Don Rickles Tickets

Horrible audio and sightlines, seating was tighter than Spirit Airlines, and the overstaffed (and too young) employees had no idea on seating questions, etc. but made time for their personal cell phones and conversation with each other. But, it was great show. Philbin and Rickles may be getting older, but their brains are in their thirties. Non-stop stories and filmclips made for a unique evening. The Rose needs to work on sightlines, improving the audio, and proper seating, because they are killing any repeat business- I've been to four events since they remodeled the former Gelson's grocery store, and I won't be going back until they make some changes. There are some entertainment production Pasadena area locals like Dan Rendant. Doug Stokes, Steve Kirk, etc., who could consult the operators of this venue and make it a great guest experience each night (with repeat business and increased revenue resulting).

This was my first time at The Rose in Pasadena and this was not a good setting for this because the sound was not adequate for a total speaking event and the noise from the ventilation made it hard to hear from the table we were sitting at. The staff in the kitchen at one point was so loud you couldn't hear what was on stage. The event started 45 minutes late and lasted maybe an hour and a half. 90% of this time was videoclips of Don Rickles past that i could have watched at home and saved $128 a ticket and $120 in meal(just two dinners and two drinks!). I understand that he is not a young man and he has slowed down due to health but I guess I expected more standup comedy even if he had to sit in a chair to do it. It was an opportunity to see a legend and for what i invested, I guess i was expecting more.

Don Rickles is still funny and sharp at 90 years old, Regis is a good friend and sets up the short video reviews very well, the show was not what I was expecting but understandably so on the fact that it looks like Mr. Rickles is not very mobile anymore. The audience for the most part was older people who enjoyed the walk down memory lane. Glad I went!

It was a great show. Don Rickles is 90 - bless his heart, he's still got it!

Still as rough, tough and lovable as ever. At 90, he's sharper, wittier, funnier and smarter than most comedians more half his age. Regis also did a great job of connecting with Don and the audience. There was nothing but love and laughter all night. I felt like a lucky voyeur in a couple of good friend's living room. Very intimate and fun.

Chuckled a few times at the video's, but I could find those on YouTube. Otherwise I would save your money. Regis kept forgetting words, Don just kind of reacted. Just not very funny. We were fine leaving and definitely would not do it again. Audience questions were monologues of " I met you once....." They should have a question.

Brought back many memories of Vegas from the old days for my wife and I on our 50th wedding anniversary, we enjoyed every minute of it , there are no bad seats.

at 90 years old, Don is as fast and funny as he ever was. He can no longer walk, and he still eviscerated everyone in the front row like he did when he was in his 30's. He also told many wonderful stories from his career and about his famous friends. Don't miss your chance to see Mr. Rickles. He's a legend and he won't disappoint.

At 90, last among the legends of the likes of Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra.. or should I say those guys were a part of the Don Rickles legend, as they were never as talented in the category of humor. If you miss his show in person, YouTube will give you a good taste of just how funny he is, but certainly try to make the show to see the legend himself, albeit physically limited now at 90, but still has the crowd laughing and ad libs with them as well.

Good Show - enjoyed but wouldn't recommend - Venue at the Orleans was nice.