Orlando: Cirque du Soleil Drawn to Life Show Tickets Disney Springs

Summary

Disney Springs live show with Cirque du Soleil magic and Disney artistry

You’ll be swept into an imaginative world at Drawn to Life in Disney Springs, where Cirque du Soleil’s acrobatics blend with Disney animation right before your eyes. From lively music and creative stunts to moments of laughter and nostalgia, this show feels both playful and heartfelt. With flexible ticket options and easy access for families, it’s an evening you’ll remember long after leaving the theater.

What’s the experience like?

We were already laughing about the size of the popcorn buckets when we found our seats at Drawn to Life in Disney Springs. The stage looked like someone had spilled a giant sketchbook across it — pencils, paper, that kind of thing. Our guide, I think her name was Elise, just grinned and told us to keep an eye on the shadows. I didn’t really get what she meant until the lights went down and suddenly these acrobats started flipping through the air like they were sketches coming alive. It’s hard to explain — you hear kids gasping all around you, but even the adults (me included) kept leaning forward every time something new spun out from behind a prop.

I’d seen Cirque du Soleil before but never with this much Disney in it. There was this moment where a dancer traced a line in chalk and it sort of rippled across the whole stage — my niece squeezed my hand and whispered, “It’s like magic.” The music is big but not overwhelming; you can still hear people murmuring or giggling when something silly happens (there’s plenty of that). And honestly, I didn’t expect to feel so much nostalgia watching animated characters pop up in ways I hadn’t seen since Saturday mornings as a kid. The whole thing felt both familiar and totally new.

Afterwards we wandered outside into the sticky Florida evening, still talking about which act was our favorite. Someone nearby tried to pronounce “Cirque du Soleil” with a Southern drawl — made us laugh again. You can grab dinner before or after at one of those endless restaurants in Disney Springs (we went for tacos, no regrets). If you’re looking for something that works for families but doesn’t feel forced or too polished, this show hits that sweet spot. I still think about how the stage smelled faintly of sawdust and popcorn, which is weirdly comforting.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Visit Drawn to Life show at Disney Springs

• Go to Disney Springs
• Watch Drawn to Life show
• Enjoy dinner at Disney Springs
• Shop for souvenirs

Top questions

Is Drawn to Life at Disney Springs suitable for young children?

Yes, Drawn to Life is family-friendly and suitable for all ages including infants and small children.

Are tickets for Cirque du Soleil Drawn to Life assigned by category?

Yes, your show tickets include seating in the category you select at booking.

Is there wheelchair access at Drawn to Life in Orlando?

Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible and service animals are allowed.

Does my ticket include entry fees or extra charges?

Your ticket includes all taxes, fees, handling charges, and admission to the show.

Can I use public transportation to reach Disney Springs?

Yes, there are public transportation options available nearby Disney Springs.

Are strollers or prams allowed inside the theater?

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller at the venue.

Can I have dinner before or after seeing Drawn to Life?

Yes, there are many restaurants in Disney Springs where you can eat before or after your show.

What’s included

Your experience includes pre-booked show tickets for Drawn to Life at Disney Springs with your chosen seating category; all taxes and handling fees are covered so you just arrive ready for the performance—wheelchair access is available if needed, plus families with strollers or service animals are welcome throughout your visit.