I’ll be honest, there’s a special kind of magic in watching your favorite Disney stories glide across the ice. Disney On Ice presents Find Your Hero is skating into the Delta Center this November, and it’s already at the top of our must-do list for the season.

The show’s whole premise is that there’s a hero inside every one of us. It brings together some of the most beloved stories Disney has ever told, and it shows how many different shapes heroism can take. Sometimes it’s a sword and a battle cry. Sometimes it’s courage, kindness, or simply staying true to who you are.

The lineup is stacked. Here’s who’s on the schedule:

  • Encanto: Step inside the Madrigal casita with Mirabel, Isabela, Luisa, and the family. Yes, we’re going to talk about Bruno, and yes, I’m already humming.
  • Moana: Sail across the ocean with Moana and Maui to return the heart of Te Fiti.
  • Frozen: Follow Anna and Elsa on a dazzling adventure in Arendelle.
  • Beauty and the Beast: Celebrate courage and adventure with Belle and her enchanted friends.
  • The Little Mermaid: Sing along as Ariel follows her heart to the surface.
  • Tangled: Join Rapunzel for a sing-along adventure.

That’s a lot of princesses, heroes, and sing-along moments packed into one night. If you have a little one who is obsessed with one particular story, there’s a good chance their favorite is on the ice. If your kids can’t agree on a favorite, this show solves the problem for you.

Here’s the thing. Disney On Ice isn’t just a show for kids. The skating is world-class, the costumes are stunning, and the music is the kind that gets stuck in your head for days. Watching skaters bring these characters to life, with the spins, the lifts, and the sparkle, is something you really have to see in person. A screen can’t capture the speed of the ice or the sound of an arena full of kids gasping at the same moment.

And this is a limited engagement. The show is only in Salt Lake City for a few days, and these are the kinds of memories families talk about for years. It’s a chance to put the phones down (okay, mostly), grab your people, and watch your child’s face light up when their favorite character appears. I never get tired of that moment.

If you want to go all out, there’s a Magical Pass option. It includes premium reserved seats, VIP venue entrance at select venues, a character greeting before the show, and a keepsake lanyard. The greeting starts 45 minutes before showtime, so plan to arrive early. A few things to know: everyone ages 2 and up needs their own Magical Pass ticket, and the packages can’t be resold or transferred.

Disney On Ice presents Find Your Hero is at the Delta Center November 6-8, 2026. You can also find more show details on the official Disney On Ice site.

A Quick Tip Before You Go: Bags are not allowed inside the Delta Center. Diaper and medical bags are permitted if they are no larger than 14″ x 14″ x 6″, and clutches must be no larger than 4″ x 6″ x 2″. Pack light and give yourself a little extra time at the door.

So grab your kids, your niece, your nephew, or your own inner child, and come find your hero. I’ll see you at the ice.

One response to “Disney On Ice Presents Find Your Hero Is Coming to Salt Lake City, and We Can’t Wait”

  1. Disney on Ice is amazing. We love going every year.

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