Disney on Ice 100 Years of Magic is Mesmerizing!

   

We went to see Disney On Ice 100 Years of Magic this morning at the Rogers Centre in Toronto. We almost didn't make it as my son had developed a fever a few days before. Thankfully, it cleared up just in time for us to still attend the show. And boy, am I glad we did! 

From start to finish, this show was energetic and mesmerizing. We loved the familiar songs and the characters from the last 100 years! Be it back to the beginning with Pinocchio, one of the more recent Frozen personalities or anyone in between, you are bound to love it! 

Personally, my favorite was the Finding Nemo skit. But truth be told, I loved it all. My 3 year old was enthralled through the whole thing, and my older son enjoyed it all as well. (Even though he said he wasn't looking forward to seeing the princesses.) Little did he know that he would enjoy them just as much. 

Disney on Ice 100 Years of Magic has Mickey and Minnie as the Masters of Ceremonies, and does a great job at including so many Disney characters from over the last 100 years. Cinderella, Princess Tiana, Donald Duck, Goofy, Mulan, Snow White, Buzz Lightyear, Aladdin, and so many others came out to make this show a hit. 

At the Rogers Centre, there is a complimentary stroller check, for those that have young ones that need their wheels. I'm not sure if this would be the case at other venues, but this was a great option at this particular location. 

If you have the opportunity, go and see this show. I'm confident you and your children would love it! Disney on Ice 100 Years of Magic will be in Toronto at the Rogers Centre until Sunday, March 20th with both daytime and evening performances. To purchase tickets, please visit Ticketmaster or DisneyOnIce.ca.

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Celebrate March Break with Disney on Ice in Toronto!

     

Disney On Ice is back in Toronto this spring with their Disney on Ice Celebrates 100 Years of Magic tour!

Mickey Mouse, Mous-ter of Ceremonies, brings you over 50 Disney characters to charm people of all ages. Whether your heart beats for traditional Disney characters like Donald & Minnie, or you're a fan of more current characters like Anna & Elsa, you will find everything in between! This live action performance features over 30 memorable songs and a tonne of adventure! 

Disney on Ice Celebrates 100 Years of Magic is in Toronto this March Break from March 17th-20th with both daytime & evening performances. 

Tickets start at $28, and are on sale now at Ticketmaster & DisneyOnIce.ca!

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45 Indoor/Outdoor Winter Activities For You & Your Kids!

    

I don't know about you, but pre-kids, I didn't mind occasionally hunkering down and hibernating during the winter. But now that I have kids, I've learned that it's best to keep them busy even if it's frigid outside! So here's a list of things to do together to make this winter fun and exciting, and help keep the cabin fever at bay!

Outdoor Activities:
1) Go ice skating.
2) Go tobogganing.
3) Go tubing.
4) Go cross country/downhill skiing.
5) Learn how to snowboard.
6) Learn how to curl.
7) Go snow shoeing.
8) Go ice fishing.
9) Go snowmobiling/skidooing.
10) Play outdoor hockey.
11) Feed chipmunks, squirrels and birds.
12) Plan a night to see the Northern Lights/Aurora Borealis.  
13) Build a snowman.
14) Build a snow fort.
15) Build a bonfire in a safe and appropriate outdoor space.
16) Roast hotdogs & marshmallows on the bonfire.
17) Build your own outdoor skating rink.
18) Make snow angels.
19) Take a hike! Literally! LOL
20) Decorate the snow/snowman with food coloring.
21) Check out local conservation areas/provincial parks for winter activities.

22) Try dog sledding.
23) Google winter carnivals in your area.
24) Check out local maple syrup festivals in late winter.
25) See if there's a winter farmer's market in your area.

Indoor Activities:
26) Have your kids research their ancestry.
27) Make homemade hot chocolate.
28) Check online for winter themed crafts.
29) Play a board game.
30) Put a puzzle together.
31) Play dress up and act out a play or favorite story.
32) Print off some online coloring pages of your child's favorite character.
33) Bake a special treat like cookies or banana bread.
34) Go online and research age appropriate magic tricks to try out.
35) Have a family dance party and/or dance competition.
36) Get tickets to an indoor sports event.

37) Get tickets to ride on your local Santa Train.

38) Make sock puppets then put on a puppet show.

39) Take an old box and shape and decorate it into a puppet theatre.
40) Check out local Chinese New Year festivities.
41) Visit local museums, especially those with children's activities.
42) Explore your local indoor playgrounds.
43) Teach your kids a new craft like knitting, painting, etc.
44) Take in a movie at the theatre, or plan a movie day at home.

45) Cut out old fashion paper snowflakes and paper dolls.

Enjoy your winter! :)

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