On a Saturday morning, in theaters across the country, young
children and their parents met up with Mickey Mouse and a bunch of his Disney
Junior friends for Mickey’s Big Celebration, a special engagement put on by
Fathom Events. Kids in the audience were invited to get up, dance, and sing
along with Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Doc McStuffins, and the PJ Masks. The show
also featured some simple games for kids to play. The event centered around the
introduction of Mickey and the Roadster Racers, a new series about Mickey and
his friends and their sports cars. It was interesting to see a theatrical
presentation try to be interactive, but the kids in the theater I attended didn’t
sing along too loudly. Mickey and the Roadster Racers seems like a harmless
Saturday morning cartoon that my friends might have watched in Kindergarten,
but there’s nothing too deep. It is gratifying to see the formerly villainous Pete
be turned into a friend by Mickey’s quick, forgiving nature.
Mickey and the Roadster Racers might appeal to kids ages 2-6
or so, but it didn't strike me as particularly special. What are some of your kids' favorite shows?
Fathom Events are generally worth
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