Kirkwood Teen Ice Skates with Mickey Mouse, Disney on Ice Stars

"Who's the leader of the club that's made for you and me? M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E."

At least, that's what the children part of Variety Club can say after ice skating with the Mouse himself and other stars of the newest Disney on Ice show in Webster Groves.

Variety Club, the disabled children's charity, treated its Adventure Camp participants to a free skate at Webster Groves Ice Arena Thursday. Performers from Disney on Ice's "Rockin' Ever After" show stopped by to pitch in, gearing up for their opening night. The show runs in St. Louis March 21-24 at the Scottrade Center.

Meghan Concagh, 14, of Kirkwood, and Gracie Kelley, 10, of Webster Groves, were among the Variety Club kids on the ice. Children were able to use wheelchairs, adaptive trainer skates, as well as special skate shoes to enjoy the experience of ice skating despite their disabilities.