Beatlemania Now Tickets

COULD'VE BEEN BETTER, THE CHAPS DID A GOOD JOB BUT THE PAUL MCCARTNEY FILL COULD'VE BEEN ALITTLE MORE ENTHUIASTIC. I KNOW THE CROWD WAS SPARCED AND SOMETIME THE ACTORS DON'T TAKE THERE GAME TO THE NEXT LEVEL BUT i HAVE BEEN IN THE SAME PERDECTAMENT WHICH i TRY TO MAKE THE PEOPLE FEEL SPECIAL BECUASE IT'S THEIR NIGHT TOO..

"Paul" missed a verse and chord during the Yesterday solo. "John" was having difficulty with his high notes. "Ringo" was good and "George" was diferent than who was advertised.

Overall, I was disappointed. The show was much too short and omitted way too many Beatles songs. Nothing from A Hard Day's Night, Help! or Rubber Soul. The Mahoney Brothers and 1964 A Tribute are MUCH, MUCH better.

Having seen a prior show a few years ago with different performers, this show was a disappointment. The Paul character was off-key on many songs & struggled through the solo Yesterday. Playing drums myself, the Ringo character carried the band though the lead guitarist playing George did well. The John character seemed to be just going through the motions; perhaps wasn't feeling well that show. It was a small crowd & may have affected the players' enthusiasm. Wish I could get a refund as the show wasn't worth the ticket price.

i think it's the closest you will ever get to seeing the Beetles they were very good if you like the Beetles you will love this show

Having read the reviews prior to purchasing the tickets I was taken aback by the performance. While everyone was, indeed, singing along, it was at times off-tune, off-beat and while performing "Yesterday", the performer even forgot the words. As I bought one of these tickets as a gift, I was quite embarrassed. I will say that the George Harrison performer did a great job. Unfortunately, he didn't carry the show.

If you liked the Beatles you'll like the show! Good music and the reflections of the pass in the background really took us back... The girls were swaying and clapping to the music. Met the cast after the show and they were great! Had a very good time!!!

Lots of fun - would reccommend to others. This was a trip down memory lane and the cast did a wonderful job!

I thought the show lacked energy. I could tell right from the start that the gentleman who portrayed Paul was a stand in, his clothing was not in tune with the rest of the group, he wasn't sure what the next song was in the set, and he just didn't look the part. Although he could carry a tune, it was still disappointing. The gentleman portraying John looked the part and did an ok job (could have picked up the tempo a little). Ringo caught my attention. He played the part very well and had a great deal of energy. The young man who portrayed George did an excellent job. When he was allowed to play the guitar, it was exceptional. Which brings me to my last comment........they were not always playing the instruments. As a guitar player, I watched their fingers on the guitars and it was even obvious to my daughter who has never picked up a string instrument, that they were not always playing (if ever). I have been to several tributes to the Beatles and by far this one was my least favorite.

I was so disappointed in all facets of the performance. The guy playing Paul sung flat throughout the entire performance; not just a note or two, but from start to finish. Several times, various band members forgot the lyrics. Come on! This is the Beatles songbook - the audience certainly knew all the words! Although it was fun to see the newsreels of actual Beatles audiences, they ran the same clips multiple times and the "psychedelic" graphics for many of the songs were just plain amateurish. All in all, a terribly disappointing performance.

The sound system left much to be desired. 'Paul' was great. 'John' was good but his voice wasn't strong enough to reach some ot the notes. 'George's' solo in the second half was awesome. 'Ringo' was good and really seemed to enjoy himself. Enjoyed the film clips showing the current events of the time.

I saw the show back in the late 70s and I was just as impressed this time

I have seen a number of Beatle Tribute groups and this one was not one of the better groups. The saving grace for this group was the performer portraying Ringo. He was very talented and looked like Ringo as well. The rest of the group lacked enthusiasm and it showed. "John" was off key a number of times and overplayed the part. "Paul" sounded good, but his costume wasn't the best including his hair. Although "George" was built like George and had somewhat a good voice, his mustache was painted on. I am sure the rest of the sudience felt the same as there was little enthusiasm in the seats either. On the good side, it was a better way to spend a very cold afternoon than being outside somewhere.

After paying $368 for 4 tickets to see the "touted" fantastic BEATLEMANIA show I can now say I might as well have flushed $s down toilet. From not playing songs in correct era they were displaying in background to having a terrible vocal & musical sound the night was a waste.They didn't even look like the Beatles. When my wife came from women's room at intermission she informed that most were stating what a disappointment show was. DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!

When I first looked at the info for the show i will admit i wasn't expecting a lot. I thought that it would be kinda fun not really anything i would want to see again. I was wrong. Though the band is not exactly the Beatles you are in a suspended belief state that allows you to look past the imperfections into the true meaning and love of the music. It takes you on a musical journey you have to see to believe.

I saw Beatlemania last night and was ready to leave after the third song.The group looked board and the show had no life to it.I went to another show in November and saw a group called Rain - A Tribute To The Beatles ,the show was great ! if you close your eyes you would think the real Beatles were there.When we left that show we talk about the show all the way home, when I left Beatlemania I forgot about it by the time I got to my car.If the group Rain comes back I would go to see them again .

Really pathetic Beatles imitation. Sang out of key. It was painful to listen to them. The guy from Baltimore who "played" George was pretty good.

We had seen the other tribute a few years back called "Rain" (or Reign) which brought us to our feet! The crowd went wild and there was dancing in the aisles! This "Beatlemania" show was so poor in comparison. it definitely was NOt worth the $$$. The singing was off-key especially for "Paul". "John" was only a bit better with vocals that could not always be heard during the first very notes of the song. We saw people leave during intermission. After intermission "Paul" seemed to do a better job...I thought it was a "double" who came to the rescue! I can't beliee this was on Broadway. The quality was more like a high school tribute! Even the background scenes on the screen were repetitive and "not fun"....I would not pay to see this show again and feel like we should get a refund! Do not waste your money, Beatle fans! Close this show down before the fans riot!

this was really bad..not sure if it was because of matinee or what, but voices were flat, very little effort, sound bad..so disappointing..I'll stick with Rain!