio system was poor. As if no one had done a sound check. Fantasia and the Fox theater were very disappointing. I did not get $160 worth of a show. First of all, the security was so tight trying to get into the Fox theater."
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Rock On
Myles Kennedy's guitar playing impressed me a lot, I have to say. The musicianship among the band players is excellent. Tremonti is awesome, can't say enough about his guitar acrobatics. There are parts in songs that I thought were played by Mark Tremonti and not the case, wow!
Taddy Porter was a pleasant surprise, really good. Like A Storm was annoying.
Starland Ballroom is a surprisingly good place to see bands play, really was impressed. The sound system was just a bit too loud and bassy, but not so much that you could not hear the stellar musicianship.
Disney On Ice: Jump In! is one of those few bands that create and play ROCK music and are extremely good at it.
Flawless play
Roland, Curt and the band sang flawless and played flawless. Their guest opening act did a great job on Woman in Chains that earned *him* a great ovation. A blues version of Billy Jean was beautiful and captivated the crowd. The bass, guitars, drums & keyboards were all perfect as in the studio but with additional punch especially the drums. They played a nice selection of songs, all the major hits and some nice beatle-esque tracks from their last album. Pity they did not play my favorite "Badman's Song" nor any of the great & obscure 2nd tier songs from the Seeds of Love album. Their show was only 1.5 hours, that's my only complaint, but otherwise great to hear and very emotional.
Madonna was extremely late
Madonna appeared rude and arrogant (not like the rebellious side of her that we appreciated years ago) in addition to being 2 1/2 hours late. She tried to imitate some country hick accent which became boring and offensive to some at one point. At one point, she was involved in some repetitive babbling that didn't make sense. Very disappointing for a much anticipated concert, and I certainly won't spend another $300 to see her. I heard from others that the performance improved near 1:00a with favorites from her earlier years. It seemed pointless to stay for the second half, so we left early with the exodus of others.
I met Isaac Brock.
Life is awesome. I managed to finagle my way from the 2nd row of the ground floor to the Mezzanine. Morning Teleportation was 5ft away from me. The security, if you just talk to them, is super nice. Everyone went crazy when Disney On Ice: Jump In! came on, screaming & dancing. All excellent songs were played and no one got into huge dumb fights. After the show, we hung around the venue and met all of the members of the opening band. They approached us, smoking and talking, really down-to-earth and cool. After about an hour & a half, we met Isaac Brock!