Kellogg's Tour Of Gymnastics Champions Tickets

Paid over $300 per ticket for this event. Price included first row seating, and autograph session after event. Little did I know any body in the entire arena could come down and sit right in front of you on a little landing in front of the first row. So the whole show my daughter and I had to look between everyone standing in front of us. Any one in the arena could just walk down to the front row and stand there? So what was the point of buying those seats? Then I purchased a program to get signed at the autograph session. Very exciting for my daughter. We went through the autograph line to get to the end of the table and somebody took our program. It was gone. Nobody in the entire building including the gymnasts would do anything to help a girls broken heart. She was so upset and crying. I wasn't looking for anything for free but maybe a new program? Nobody seemed to care and I have attempted to contact so many people to help with not even a reply.

Bought these tickets as a surprise for my daughter. She cried she was so happy we were going to see the "Final Five" in person. Even bought tickets that gave you access to the "Chalk Talk " session beforehand. The chalk talk session was nice but only one gymnast (Madison Kocian) of the "final five" was there to talk. The show itself was great and fun to watch but my daughters favorite gymnast of all time, Laurie Hernandez, was not there! After the show, we stayed in hopes of getting an autograph on one of the many items we bought at the event but that didn't happen. The gymnasts signed a few autographs in our area and then left.

Kellogg's Tour Of Gymnastics Champions was so good! Plus meeting them was wonderful too!

The show was impressive. After we were rewarded with closer seats the view enhanced the experience. Thank you for the young lady who offered the new seats.

Amazing, energetic, fun all around! I loved getting to see all the amazing Olympic stars as well as some awesome former gymnasts! They had me dancing in my seat!

We knew going into this show that it was a mix of gymnasts and not just the women's Olympic team doing the hardest routines. It was nice to see so many different genres of gymnastics represented like trampoline and rhythmic gymnastics, which you don't often see in television. The it was especially exciting to see a snipet of Simone Biles' floor routine. We will be mindful the next time we got to an event like this that the music can get pretty loud, which was a little tough on my 6-year-old's sensitive ears. Overall this was a positive experience.

The show was great. I just wish they showed more of the "Final Five", in which was the reason for us going to this show.

I've always been a fan of gymnastics, and yet never attended such a live event. I knew we couldn't expect to see Olympic-level full routines, but I did expect to see solid highlights. Well, this didn't quite happen. The concept of the show is to mix a bunch of dance moves with gymnastic moves. The trouble is the gym tumbles are EXTREMELY watered down (notably for the girls, the boys put more of a show), and the dance/music show is pretty poor, and at times downright annoying. Sure, it is amazing to see Simone, Ali, Gabby and so on in the flesh. But the enthusiasm fell down fast as they really weren't doing that much. Some of the side shows (e.g. the girls in the big bubbles) were cool, but there were just way too many fillers, and too little real content.

Instead of a gymnastic exhibition...it was "Dancing with the Stars" and they didn't know how to dance.

I took my daughter and granddaughter to the event at $75 a ticket for deep in the recess of the balcony. That would be somewhat acceptable if a large screen for viewing was available. It was not. You had no idea who the performers were since you could not see their faces from that distance. The program itself was a bitter disappointment since some events that you see in competition did not take place. The program consisted of glitter, non-gymnastics, and just silliness. If you see a similar event in ice skating the performers do their routines and they leave out the abundance of superficial fluff this show had. Advice from me is if you enjoy Olympic style gymnastic performances is to avoid this event.