Disney On Ice's Jump In! Skates Into Thomas & Mack in 2027

Tickets, Pre-Sale, and the Magical Pass

Preferred Customers — people who signed up in advance through Disney On Ice’s mailing list — can already buy tickets using an exclusive presale code. If you’re not signed up, you can still get in before general tickets open, but the clock is running: public sale starts next Tuesday, August 11, through UNLVtickets.com, either online or at the venue box office.

Exact pricing isn’t locked yet — the show’s own materials say pricing is “subject to change based on market demand,” which is standard for touring family shows — but you can check current tiers at DisneyOnIce.com once they’re posted. If you want something above general seating, there’s a Magical Pass option: premium seats, an early arrival window (guests get in an hour before the show, with the character greeting running from 45 minutes before showtime until 15 minutes prior), and a collectible lanyard. One catch worth flagging — every single person attending with a Magical Pass, including toddlers age 2 and up, needs their own Magical Pass ticket. No lap seats on this one. Availability is limited, so if that’s the plan, don’t wait until December.

How This Stacks Up Against Other Vegas Family Shows

Vegas doesn’t have many competitors in the “big touring ice show for kids” category. The closer comparisons are the traveling circus productions that hit Orleans Arena or the occasional kids’ stage show that swings through Thomas & Mack itself during NFR season crowds. What sets Disney On Ice apart from most of those is scale — over 50 characters and full aerial rigging in an arena that seats thousands, not a theater production.

Thomas & Mack isn’t glamorous — it’s a workhorse arena, not a resort showroom — but that works in favor of a family show. Parking is arena parking, not resort self-park chaos, and there’s no walk through a casino floor to get your kids to their seats. Anyone who’s taken a family to a show at one of the Strip theaters knows that part alone is worth something.

The Segments Kids Will Remember

Four segments stick out: the Frozen ice-and-snow effects, the Zootopia traffic-cone chase, the Toy Story dance-along, and the new Inside Out 2 lineup skating together for the first time. The princess parade — Ariel, Jasmine, Rapunzel, and Tiana — is built for photo moments more than plot, so budget your bathroom breaks around it if you’ve got a toddler who’s already restless.

Because this is a touring ice production and not a resident Strip show, run frequency at Thomas & Mack is limited to this one January weekend — no open-ended residency, no second Vegas stop later in the year that's been announced. If your family wants to see the Moana 2 and Inside Out 2 characters on ice specifically, this is currently the only Las Vegas booking on the books.

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