The gates opened at 6pm and the race was on! Thank you to everyone for reserving your seats in advance. All the tickets were distributed and we had one heck of a packed house.

Every kid who entered the Bowl received their favorite character’s face mask (on a giant popsicle-looking stick, no less!) There were little Phineas, Ferb and Peri’s running up and down, and all around. Some parents were able to wrangle a mask from their unsuspecting child. They got to have nice hand fans as a result.

There were tons of other great activities and give-aways as well. The Radio Disney van provided the kids with the chance to have their photos taken with official Phineas & Ferb The Movie memorabilia. Some memories will definitely last forever.

Hopefully the kids who got the permanent temporary tattoos had a great time and showed them off until their temporariness faded away

There were roving entertainers as well. We had a balloon creator (we think they were animals being made!), a magical magician wowing kids and adults alike, and some really, really tall person on stilts (we think they were stilts!)

Before the movie started on the big screen at 8pm, our fabulous sponsor, Radio Disney was on stage playing kid-friendly music, having contests and giving away really cool prizes. Oh, and did we mention more than just a few folks decided that Saturday night was alright for fighting, er, DANCING!

Disney VoluntEARS

So, just a quick shout out to thank you all who made it down to the Centennial Movie Night sponsored by Disney. We loved it, and we love you, too!

How many of these fantastic, diverse shows were you able to catch this season? We hope the answer is all of them!. But if not, don’t fret. Next season is going to be filled with even more magical fun. Before we get out of this season, however, let’s take a little ride down memory lane, shall we?

2011 Starlight Bowl Season Recap

•     All American Show Choir Super Show: Burbank & Burrough’s opened the season with the smash collaboration of In Sync and Powerhouse performing on the same stage together for the first time ever. And it was all to benefit public schools in Burbank. Smashing, we think!

•     4th of July Celebration: The Starlight Bowl helped you celebrate America’s Birthday with riveting performances by the Burbank Philharmonic, an Air Force Fly Over, and singing our National Anthem, Veteran Daniel Rutherford. Surfin’ USA got us in the beach mood, and the event wrapped up with arguably the finest fireworks in the entire Los Angeles basin.

•     Spazmatics & Boogie Knights: Disco mavens Boogie Knights had the crowds dancing in the aisles and the Spazmatics did little to change the minds of those dancing in their seats. 80′s music and disco definitely ruled this night at the Bowl.

•     The Fab Four: The Ultimate Tribute to all things Beatles rocked the house with their spot on performances of not one or two, but all three Beatles’ eras. Considered by fans and other professional musicians to be the number one Beatles tribute shows, if you missed this one, you missed it!

•     Malo & Emilio: Latin Rock and Roll super star band, Malo, brought their 40+ years of touring and recording experience to the Bowl and everyone was thrilled. Opening the night was the soulful sounds of the “Modern Gypsy”, Emilio.

•     Eddie Money & Frank Stallone: The following week had Eddie Money cranking up the voltage with his Hall of Fame Rock and Roll music. Opening for Money was the multi-talented singer, songwriter and actor, Frank Stallone.

•     DSB & The Basix: Just last week, patrons got to experience a tribute to the super group, Journey via the amazing talents of Don’t Stop Believin’. Getting the crowd fired up that evening was Disco great, The Basix.

•     Centennial Movie Night: And now we’re at the close of the 2011 Starlight Bowl season with Disney presenting a complimentary showing of Phineas and Ferb The Movie for patrons of all ages. It only takes the reservation of a free ticket (click that orange “Purchase Tickets” button on the right side bar) to ensure you and your family will have a no-cost, super fun night out. Even parking is free for the event!

That’s our round-up of this super season at the Starlight Bowl. We had an amazing time, and only hope you did as well!

José O’Malley’s Food Truck will be here on Centennial Movie Night! You read that right. During this Saturday’s free Centennial Night Movie in addition to the fabulous Phineas and Ferb, attendees can eat at José O’Malley’s for the best in American and Mexican food on wheels and the Original Delicious Brownie on a Stick!

Come on now. Who in their right mind would want to miss out on this opportunity? But to take advantage of the free movie and parking (our apologies, but fantastic food from José O’Malley’s is not complimentary ) you must reserve your tickets for the show. And to do so, simply click here to get your free seats.

See You This Saturday Night!

We are proud to be able to share with you, this Saturday, August 20, a Disney presentation of the wildly popular Phineas and Ferb The Movie. The tickets are complimentary, however in order to attend you must reserve your seats. Just click here for ticket reservations and get your seats for the show this Saturday night.

In case you’re wondering what this flick is all about, here’s an official summary of it:

Here’s the Details For the Event

•     Parking opens at 5:00pm
•     Gates opens at 6:00pm
•     Activities from 6:00pm – 8:00pm
•     Movie begins at 8:00pm