San Diego families looking for an easy win this weekend might want to head straight for the ice. Disney On Ice is rolling into Pechanga Arena with its "Road Trip Adventures" production, a three-day run that brings Mickey, Minnie, Goofy and a deep bench of Disney favorites to town. The show runs April 10-12 and mixes evening and matinee performances, with sing-alongs, character moments, and the kind of big, kid-friendly spectacle that reliably packs the arena whenever Disney shows up.
Showtimes and tickets
According to Pechanga Arena, the tour kicks off with a 7 PM performance today, followed by multiple shows tomorrow and Sunday. The engagement is presented by Disney On Ice, and the show’s official site confirms the April 10-12 run and lists specific start times for each performance. For tickets and seating options, head to the official Disney On Ice page.
What to expect
This is a multi-story, high-energy production that bounces from Motunui to the Pride Lands to Agrabah and a Toy Story-themed carnival. Expect plenty of built-in sing-along moments and chances for close-up looks at the characters. The KPBS listing highlights appearances by Moana, Simba and Aladdin, plus a larger-than-life carnival act built around Woody and Forky, with Mickey, Minnie and Goofy anchoring the show throughout. Local TV has already been warming up the crowd, with CBS8 airing footage of the characters in action as a weekend teaser.
Tickets, discounts and family tips
Ticket prices vary by demand, and AXS notes that tickets are mobile-only and lays out venue policies, including that ages two and up need their own ticket. Planning a big outing with cousins and classmates in tow. The arena is offering a group deal: parties of 15 or more can save $5 on select seats, according to the Pechanga Arena group sales flyer. If you are bringing toddlers, build in plenty of time, pack a clear bag with the essentials and double-check the arena’s bag and safety rules before you go.
Getting there
Pechanga Arena sits at 3500 Sports Arena Blvd in the Midway district, and the venue urges guests to allow extra time for traffic and parking on show nights, with public transit suggested when possible, per Sports Arena San Diego. If you prefer to lock in a spot ahead of time, services like SpotHero list nearby lots and pricing. Either way, aim to arrive at least 45 minutes early so you have time to park, get through security and settle in before the lights go down.
