Dancing with the Stars Tickets

Alfonzo was the primary "Tom Bergeron" for the evening. He did a great job, but would have liked to see him dance more. I think I counted 3 or 4 dances that he was in. It was nice hearing from the other performers as well. Mark Ballas performed one of his songs - very talented! I enjoyed Val's interaction with the audience. I was able to witness Val's interaction with fans after the show at a restaurant. He was very gracious and happy to accommodate the fans. The evening did not disappoint!

This show would have been so much better if it was at a theater with a bigger stage, like Shea's. The seating was all on the same level which made it very difficult and uncomfortable to watch. We could not see the dancers legs which is a big part of a dance show! Carlton was very entertaining but he did not dance enough. A bit too much talking. We were looking so forward to this show. It needed to be presented better.

The dancers were amazing and we got to hear from the cast which was even cooler! Would go see this again in a heart beat

This show is a great amalgamation of dancing, singing, interviews, and musical numbers. Alfonso Robiero serves as the emcee for much of the show, but the pros also take the helm. Witney Carson and Alfonso reprise two of their memorable dances from the show. The pros present all forms of dance from Latin to Ballroom and Contemporary. Musical numbers include guitars and violin trios, along with Mark Ballas and another guitarist doing Latin and contemporary songs. Interviews were conducted midway allowing us to "get to know" the pros better.

This show was a great way to see the DWTS crew face to audience. It show how much they like and care about the show. Unexpected talent with Mark and Val on instruments.

The show itself- when they were dancing, was great. Mark was awesome! The dancers are extremely talented. The 2nd half of the show was better than the 1st. With that being said- the seating at the Casino was horrible. I had to stand after the 1st dance to see anything and had to remain standing for the duration of the show. We were seated in row 31. I will never attend a show there again unless we can get tickets in the 1st few rows.

I went with five of my friends and we all had an enjoyable time. Alfronsie was the MC of the show and very entertaining. There was a variety of dances performed. The dancers were very personable. I would definitely see the show again.

To start, the venue was wrong. Sitting on a non-tiered floor provided very poor visibility of the stage and the dancers. It was very difficult to see beyond the 10th row and watching on the screens was disappointing at best. The show itself was alright. Too much talking and music and not enough dancing. The cast was much more limited than advertised by ABC/Disney. I would definitely not recommend this show for anyone who is a fan of the on air show - you will be disappointed.

This was an awesome opportunity to meet these truly talented people. This was my Christmas present to my mother. She is 79 and has Alzheimer's. The joy that this show brings to her is priceless. The opportunity this tour has given the viewers is also priceless. I hope the producers and cast understand what they bring into the homes of the viewers. I can't say enough. The cast at the meet and greet were so friendly, welcoming and really there for the fans. It was great! The layout of the show itself was fantastic. My only con is in regard to accommodations for those with walkers, wheelchairs, canes and other disabilities. The process leading up to the meet and greet was difficult for my mother who uses a walker as well as a number of other guests. Specifically the line to the meet and greet and having to deal with the stairs. We did go down the ramp and then waited off to the side for the people that were in front of us originally to get back in line. But there really needed to be better organization and accommodations for the guests with handicaps. There were no chairs staged in the waiting area which would have been extremely useful as well to a number of the guests. I rated the show a 5 because it absolutely deserved that rating! Can't wait for the next tour. Will there be another tour???

First, let me say, the stars were excellent. I have no complaints about the performance. The Event Room in the casino, though, is another story. The acoustics were awful, we sat in folding chairs, were annoyed by the indoor smoking, & there were so few seats that my sister & I had to sit on opposite sides of the room. For the amount of money we spent, why wasn't the show at Shea's? I know so many Buffalonians who wanted to go but couldn't get tickets because they sold out in an hour. If they had it at Shea's, they would have sold out the place & sold a lot more tickets in the process. We walked out aftewards, looking for a souvenir stand, but there were so many people and so few doors that we got shoved to the escalators. Seeing nothing & our husbands waiting in the casino, we left, but then saw someone with a Tshirt. After asking where she got it, we walked all the way across the casino and found the table, only to find the man starting to pack up. When we told him what happened (btw--what we wanted was right on the table in front of us, not packed up), he refused to sell us anything, stating, "he's been there all night." They just continued to pack up and the man was extremely rude to us! The venue (and that man) made it a very frustrating evening.

Venue was terrible. could not see, cast too small, TV screens blury Too much talking, Too much playing of instruments instead of dancing not enough engagement with the audience. A HUGH DISAPPOINTMENT

This was a Christmas gift for my in laws. They told us that they loved the show !!

Wish that Witney and Mark were actually at the meet and greet that I paid a ton of money for. I'd suggest less talking and maybe more troup dancers to fill in during breaks. Overall, the show was amazing!

Show was great. What we expected. Dancing was great.

We love the show and try to never miss it. A couple of years ago we got tickets for the tour and saw the show in Raleigh. We would love to do that again. It was fabulous!

Of course, everyone loved watching the dancers perform. However, the big dissappointment was the lack of traditional ballroom dancing. It would have been great if they skipped some of the flashy show routines and just did some classic ballroom dancing. Many people said they would have loved to see some waltz, foxtrot, or tango routines as ballroom dancers do in competition. It is the classic ballroom dancing that seperates DWTS from SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE.

just want to go to the tour my family see the show on t.v and want to go.