Disney on Ice: Love is Everywhere!

Disney on Ice: Love is Everywhere! is a suggested new Disney on Ice show, themed to romantic relationships in a TV twist.

Plot
Come and remember the magic and find different meanings of love as you join your lovable hosts, Mickey and Minnie, Donald and Daisy, Pluto, Goofy, Baloo, and Chip and Dale, alongside other friends, Oswald and Ortensia, Clarabelle, Max, Louie, and Darkwing Duck, all direct from Mickey’s Starland, where Cinderella invites guests one and all to her royal TV ball filled with enchanting stories of romance, drama, and adventure!

While Baloo and Chip and Dale are thrilled for the event, they feel disappointed that they don’t have any partners though they must move on, stay strong, and discover other meanings of love. Not even Pete who has sneaked out from Spoonerville who attempts to find one either while doing his malicious schemes!

When the gang zaps us through different stories and TV shows with a magical remote, know how friendship and love comes along with Aladdin, Jasmine, and Genie’s magic, bond with happy-go-lucky Ariel and her undersea friends in harmony, get soothed by Rapunzel with her song “Wind in My Hair”, face conflicts in relationships with Kim Possible and Ron Stoppable, set off an emotional safari with Simba, Nala, Timon, and Pumbaa, learn how responsible Elena rules Avalor as a crowned princess and watch how she gets to shine, see Mirabel encounter family traditions and struggles in the Casita, find out how to act independent with Raya, and make wishes with Asha!

At the end, Pluto, Chip, Dale, Baloo, Darkwing, and Max realize that they have love interests, but they could not make it. Everyone will learn to love one another whether family or friends when Cinderella turns Mickey’s Starland into Mickey’s Heartland with the Fairy Godmother’s permission.

Stories and TV shows represented (in order of appearance)

 * Mickey & Friends
 * The Disney Afternoon
 * TaleSpin
 * Chip ‘n Dale Rescue Rangers
 * Darkwing Duck
 * Goof Troop
 * Cinderella
 * Aladdin
 * The Little Mermaid
 * Tangled: The Series
 * Encanto
 * Kim Possible
 * The Lion King/Timon and Pumbaa
 * Raya and the Last Dragon
 * Elena of Avalor
 * Wish
 * Other Disney Princess films
 * Beauty and the Beast
 * Sleeping Beauty
 * The Princess and the Frog

Opening

 * The Disney Afternoon Theme/If You Can Dream (Intro)

Aladdin

 * Arabian Nights
 * Nothing in the World (Quite Like a Friend)
 * Forget About Love

The Little Mermaid (TV series)

 * In Harmony

Tangled: The Series

 * Wind in My Hair

Encanto

 * The Family Madrigal
 * We Don’t Talk About Bruno
 * All of You
 * Colombia Mi Encanto

Continuation

 * Darkwing Duck Theme

Kim Possible

 * Call Me, Beep Me

The Lion King/Timon and Pumbaa

 * Can You Feel the Love Tonight
 * Stand By Me

Elena of Avalor

 * Elena of Avalor Theme
 * My Time

Transition

 * Remember the Magic

Wish

 * More For Us

Finale

 * If You Can Dream (Finale)

Hosts

 * Mickey Mouse
 * Minnie Mouse
 * Donald Duck
 * Daisy Duck
 * Pluto
 * Goofy (Goof Troop)
 * Baloo (TaleSpin)
 * Chip (Rescue Rangers)
 * Dale (Rescue Rangers)

Supporting characters

 * Cinderella
 * Pete (Goof Troop)
 * King Louie (TaleSpin)
 * Oswald the Lucky Rabbit
 * Ortensia
 * Clarabelle Cow
 * Max Goof
 * Darkwing Duck

Story characters
(*) = not in finale


 * Aladdin
 * Genie
 * Jasmine
 * Ariel
 * Rapunzel
 * Flynn Rider
 * Mirabel Madrigal
 * Alma Madrigal*
 * Isabela Madrigal*
 * Luisa Madrigal
 * Pepa Madrigal*
 * Bruno Madrigal
 * Miguel Rivera
 * Kim Possible
 * Ron Stoppable
 * Rafiki
 * Simba
 * Nala
 * Timon
 * Pumbaa
 * Raya
 * Elena
 * Asha
 * King Magnifico*

Finale only characters

 * Eric
 * Belle
 * Prince Adam
 * Aurora
 * Phillip
 * Tiana
 * Naveen
 * Prince Charming
 * Fairy Godmother

Voice cast

 * Phillipa Soo – Announcer
 * Bret Iwan – Mickey Mouse
 * Kaitlyn Robrock – Minnie Mouse
 * Tony Anselmo – Donald Duck
 * Tress MacNeille – Daisy Duck and Chip
 * Corey Burton – Dale
 * Bill Farmer – Goofy and Pluto
 * Joel McCrary – Baloo
 * Jim Cummings – Pete, King Louie, and Darkwing Duck
 * Jennifer Hale – Cinderella
 * Scott Weinger – Aladdin (speaking)
 * Brad Kane – Aladdin (singing voice)
 * Dan Castellaneta – Genie
 * Linda Larkin – Jasmine (speaking)
 * Liz Callaway – Jasmine (singing)
 * Jodi Benson – Ariel
 * Mandy Moore – Rapunzel
 * Zachary Levi – Flynn Rider
 * Frank Welker – Oswald the Lucky Rabbit
 * Audrey Wasileski – Ortensia
 * April Winchell – Clarabelle Cow
 * Kristen Bell – Max Goof
 * Stephanie Beatriz – Mirabel Madrigal
 * Maria Cecilia Botero – Alma Madrigal (speaking)
 * Olga Merediz – Alma Madrigal (singing)
 * Jessica Darrow – Luisa Madrigal
 * Adassa – Dolores Madrigal
 * Carolina Gaitán – Pepa Madrigal
 * Diane Guerrero – Isabela Madrigal
 * John Leguizamo – Bruno Madrigal
 * Christy Romano – Kim Possible
 * Will Friedle – Ron Stoppable
 * Khary Payton – Rafiki
 * Nathan Lane – Timon
 * Ernie Sabella – Pumbaa
 * Cam Clarke – Simba
 * Moira Kelly – Nala
 * Aimee Carrero – Elena
 * Kelly Marie Tran – Raya
 * Ariana DeBose – Asha
 * Chris Pine – King Magnifico

Trivia

 * This show replaces Dream Big and ditches Tinker Bell as well.
 * It is shown to be a mix of the first incarnation of the show, Princess Wishes, World on Ice 3-D, and the 1992-1993 iteration of Mickey’s Starland Show.
 * The stage set is a cross of Princess Wishes/Dream Big and Mickey’s Starland Show but with a staircase in the middle similar to the finale of Beauty and the Beast.
 * Like the 2018 rendition of Dream Big, Snow White is no longer part of the show due to controversial criticism about the scrapped 2024 remake.
 * Cinderella’s Royal TV Ball is a play on the former Magic Kingdom stage show attraction, Mickey’s Magical TV World which would eventually become Mickey’s Starland Show.
 * This Disney on Ice show marks the following:
 * The second not to incorporate Frozen or Moana after Mickey’s Search Party. Goof Troop replaces the former franchise/film in the show.
 * Kristen Bell voices another character other than Anna, in this case, Max. He replaces Anna in this instance and sounds more feminine than Dana Hill’s.
 * This could indicate that if Coco were to be re-issued in theaters globally, A Goof Troop Christmas (1992), as a more upbeat short, could show in place of the somber Olaf’s Frozen Adventure (2017) as well as on TV.
 * Another time Darkwing appears without Launchpad. In this show, he replaces Tinker Bell to give a more comedic effect, beginning with the second act.
 * As well, “The Darkwing Duck Theme” when played as background music and intro montage excludes clips of Launchpad.
 * The second to feature Kim Possible and Ron Stoppable.
 * The first to star Princess Elena.
 * The first Disney on Ice show to not feature any songs from the Princess films. Instead, it features songs from Princess TV shows.
 * Another Disney on Ice variant to not feature a Pixar film after Magical Ice Festival/Reach for the Stars/Find Your Hero.
 * The snippet of the “Mickey Mouse Club March” from the finale of Beauty and the Beast is used when Mickey and his friends show up after all the story characters.
 * During the finale, Mickey and his friends and the Disney Afternoon characters wear formal attire based on their initial attire.
 * For instance, Pluto wears a bow-tie bib and Oswald simply wears a bow tie.
 * Donald, Baloo, Louie, Chip, Ortensia, Clarabelle, and Darkwing still retain their hats, though in another color scheme.
 * In addition, Pluto, Baloo, Chip, Dale, Louie, Max, and Darkwing have female skaters wearing matching outfits based on these characters’ particular appearances, similar to that of Beauty and the Beast.
 * “If You Can Dream” from Princess Wishes returns as a finale song.