Sesame Street Live : When Elmo Grows Up Tickets

I was not that happy with the show. I daughter was happy to see the everyone but she did not understand it.

We really enjoyed Sesame Street Live. It was very entertaining and the effects were wonderful for a children's show. My daughter thoroughly enjoyed herself as there were so many song and dance numbers. I would love to take her again, but the ticket prices are expensive...and having to pay for her chair even though she didn't sit in it at all was junk. The seats we got were great though.

We really enjoyed the show! I was impressed with how interactive it was with the audience! They did a great job keeping the kids entertained! The souveniers however were outrageously priced and the selection was minimal.

We had a blast. Our 3 year old loved it. Excellent stage

This was an unforgettable experience! This was fun for the entire family.

I took my 5 year old to this event and she thoroughly enjoyed it! So much so that she asked if we could come back again the following day! We loved the interactive parts with the audience. All the characters' costumes were colorful and bright!

15 min intermission was the hardest. Maybe cut it down to 10 if possible. for this age group! Also ELMO BALLONS $10 at the front of the stage during intermission for all the kids to cry over! come on, if youre gonna set the parents up like that at least make it affordable! Needs more special effects!

Great show, good seats. Enjoyed it more this year because the whole show was acted out by the characters and not a human lead character. Only human character was Mr. Noodle who was featured in the Elmo's World segment. Will definitely come back next year.

The show was great but the balloons and cotton candy was way over priced especially the cotton candy for the little you got. But overall it was good and my 23 month old enjoyed it.

definantly great for young kids. lasted just long enough for them to get their fill of elmo but not get fussy. will deffinantly go back next year.

I was amazed! my daughter loved the show, she was jumping, dancing, singing, it was great, i really recommend every parent to take their kids to this kind of shows.

Since I grew up watching Sesame Street in the 70's I enjoyed taking my 3 year old to the show. Great Choreography, songs and was just long enough for her to enjoy. I would recommend this show to friends and family.

I took my little 4-year grand-daughter to see the show and she thoroughly enjoyed it. It kept her attention the whole time. Could have been better if the characters could have spent more time shaking hands with the kids on the floor. My grand-daughter would have loved for Elmo to have shaken her hand since she is such a big fan of his.

My 2 year old loved the show. He is a very busy child so I was not sure if he would sit still for an hour but he was amazed at the scenary and characters. I thought the show was very cute and and an easy storyline for him to follow! I would definitley reccomed this show!!!!

The show was great and my grand daughter loved it. The next time we go to something like that I am going to get seats closer to the stage.

My daughter really enjoyed seeing all of her favorite Sesame Street characters. She was probably a bit too young (2 years old) to get the most out of the show, but she clapped along and sang the songs with Elmo and friends. There wasn't much in the show to keep parents entertained, but my wife and I enjoyed seeing our daughter get excited more than anything else.

The stage is not as grand as Nickelodeon’s performances but what it lacked in set design it made up for when all the characters throughout the show comes into the crowd and hugs, take pictures and hi-5 your little one.

The show was a lot of fun and the kids had a great time.

My 2 year old girl loved the show. She kept waving at the characters and dancing to the music. It kept her attention, and was just the right length.

My children loved the singing and dancing. They enjoyed all the different careers and my son said he wanted to be everything like Elmo did.