Disney on Ice: Jump In! heads to Everett

If you have kids who live for Disney, the next few days are worth planning around. Disney on Ice is touring the Puget Sound with its latest show, 'Jump In!', and after wrapping up its run in Kent, it's heading north to Everett for a four-day stand at the end of the week.

The scale is the first thing that stands out. There are more than 50 characters on the ice, which is a lot of ground to cover in one show. The stories lean heavily on the newer hits: Moana and Maui return alongside Matangi from Moana 2, Anxiety makes an appearance from Inside Out 2, and Mirabel and Bruno carry the Encanto segments. From there it rounds out with the usual favorites — Woody, Jessie and Buzz from Toy Story; Elsa, Anna, Olaf and Kristoff from Frozen; and Mickey & Friends. Zootopia, The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Tangled and Beauty and the Beast all get their moments too. Between the skating, the aerial acrobatics and the special effects, it's built to keep younger audiences locked in.

The Kent leg at the Accesso ShoWare Center ran from Thursday, October 22 to Sunday, October 25, so that one is already in the books. The Everett run is what's still on the table, playing at the Angel of the Winds Arena from Thursday, October 29 to Sunday, November 1. The schedule there is worth a look before you commit, because it shifts by the day: Thursday and Friday both have a single 7:00 PM show; Saturday runs a 10:30 AM and a 2:30 PM; and Sunday is the busiest day, with shows at 11:00 AM, 3:00 PM and 6:30 PM. The Angel of the Winds Arena is in downtown Everett and seats up to 10,000, so there's plenty of room, but the weekend slots tend to be the ones that go first.

Tickets are through Ticketmaster or the venue box office, and everyone two and older needs one. If you want to make a day of it, there's a 'Magical Pass' add-on that gives you premium reserved seating, skip-the-line VIP access, a character greeting and a collectible lanyard. The greeting starts 45 minutes before the show and wraps 15 minutes before curtain, so it's an early arrival. Keep in mind the pass can't be resold or transferred, and items are handed over at the venue on show day, with info sent by mail at least five days ahead. For ADA seating, the process is a two-step: buy the ADA seats first, then contact Feld Customer Service at www.FeldEntertainment.com/customer-service to finalize the arrangements.

For groups, there's a dedicated sales line at 425-322-2645, and general questions go to that same Feld Customer Service site. The show premiered back in August 2025 in Orlando, so it's had plenty of time to find its rhythm before landing here. With the Everett dates running through the end of the month, it's a convenient way to fill a late-October afternoon or evening.