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This event was a lot of fun but very loud! I needed to wear earplugs and I could still hear everything. Getting into the venue and theater was a little long and difficult but overall not terrible
I can’t recommended this show enough for anyone who wants to have a good time, laugh, and make friends along the way. I’ve gone to a few of their shows in general and it’s absolutely phenomenal every time. I wish they would do multiple shows per town cause I would go to it everyday! I can’t wait until they are back in town <3
A totally amazing event, I had a lot of fun and would definetly go to another event for them. In fact I really hope they have another one soon near me!
IT WAS SO MUCH FUN!!!!!! I love them on Youtube but live was so much better. Great audience interaction. They came up with a great storyline that was very funny and worked well with the content they make online. I will be thinking about this show for a long time.
Crazy moments, fun times, awesome jokes and call-backs. Definitely recommend this show to anyone who wants to have a blast and laugh all night long.
I will keep this review vague to avoid show spoilers. (Game Grumps tends to change up their tour every year anyway, but all the same - spoilers are no fun for anyone!) The Game Grumps, for those who are not aware, are Youtubers who play various video games while engaging in sometimes-silly, sometimes-engagingly-deep conversations. With millions of fans across the globe, it seems only fair that they decided to do a live tour. But how do you translate a show about watching two guys talk about/around videogames for hours on end into an engaging live event? The potential pitfalls abound, but Arin and Dan (and the crew) have successfully navigated their way into the best live show I've attended in years. Without giving too much away about the show format, the Game Grumps landed their live show in a happy medium space between scripted and spontaneous. Games and audience participation were integrated into the show perfectly, managing to avoid most of the awkwardness and downtime that can usually come with such additions. While there were plenty of in-jokes and references for long-time fans, the main "meat"of the show was such that anyone (including non-fans) could enjoy themselves without being lost. I was particularly impressed by the big finale of the show, which had the crowd screaming for longer than I thought was physically possible (myself included!) I would recommend a night with the Grumps to anyone, whether it's a quiet night on Youtube or going to their live show to go nuts for an hour and change. Either way, you're having a good time!
The Game Grumps put on a grumptastic show, that was not so grump. We had a great time.
Seen Danny and Arin twice now, and I have to say that the work they’ve put into their live shows since the first time has blown me away. The first show holds a special place, as their equipment broke and they had to snag a local that had some camera equipment to rig up some make shift nonsense to get Mario Party on screen for the audience, but the effort and quality put into each aspect of their new stuff was so cool. Wife and I were laughing so hard, cheering for our side, and hope the Grumps (and Dad) left proud of MA’s crowd. Proud to have been following them as long as I have, and love seeing their growth.
The show was an incredibly fun time, super interactive, and an overall enjoyable experience!
The show was amazing! Dad was awesome as the opener! Keep putting smiles on peoples faces!
