"It's just wild. We're selling tickets and that's all we hope for," said actor Malachi Barton.
"Can't believe it's happening! I mean going to be backstage every day and performing," said actress Freya Skye. "It's just unreal. I truly dreamt of this since I was little girl."
The tour - visiting 43 cities across the country - is a musical celebration of hit songs from the four Descendants and four Zombie films.
"I mean, there hasn't really been like a Disney crossover like this since I guess like the Hannah Montana like Jonas Brothers tour that was like back in the day I was a little young at the time, so I wasn't able to go, but I can only imagine how iconic that was and the fact that this crossover tour is kind of going to be a lot of first concerts for a lot of kids I mean so iconic," said actress Kylie Cantrall.
Fans began lining up hours ahead of the show in downtown L.A., many dressed to represent their favorite movie or character.
"Oh my God, I'm so excited. I love like 'Descendants' and 'Zombies' and just my worlds are colliding," said Ava Cowman, a fan.
"Nothing's too kiddy. Like I feel like, as adults, it's like oh, I have to be serious now and I feel like once you lose a part of your childhood nature, you become a little bit miserable, and I don't want to be miserable. I like to be fun," said Chae Jones, a fellow fan.
There are 38 more shows left of this tour, so there's still time to see how the "Descendants" and "Zombies" worlds collide.
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