Special Offer for Florida Residents: Adult Tickets at Child Prices for Drawn to Life by Cirque du Soleil and Disney

By WDWMAGIC Staff · Tuesday July 23, 2024 10:20am ET · "Cirque du Soleil"
Special Offer for Florida Residents: Adult Tickets at Child Prices for Drawn to Life by Cirque du Soleil and Disney

Florida residents of all ages can be a kid again at Drawn to Life presented by Cirque du Soleil and Disney with a new statewide ticket offer featuring adult tickets at child prices. The offer includes the new Page to Stage Signature Experience, which features an intimate behind-the-scenes look at the show, including a backstage tour and artist meet-and-greet, in addition to premium show seating, collectible merchandise and more.

Florida residents can purchase show-only tickets for as low as $56 now through Sept. 8. The Page to Stage Signature Experience will be offered at the child price of $225 (including taxes and fees) which features premium seating for the show. Page to Stage is offered following the second performance on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.

Tickets can be purchased at cirquedusoleil.com/drawn-to-life or at the Disney Springs box office and are subject to availability.

The family-friendly show tells the story of the love between a father and a daughter, drawing inspiration from Walt Disney Animation Studios' 100-year heritage of storytelling. The show celebrates iconic Disney stories and characters through innovative design, acrobatic performances, dazzling choreography, musical scores and brand-new animation lovingly created by Disney Animation artists.

Guests can experience Drawn to Life at Disney Springs Wednesdays through Saturdays at 5:30 p.m. and 8 p.m., and Sundays at 1:30 p.m. and 4 p.m.

Offer is valid for purchases and performances through 9/8/2024. Offer valid for seat categories 1, 2, 3, 4. Offer also valid for tickets to the "Page to Stage" experience on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday late shows only. To be eligible for the Florida Resident - Adult for Child Price Offer, a valid Florida billing zip code must be provided. Limit nine (9) tickets per transaction and per guest. Offer is available on Adult (Age 10+) priced tickets only. Tickets may be purchased online at cirquedusoleil.com/drawn-to-life, or at the Drawn to Life Box Office at Disney Springs area located at Walt Disney World Resort by mentioning the Florida Resident - Adult for Child Price Offer. Tickets sold by Cirque du Soleil. Tickets are subject to taxes and fees. Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. The Florida Resident - Adult for Child Price is subject to availability and cannot be combined with any other offers.

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WondersOfLifeJul 30, 2026

Also to note: Not everyone in your party has to be a Florida resident. Just the person who purchases the tickets. This is what they told me at the box office last week and I bought my GF a ticket, who lives in NC.

wdwmagicJul 29, 2026

Florida Residents Save Up to 25% on Drawn to Life at Disney Springs Florida residents can save up to 25% on adult tickets to Drawn to Life, the Cirque du Soleil and Disney show at Disney Springs. Tickets must be purchased between July 20 and September 20, 2026, and are valid for performances through September 27, covering seat categories 5-9. https://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions/Cirque-du-Soleil/news/29jul2026-florida-residents-save-up-to-25-on-drawn-to-life-at-disney-springs.htm

WondersOfLifeJun 12, 2026

Good deal!

wdwmagicJun 11, 2026

Drawn to Life Offers 30% Off Adult Tickets to Celebrate Cirque du Soleil's Birthday Drawn to Life at Disney Springs is offering 30% off adult tickets through June 17, 2026, as part of Cirque du Soleil's birthday celebration. The discount applies to seat categories 5 through 9 for performances running through September 27, 2026, and can be booked at drawn-to-life.com or the box office. https://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions/Cirque-du-Soleil/news/11jun2026-drawn-to-life-offers-30-off-adult-tickets-to-celebrate-cirque-du-soleil-s-birthday.htm

Jon81ukOct 23, 2025

A lot of people don't visit regularly. I don't think changing the show often would make a difference to most peple

WondersOfLifeOct 22, 2025

I'd say yes actually.

BocabearOct 01, 2025

Ahhh Joe Hayes' Surflight Theater.... My childhood... Weekly shows in the summer... The showplace for singing Ice Cream waiters... ( I remember when it was Margot's Ice Cream parlor before Surflight took it over as well.... That was always a great thing to have on the island.... It was so dead in the winter when they turned the traffic lights off and only kept one movie theater and one Grocery store open.....

Basil of Baker StreetOct 01, 2025

Absolutely. Also, an orchestra preforming Disney songs would be a nice change up. When in Disney, I would at least look to see who's in town. Plus I think you would get more local interest.

MisterPenguinOct 01, 2025

There's a theater in NJ (Surflight on Long Beach Island) that used to put on a new musical (reprises) every week. While they're performing one show during a week, during the day, they're rehearsing for next week's musical. They've cut back since the pandemic. But... There could be a troupe performing a revolving slate of Disney musicals year round. There's also space in the unused national pavilion expansion pads for an indoor theater...

Basil of Baker StreetOct 01, 2025

I would much prefer an assorted lineup of traveling Broadway shows in that space.

Animaniac93-98Sep 30, 2025

Perhaps this is part of the reason the previous Cirque show lasted so long. It was a Cirque show that happened to be in Disney, not a Disney Cirque show. It could appeal to those in the area for other reasons than WDW looking for something to do. More Cirque shows existing elsewhere may have diminished the uniqueness of this particular location. But we've talked about this broader issue on the forum before. That WDW ticket prices are now so expensive that people feel obligated to spend every hour of the day touring them and don't have the time/interest for other aspects of the resort.

Sir_CliffSep 30, 2025

Very strongly agree on all points. I'm kind of surprised Cirque has hung on as long as it has at WDW. Disney already has very high quality live entertainment around the resorts, including shows based on their animated features. They would be better off including higher quality shows like this within the parks, as they at least briefly tried to be doing with the Aladdin show at DCA. I am already booked to go and see the Hercules musical in London in December, so I am certainly up for seeing Disney Broadway musicals. I cannot ever imagine choosing to spend the time and money required during a WDW vacation to do so, though.

TrainsOfDisneySep 30, 2025

Exactly - the parks already provide that type of experience. And ideally - the parks would provide closer to broadway level shows (the Hyperion shows were very close in quality). Even Cirque is a bit of a stretch. While the show is great - if I want to see acrobats to Disney music I can go to festival of the lion king. Epcot has a juggler and an acrobat. Even the boardwalk has circus acts. I think any investment to broadway level shows should be inside the parks - plus the parks. People are tired of cash grabs. I honestly wish drawn to life was in the parks - a shorter version of it would be perfect.