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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Disney On Ice: Find Your Hero is making a stop in Milwaukee.
"We have so many fun characters that we're bringing to the ice," said Terese Felker, ensemble skater.
The show is taking over Fiserv Forum through Monday, Feb. 19.
"We have six timeless tales. We have Ariel from the Little Mermaid, we have Moana, we have Belle from Beauty and the Beast and our newest segment, Encanto," said ensemble skater Nadiri Brooks.
Since the 1980s, the touring shows have been a classic for Disney fans. It's a huge production that takes months to put together.
"We actually have a rehearsal in Florida for six weeks and we all get together and we learn all the choreography and we get the show together," said Felker.
Performers gave CBS 58 a peak of the props, costumes and impressive skating techniques taking over the ice.
Many of them say their favorite thing about being part of the show is the audience.
"Every time I step onto the ice, and I see kids dancing and singing and even the whole family just dancing and singing along, it almost brings tears to my eyes," said Brooks.
Additional information can be found by visiting Disney On Ice: Find Your Hero online.