See Your Favorite Disney Jr. Friends This June at Etihad Arena, Yas Island in ‘Disney Jr. Live On Tour: Let's Play!'
Each character brings something special to the stage—from curiosity to teamwork and kindness — making them not only fun to watch but also inspiring for young audiences.
Mickey and Minnie Mouse – The Original Dream Team
With their iconic charm and timeless appeal, Mickey and Minnie Mouse are the heart of 'Disney Jr. Live On Tour: Let's Play!' Expect dancing, laughter and a touch of Clubhouse magic every time they appear on stage.
'Disney Jr.'s Ariel' – Born to Make Waves
Ariel brings more than just a splash of ocean sparkle — she brings courage. Her story shows kids the power of following their dreams. In the show, Ariel lights up the stage with her hopeful spirit and catchy songs.
Ginny and Bitsy – The Fearless Feline Duo from 'SuperKitties'
Don't let their cuteness fool you, these SuperKitties are on a mission! With 'pawsitive' attitudes and big hearts, Ginny and Bitsy show little ones how to stand up for others, use their smarts, and face challenges with confidence.
'Marvel's Spidey and his Amazing Friends' – Everyday Super Heroes in Action
Team Spidey may have superpowers, but it's their teamwork and quick thinking that make them truly heroic. These young Super Heroes are role models for preschoolers who are figuring out how to navigate friendship, responsibility and doing what's right.
'Puppy Dog Pals' – Big Adventures with Best Friends
Bingo and Rolly may be small pups, but their big hearts, boundless curiosity, and can-do spirit lead them on exciting missions. Whether they're lending a paw to a friend or embarking on global adventures, these energetic pups demonstrate the importance of teamwork, kindness and problem-solving.
What Makes 'Disney Jr. Live On Tour: Let's Play!' So Special? Immersive music and interactive storytelling Life-sized characters and colorful, dynamic stage design The energy of a live audience An unforgettable first-time theater experience for many children
From laughter with Mickey Mouse to dancing with 'Disney Jr.'s Ariel' and seeing teamwork in action from Team Spidey and the SuperKitties, 'Disney Jr. Live On Tour: Let's Play!' isn't just a show — it's a celebration of childhood wonder, with characters and stories that help shape the hearts and minds of a new generation.
Secure your spots at etihadarena.ae and platinumlist.net to experience this limited-run engagement with your children. With ticket prices starting from AED95, catch 'Disney Jr. Live On Tour: Let's Play!' before it heads out of town.
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