Wheel of Fortune Tickets

We purchased these tickets last November. Big deal for us as we are big fans. We wanted to be right up front. That was a bad idea. All of the focus was on the center area, not on the side wings. Tried to get the announcer to come to us, but the back of the Event center is where he spent his time. Seems like most people that were called up were from that area, too. Seven out of 1000 get randomly called up. It was not worth the money. It is more fun to watch from my living room. We will not buy tickets to Wheel of Fortune Live again.

Unfortunately I was very disappointed in this experience… I don’t leave reviews often, but for what we paid for tickets and based off the suggested seating… our row 8 seats should have been great seats. We were unable to see the really anything on stage at all, had to look at the screen and turn our head/body the entire time. We also couldn’t see the letter board screen at all on stage, literally the back of it…. Super disappointed.

The event was so similar to the actual show -the host and all in charge were so personable - it was so much fun!

Super fun. Brought my disabled sister because she LOVES Wheel of Fortune. My family and I had a wonderful time. I don’t remember I saw my older sister so happy either, so that was a major plus. The whole experience was a lot of fun. I would go again!

I hate leaving bad reviews, but this was a pretty lame production. The poor quality sound system at the theater certainly didn't help, as the audience chatter generally drowned out the audio during the in-audience puzzles. As for the show, the contestants were poor, but I understand that this can happen with a random contestant draw like this... however, why would someone register as a potential contestant if you have no idea how to play W of F? They really made things go terribly SLOW due to the lack of understanding of the basic concepts of how to solve a W of F puzzle. The hosts were fine, but they struggled to make this move along. All in all, pretty underwhelming.

Overall, it was an entertaining experience, but I couldn’t help but be struck by the low budget value of the prizes. The host and cohost did an excellent job. And the venue handled the event well.

Paid for VIP experience as a gift to my parents- zero VIP experience given. They received nothing different than anyone else. No spin of the wheel or onstage experience. No lanyards or merchandise- said they would ship in an email sent. My parents were given no instructions let alone treated like a VIP. They took 2 1/2 hrs and only had 7 contestants- I mean $190 a ticket for what !?

It was def fun :-) esp. from the "Front Row Center Seat"( I had the PERFECT seat, thx FAM !) but since we were not guaranteed to go on stage, which I did NOT make it :-( we could have gotten some other WOF Live opportunity i.e. message under our seats for 1 special WOF front rower to get merch, to get a small token just for having Front Row Seats, really for all of us. That would have made it more Exciting & feel like we were getting something for the premium price$. Also more random ticket stub drawings in between sets so everyone would have more of a chance, instead of host just picking who he liked. Overall it was a great "quasi WOF "experience! 1 Last suggestion for "Front Rowers"to have a super opportunity: at a drawing of all those that occupied Front Row seats at each show location, to go into a random drawing for a chance to "AUDITION"for the real W-O-F show !!!! That would be So Awesome

I really like the way you did this event. The only thing that may have helped would be give contestants the value of their points they spun.

The show actually started with the audience warm-up earlier that 730pm, so I'm glad we weren't late. It was a lot of fun and exciting to see people win, and possibly win yourself! I would do it again!

he show was better than expected. The Mc's were great and really kept everyone engaged. you should have advertised this more.

This is not WoF played live. No Pat or Vanna. This is the B Team of hosts and a letter turner doing a scaled down show. It was fun,.but I don't recommend it.

I had a great time at the Wheel of Fortune Live event! The emcees were excellent, it was fun solving the puzzles in the live audience. I would suggest having a wheel in the lobby so people can spin and maybe play a small game or just spin to win a prize. It would be fun to see what it's like to spin the wheel. I liked it so much, I would attend another one!

The audience really determines how fun this event can be. We had a great time!!!

This was my 9 and 10 year olds’ introduction to Wheel of Fortune and we all had a great time! I was concerned that they wouldn’t be interested but the audience interaction was exciting and Mark W. Was great at making the show fun. The MC, for lack of a better word, was “on” the whole night. He was funny and perfect in his crowd work here in Baltimore. Would highly recommend! (There were only a handful of families, most of those in attendance were adults; but, it’s definitely appropriate for all).

We had a lot of fun. Was hoping that more contestants could have played but they engaged the audience well!

We were extremely disappointed. We thought we were going to see Wheel of Fortune!! It was a lame imitation of the show. And not a particularly good one at that. No Vanna, no Pat = No Wheel. Had we known this was going to be the show we would not have gone. HOW DO WE GET OUR $ BACK!?!

Paid much extra for VIP seating/benefits. Cheap Wheel Fortune swag bag with notepad and lanyard. Sad. Audience attention for games was all done in back of seating area. Nothing similar to real game - Champion won max $500. $$ won spinning wheel were just credits. Need to make this clear when advertising. I’ve shared on Facebook so friends aren’t disappointed.

Definitely not as exciting as the Price Is Right! Host didn’t capture my attention even though he interacted with the crowd it just wasn’t enough happening on stage.

Ultimate package got me tote bag, a picture on stage with my own phone (not even a professional picture)and spin wheel... mmm not sure if I would had paid the extra for this. Lesson learned