Pepsi Throwback will be available nationwide for about 8 weeks beginning April
20 in 20-oz retro designed single-serve bottles and 12-pack cans.

Pepsi will be replacing it's current taste to the days of the 60's-70's when it was natural sugar instead of all this fake stuff. I was born in the 70s but I can't recall how it would've tasted and I think I may have been just a bit too young. I have yet to actually go and get one of these new Pepsi Throwback bottles but I'll look for them today and come back to tell ya what I thought of them.

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This wasn't our first time seeing Minnie Mouse, but it was definitely a first to watch them skate around on ice. I've always found Mickey and Minnie as Magical, which really fit with the theme of the show. See, we once lived in California and constantly visited Disneyland while we lived down there. Check out the picture below at one of our many trips. (Yes, many years ago, that is SoccerBoy and BalletGirl) Fast forward to yesterday, we had just ended our meal and were headed upstairs to the Kemper Arena. Everyone piled into the elevator and were greeted to the Disney Music of "The Little Mermaid" and "Mickey Mouse" playing on the radio throughout the building. There were booths galore all the way around full of souveniors and food/drinks for you. Prices were a bit high, especially if you weren't prepared for it. We did buy the kids icees that were in Stitch cups (Stitch's head) and a Tinkerbell light wand (it spins) in the very beginning. The cups were $10 and the wand $20, but the wand also comes with a 2 year guarantee. Since we got there so early though we did spend more than this, I mean we needed drinks and snacks as well.

Finding our seats was the best part, we were on the lower lever and right there in the center so we saw them perfectly. I loved the seats, we all did. Thank you so much MomCentral and Feld Entertainment, it was a wonderful experience. The lights went dim and you could hear the announcer introducing Mickey and Minnie. Believe it or not, Little A wasn't scared of them.

Immediately we got to see Mickey and Minnie begin their magical journey, course what would the show be without that silly old Goofy. He was there but he kept tripping and spilling out all the luggage, guess it was a good thing she didn't bring any bottoms. I was amazed by how the performers were able to dance on the ice which such huge costumes, especially Ursula (from Little Mermaid) and Timon and Pumba.

Soccerboy's favorite part: I loved the flying from Peter Pan the best and the spaceship on Lilo and Stitch.

BalletGirl's favorite part: The spaceship and how it went up and down like it was really moving. I also liked the Little Mermaid because they were singing and dancing.

BabyGirl's favorite part: Tinkerbell! I loved when the fairy got stuck in the closet and the flying part. Oh and the dancers in Lilo and Stitch.

Little A seemed to LOVE the pirate ship and the crocodile. I was a bit shocked that he wasn't screaming.

Many people left as soon as the show ended, but if you stuck around you got to see the "Behind the Scenes" which the kids were excited about. Actually, BalletGirl said this was one of the best parts for her because she loved Mary from Boston (figure skater) dance around the ice gracefully. But her favorite was when Mary did the sit spin and looked like a top. Course I think when the pulled the old man and little boy out of the crowd and made the sound effects of jumping was the best. It had everyone laughing because the little boy had more of a sprong noise and the old man a teeny bounce noise.

In all, this was a great show and I can't wait to go next year. Course I'll be a bit more prepared. Pictures get developed tomorrow I'll post them at that point. Great performance Disney On Ice members!

SoccerBoy brought himself a spiral notebook to jot down any ideas he gets and to write about things so he doesn't forget, plus he might get autographs. We aren't sure yet if they do that or not but it was worth a shot.

Both of the girls are dressed up, BalletGirl (age 8) is dressed in a dress we got at Walmart that reminds me lot of Alice in Wonderland. Not to worry there will be pictures to go with our review of the show later. BabyGirl (age 5) is actually wearing a Jasmine costume with her hair pulled up into one ponytail. BalletGirl also brought a notebook for autographs, BabyGirl brought her Disney Princess book we got. We aren't sure yet if they will let her take it in or not though.

Little A is wearng a sleeper as I wasn't sure what the temperature would be like inside. My guess is either way he'll be warm so at least he won't be cold right?

I do have my phone and a throw away camera just in case we can take pictures, I also noticed they have a huge area for pictures so we may and may not do that. All in all, we are excited and they are couting down the minutes. I just want to take a moment and thank MomCentral, Feld Entertainment and Disney On Ice for this wonderful opportunity. This will definitely leave some wonderful memories for me and my kids.