Charlie Sheen Tickets

The show is nothing but a promo for his book. Q&A from the crowd and nothing more. I could’ve had the same experience at a Barnes & Noble’s.

Not at all what we expected. It was just an interview by Billy Bush with some audience questions, and a book plug tour. There were a lot of hecklers and some of the audience that had questions or comments seamed to be drunk or impaired. Don't waste your time or money.

Late to start, offered no explanation and wasn't worth the ticket price.

Such a waste of time and money. First off the show started 35 minutes late which was already making people irritated. Then all Charlie Sheen did, was sit on stage and answer questions from the audience. So incredibly boring!

Come back to Ohio Charlie, your roots are calling.

PLEASE add more shows to Charlie's schedule. I love the man but I can't make Reno.

As an Indians fantasy camp veteran, I found it odd that nobody I knew even knew about this event. It was great to watch Major League unedited and with INDIANS fans! Charlie was great, but I wish his participation had a little bit more creativity. Possibly watching with us and pausing the movie to add his personal tipbits. A bit pricey for what I got, but 4 out of 5 stars and I'd attend again.

MAJOR LEAGUE was and ALWAYS will be a VERY FUNNY and ENTERTAINING MOVIE!!!! I ENJOYED WATCHING MAJOR LEAGUE with a CROWD AGAIN. After the MOVIE was over....CHARLIE SHEEN came up on STAGE to a VERY EXCITED AUDIENCE!!!! CHARLIE is VERY APPRECIATIVE of HIS LOYAL FANS. HE is VERY DOWN to EARTH. I ENJOYED listening to stories about the making of MAJOR LEAGUE. I STAYED to the END and I WAITED in a VERY LONG LINE to MEET and GREET CHARLIE SHEEN!!!! And I WOULD DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN to MEET HIM!!!! I LOVE ❤️ YOU CHARLIE SHEEN!!!!

Really enjoyed the seeing the movie again and enjoyed the live on stage talk with Charlie Sheen. Very disappointed in the audience out bursts. Not sure how you could control that but couldn’t hear a lot of the interview with all the people shouting out. Nice venue!

I loved it. I enjoyed watching the movie again after all these years. The interview with Charlie Sheen was really good. I liked that David (Mossman) was the interviewer.

I didn't like the fact we couldn't talk to him. MGM staff rushed fans through. Not as relaxed as when I met him in Atlantic City Horror Con in 2019. Charlie seemed nervous and staff was too strict . I personally would've liked to talk to him bc I had something to say. 1st- I am admin of Sheen's Army 2- we follow each other on Twitter 3- I'm actress 4- Need more

The show was great! The only bad thing was the people in the crowd wouldn't shut up, Charlie would be trying to talk and people would be rude and try to yell over him to get his attention. I don't think the venue can do much about this but it definitely hindered my experience.

Got to watch Major League on the big screen, then watched a wonderful conversation with Charlie Sheen.

The audience was pumped to See Charlie Sheen along with Bob DiBiasio Cleveland Guardians, and Dave Moss from Fox News who were kind of the Co-hosts of the sit down interview. The Movie Major League was of course fantastic it had the already pumped up audience going wild. Charlie Sheen played with and interacted with the audience. Of course people were screaming questions at him left and right. Some were funny but most were obnoxious. At times you couldn’t hear what Charlie Sheen was saying, “I’m glad I was sitting upfront because the back was way too loud” There were questions people wrote on a card that the co-hosts would Ask Charlie and most of them couldn’t be read out loud. So the bantering back and forth started to slow down after about 30 min. Charlie Sheen even said “ well if there isn’t anymore questions let’s call it a night”. If you were going to the meet and greet afterwards that became a little Chaotic with nobody really guiding anyone to where they needed to be. We didn’t know we were suppose to remain in our seats when the show ended. we thought we needed to go out to the lobby for pictures with him. A security guard told us to go back to our seat. we were lucky to get back down to the front again because people had formed lines in 3 different spots with no guidance and the security guards were talking about sending everyone towards the back of the hall. People that paid a lot of money for their front row seats and then the meet and greet cost “ were not going to budge from their area in front of the stage” apparently Charlie Sheen was off to the left of the stage through a doorway and people were not going to move to the back because this wasn’t organized in advance. Long story short, security guards moved the people who ran down to the front and formed a line to the back of the people who were lined up along the stage area where they had been seated. there should have been an announcement of some sort given to people about this meet and greet because there were more than 100 people waiting to see him. The meet and greet lasted literally 3 seconds. They took a professional picture and you were rushed off. I didn’t even get a chance to say Hi…..like I said it was an “OK” event but i wouldn’t do it again.

My husband and I really enjoyed watching Major League, and then seeing Charlie Sheen. I could have done without the audience member that kept loudly yelling, but other than that, it was great.

The movie was great, as expected. Charlie was also great. We were expecting more of an interactive Q and A. Instead, there were questions written down from audience members (not sure who because we were never approached about questions). It stated out fantastic. Charlie was engaging and humble. Then…Bob DiBiasio joined Charlie and host, Mossman. It got boring. Bob DiBiasio spent most of the time talking about himself and completely hijacked the conversation. Needless to say, it left us wanting more of Charlie. The format could have been different. No need for a third person. The 4 stars are for Charlie only

It was such a fun night. Charlie was awesome and it was so much fun watching Major League with a room full of fans. Most of us dressed the part with Wild Thing clothes, etc. Bob DiBiasio added great color commentary. The whole night was great!

I paid very good money for the 2 tickets as a retirement gift for someone that loves Charlie Sheen. During the interview process more time was spent talking to Dibiasio which I did not pay to see. Also I believe that all the questions that the audience was allowed to present to ask Charlie were disguarded and canned questions were asked by David Moss instead. It was very dry. Not very funny at all. Many of the crowd walked out before it was even over to show protest in how bad and boring it was.

I know Charlie is an actor, but he seemed genuinely taken back the warm response he got fron Cleveland. He was humble, amusing and brutally honest about his life.I did the meet and greet and was surprised at how nice and patient he was with folks.

The MGM is just an awful venue. Period. There's no helping it. A bunch of folding chairs on a flat floor with a stage that isn't elevated high enough to get a good view. The screening was OK, i mean you can't screw up hitting "play" and let the movie run its course. After, charlie came out, place went nuts. But then having Bob DiBiasio come out and try to follow that... the air left the room and people started leaving. (I love Bob D, great guy, but you hung him out to dry) Mossman tried hard to keep it going, but it was really missing a monologue or something from Charlie. Again, it was pretty OK. Not awful. Not great. Wouldn't do it again tho.