I saw a teenager there once, arms crossed, looking bored. Five minutes in, she was mouthing along to “Hakuna Matata.” The show has layers. The singing is live, the choreography is sharp, and the costumes are genuinely impressive. It’s a legitimate performance, not just a kiddie parade.
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Even if your kids are older, they’ll appreciate the skill. My own nephew, who claims to be “too cool” for princesses, spent the whole car ride home asking how they did the “triple spin” thing. It hooks them. It hooks you. Resistance is futile.
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So, buy tickets early. The O2 sells out fast, especially for weekends. Pack light: you don’t want to be lugging a rucksack through a sea of strollers. And for the love of all things holy, do not forget the ear defenders for sensitive ears. The “bang” from the pyrotechnics can be a lot for tiny ones.
Get there with time to grab a hot dog and find your seats. The show runs about two hours with an interval, which is just long enough for a toilet break and a deep breath. You’ll survive. You might even enjoy the queue if you chat to the family next to you about who their favourite character is.
