A nighttime concert at Universal Orlando dazzles with Mannheim Steamroller, featuring colorful stage lights and festive holiday decorations, including Christmas trees and snowflakes.

Mannheim Steamroller Reportedly Not Returning to Universal Orlando for 2024 Holidays

Shannen Ace

After 15 years as a staple of Universal Orlando Resort Holidays, it appears that Mannheim Steamroller will not perform during this year’s celebrations.

Mannheim Steamroller Reportedly Not Returning to Universal Orlando

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In response to a question about Mannheim Steamroller in the Universal Orlando Annual Passholder Facebook group, Universal said:

“We’re constantly evaluating our entertainment experiences and have decided to forego offering evening performances at the Music Plaza Stage in Universal Studios Florida as part of this year’s Holidays celebration.”

Mannheim Steamroller is a neoclassical new-age ensemble founded by Chip Davis in 1974. Known in particular for their Christmas music, the group specially composed music for “Grinchmas Who-liday Spectacular,” which will return to Universal Islands of Adventure. They have performed at Universal Orlando Resort during the holidays since 2008.

Watch our video of a past concert of theirs at Universal Studios Florida:

As with all holiday entertainment offerings, this is subject to change and Universal could choose to later schedule the group for non-nighttime performances during the festive season.

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2 thoughts on “Mannheim Steamroller Reportedly Not Returning to Universal Orlando for 2024 Holidays”

  1. That is something we look forward to every year. Been going for 15 years. Hate to see end. It’s part of our family Grinchmas. I’m hoping it changes.

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  2. This is terrible news. We have been going to their show at Universal every year since 2009. I think this is a tradition for many. Very disappointing!

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