Disney Worlds Collide Concert Tour at Crypto.com Arena

Three Disney Channel franchises are sharing one arena stage on Monday night. The Worlds Collide Concert Tour pulls songs from Descendants, ZOMBIES and Camp Rock into a single show at Crypto.com Arena, and for families with kids who grew up on those movies, it's one of the easier concerts in Los Angeles to say yes to this fall.

Who's on the bill

The Discover Los Angeles listing names the cast: Malachi Barton, Liamani Segura, Dara Reneé, Mekonnen Knife, Hudson Stone, Swayam Bhatia, Kiara Romero and Alexandro Byrd, "and more." Dara Reneé is a familiar face from the Descendants films, and Malachi Barton comes over from the ZOMBIES side. The tour's own promo describes a new production built on mashups across the three franchises, so expect a Camp Rock song to bleed into a ZOMBIES number rather than three separate sets played back to back.

The listing doesn't publish a setlist. If your kid has one song they absolutely need to hear, go in knowing it might not make the cut.

When and where

The show is Monday, September 28, 2026. Discover Los Angeles lists it at 7pm, wrapping around 9pm, which is a reasonable school-night finish for a younger crowd. Crypto.com Arena sits at 1111 S. Figueroa St., right next to L.A. Live, so dinner before the show is easy to sort out on the plaza.

Tickets and price

The listing shows tickets from $80 to $190. Buy through the arena's official seller rather than a resale site, since family shows like this one tend to get marked up hard on the secondary market. Check current availability before you head out.

Getting there

Driving means paying for event parking in the L.A. Live garages or the lots along Figueroa, and Monday evening traffic into downtown is slow. The Metro A and E lines stop at Pico Station, about a block south of the arena, and that's the lower-stress option for most people. Give yourself extra time at the doors, since security lines at an arena show build up fast in the half hour before start.

If you're filling out a week of things to do in Los Angeles, this one pairs well with an early dinner nearby. Browse more concerts or see what else is happening in downtown LA. The 7pm start still gets everyone home before 10.