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Van Wezel Performing Arts Center
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Ruth Eckerd Hall
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Coffee Butler Amphitheater
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Coral Springs Center
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Sharon L Morse Performing Arts Center
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Sharon L Morse Performing Arts Center
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Fine Arts Theatre at The Monument
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Keybank State Theatre-Playhouse Square Center
The Price Is Right Live on Tour
Seeing The Price Is Right Live is a little bit like being reunited with a childhood friend. Anyone who grew up anywhere near a TV from the early 1970s onward probably has the classic game show embedded forever in their consciousness; seeing it play out in front of you (and maybe even taking part) can be a thrillingly surreal experience. But it's much more than just a nostalgia trip. Whether you're a lifelong fan of the show or it's your first exposure to the whole concept, the stage version of The Price Is Right is an enormous amount of fun, with random audience members picked to compete for cash and prizes by playing challenges like Plinko, The Big Wheel and The Showcase. If you're among the lucky attendees who get the famous call to "Come on down!" you just might feel a little chill go up your spine. But even if you aren't, it's still a blast to be part of the whole thing as it happens.
About The Price Is Right Live
In 1972, a part of TV history began its journey with the premier of The Price Is Right on CBS. When contestants heeded host Bob Barker's iconic call to "Come on down!" and take part in what has become one of America's most beloved game shows, a legacy started that would last for decades to come. The Price Is Right is one of the most popular, longest-running TV shows ever, so it's not surprising that it spawned a stage version in 2002. When you attend The Price Is Right Live, you may not be on TV but you're still getting the full experience. Whether you're one of the randomly selected contestants or a spectator, you see the classic game played out before your eyes, as people do their best to guess prices in order to win cash and prizes.
I had been trying to the show before and had a blast so a friend that is 85 loves the show and I decided to take him. We had a great time. It would have been great to be called of course but we enjoyed. Wish he had been called for Plinko because he really likes that game.
The show was so enjoyable. The host of the show made it so exciting and calm. I will definitely follow them at nearby locations.
Everything was what I expected and then some. Wish they played more games and gave more people chances. I didn’t get picked but was a great time. Very organized and Todd kept everyone engaged. He’s funny and a great host!
This was nothing like the daytime Price is Right (not even close)!
We had such a great time at the shoe! The host was great and so funny. Great games just like the tv show and great prizes and trips. There was alot of people there and we didn't get called up but we had such a great time. Audience was fun and included in all the games and show. We loved it and would definitely go again!
My sisters and sisters-n-law had a great time. One of my sisters-n-law was called to spend the wheel. She tied for a spend off and has beaten
Was not great by any means. A let down from start to finish. Mediocre venue, cramped seating, VERY small stage, only tiny bits and pieces were anything close to like the real price is right gameshow. The sound was waaay too loud for the small arena. The way they call the "contestants"down was confusing and not exciting. Most of it was just a bunch of the host wasting time talking. The best parts were watching past clips from the real price is right show, (which was about 30 minutes worth out of the hour and a half that the whole thing took) and I could have done that at home. Which is where I wished I had stayed 😕 and kept my $250 in my pocket.(regular seats) The biggest let down was the showcase, which should have been the highlight, like a finale. Instead it was a big dud. If you have a couple hundred bucks to just throw away for the extremely small chance to win something then go for it! Otherwise, I would recommend skipping this one.
Entry was extremely disorganized. After waiting in a line two blocks long, we were directed to get name tags then go to the back of the line once again. The show itself was disappointing with only a handful of winners. Videos of tv highlights were amusing, but not why people went. Much of the time was spent bragging about their history. So many audience members went in dressed up and energized, but the crowd’s mood leaving was far less than excited.
It was fun but don't feel need to do again. But there did appear to see a lot of return players.
The host was so much fun. We laughed all night and I even got called down. Everything was on schedule and the venue was perfect. Everyone won every round except the final bonus showcase round. Money and trips were rewarded!
