For the young fans who built their entire music libraries on ZOMBIES, Descendants, and Camp Rock — who know every word to these songs and have run through the choreography in living rooms across the country — this is the tour that makes the screen three-dimensional. The Disney Worlds Collide Concert Tour comes to Toyota Center in Houston on Wednesday, December 2, 2026, bringing eight performers from three Disney franchises into one of the city’s premier arena rooms. Doors open at 6:00 PM. Showtime is 7:00 PM.
About the Show
The 2026 edition carries one major distinction over its predecessor: Camp Rock is joining the tour for the first time. Last year’s inaugural run — Descendants and ZOMBIES only — sold out more than 40 arenas across North America and received Billboard Magazine’s Top Family Tour of 2025 designation. That version already worked at scale. This year’s production adds a third franchise, expands to 48 dates across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, and is co-produced by Disney Concerts, Disney+, and AEG Presents — a combination that brings the full weight of the Disney live-events apparatus to bear on every stop.
The production promises fresh mashups of hit songs from all three franchises, next-level choreography, and special effects designed for an arena environment. Fans are encouraged to come dressed as their favorite characters; on a night like this, the floor and the stage are both part of the show. VIP packages are available and may include cast Q&A sessions.
Eight performers carry the bill. Malachi Barton (ZOMBIES 4, Camp Rock 3), Liamani Segura (Descendants: Wicked Wonderland, Camp Rock 3), Dara Renée (Descendants: The Rise of Red), Mekonnen Knife (ZOMBIES 4), Hudson Stone (Camp Rock 3), Swayam Bhatia (ZOMBIES 4), Kiara Romero (Descendants: Wicked Wonderland), and Alexandro Byrd (Descendants: Wicked Wonderland). These are not cover performers or stand-ins — they are the actors who built these roles in the recent franchise installments, performing their own material in an arena together for the first time.
The Houston date arrives near the close of the tour’s run, which opened September 25 at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, California and wraps December 13 at Arena CDMX in Mexico City.
About Toyota Center
Toyota Center sits at 1510 Polk Street on the eastern edge of downtown Houston — an 18,043-seat arena that has served as the city’s primary stop for every major national touring production for two decades. For a show built around arena-scale choreography and effects, the room fits the ambition. For more on the venue, visit the Toyota Center page.
Tickets
Tickets are on sale now. VIP packages, which may include cast Q&A opportunities, are available. Get your tickets here. For the full list of upcoming Houston shows, visit the Houston concerts page.