Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Tickets

We took a 2 year old and he had a blast! Why did he have a blast? Because we became 2 year olds ourselves. The show is too long for toddlers and has a 15 minute intermission. We left after the first half and it was perfect t. It was honestly a little too loud. The costumes were creepy looking too. None of that matters though because our kid had a great time and that is what this was all about. Know thyself and know thy child if you plan on going to this.

It was so hard to hear and understand the characters. Storyline was lame. Why have an intermission with young kids in audience who can't sit that long?!

The show was slightly entertaining but it was quite overpriced per each ticket. My son (almost 3) was only marginally entertained, which was a little disappointing and why I thought the tickets should have been cheaper.

This was so much fun! Our 10 month old son LOVED it!

My 3 year old liked it. He mentioned how loud it was and I agree. It was loud and we were on the floor level almost back row. The only voice we had trouble hearing was Katarina Kitty Cats. Sometimes she spoke too fast and high pitched that we could understand what she was saying. Otherwise my kid grasped the concept of the story. The show started 15 min after the start time. Intermission could have been soon. We'd probably go again if my toddler wanted, but I won't be telling my other parent friends that this was a MUST see.

Absolutely poor acting by all the characters. Their costumes were great up until the neck. They were using the head that actually revealed their own face. It was not a full face costume with a complete head that mascots would use in a sports event. Daniel tiger was the only one with a mascot like head. Kids were confused when they saw human face popping out of other characters. Actors were not speaking clearly and kids could barely understand them. Overall it was a poorly directed performance.

I'm sorry. I would have liked to say something positive but the whole thing was a rip off. Very loud music and acoustics, very boring repetitive story line that was not even ties together. very poor production and setting. You'd have thought that something like this would have a better budget. the theater was packed with grown up and kids who had purchased a ticket but were too young to sit in a seat by themselves. My granddaughter loves Daniel and friends ( I introduced her to him just like her dad watched Mr.Rogers) but to sum up our disappointment we left during the intermission. Could not take it anymore.

This was great for our 2 year old. He loved seeing trolly scroll across the wall before the show started. If this is your little ones first show, get your camera ready to take a picture of their face when the curtains open...such an exciting and wonderful explosion of color and music. I wish I had captured the look on my little guys face in a pic...seeing his expression is something I will never forget. Pay for the VIP ticket to get a meet and greet after the show.

The sound at this venue (Flint Center in Cupertino, CA) was so loud it hurt my toddler's ears & we were sitting pretty far back. He kept complaining and moving around. There were some kids screaming because it was too loud. It was too loud for my husband, 6 year old daughter, & me, too. Our kids still had fun, but I thought the show could have been more engaging. It was just a live version of one of the TV episodes basically. There wasn't any audience interaction except when one of the characters went around in the audience holding some colorful lights. Maybe this is still new & they need to work out the kinks. Hopefully, the show will get better. I'm willing to give it another shot when my baby is old enough to watch a show.

My daughter loved the show!!!!! She LOVES Daniel Tiger! I could not believe she stayed still and enjoyed the show! She even eventually had to get out of her seat to dance to the music! The play was great, the actor's were great as well! Really do recommend it if your little one loves Daniel Tiger!

The kids in the crowd were really excited to see Daniel Tiger, but there wasn't much beyond that. No one was engaged during the show. Our toddler was so bored we just left.

Both my sons are fans of Daniel Tiger. As a parent, I have always found the PBS program to be informative and wholesome. Since we live in San Francisco, I wasn't sure the show would be worth the drive but it was fantastic! My kids absolutely loved it. They sang all their favorite songs and my youngest swayed and danced to the music. I wish they had the show in San Francisco. I would definitely see it again!

My biggest complaint is with the cost of tickets and amount of shows, they really could have cast enough people so that actors did not have to double up on characters. Miss Elena was not in the school scene because she had to be the teacher. It would have been nice to be able to have everyone on the stage together. O the Owl was also Music Man Stan. I am not sure if the parents were doubled up also, they were really only in the beginning. Overall it was cute and my daughter enjoyed it I just feel with the amount they are making in tickets they could have spent a little more on the show.

The kids enjoyed it. But I found most previous bad reviews to be accurate. The sound was quite loud (although I think this may be intentional to drown out the crowds of kids in various states of happy screaming, upset screaming, etc) but a little lower would have been as effective and probably would cause a little less screaming from scared kids. The actor that played Daniel was good and true to character, but wow, the actor who played Daniel's Dad, Prince Wednesday, (and a variety of other characters) was shockingly bad. It was as if he has never once watched the TV show (or acted professionally, for that matter!) Anyway, the bottom line is our kid (2 1/2) enjoyed it, and older kids seemed to really love it. So that's what matters. For a bit more than twice the cost of a movie ticket, I think it was worth the experience and we are glad we went.

This was such a great performance. So much fun, singing and dancing!

My 2 and 4 year old both sat with open mouths through the whole performance. Nicely done!

It was cute, but the sound was so loud that both my kids started crying and asking to leave. We didn't make it to intermission.

My husband and I took our two granddaughters age 2 and 7. They loved every moment! Even the two year old who is very active sat and watched the whole thing and never asked to leave. The 7 yr. old sang and smiled the entire time! The theater was old and beautiful too. I loved it!

We recently attended the Daniel Tiger show and it was NOT good! It was a low funded production. Not to sure if Daniel Tiger brought their stuff or if they used the Abraham Chavez equipment. TERRIBLE Audio quality, hard to understand what characters where saying, hard to follow script, and visual displays were of poor quality. For the price we paid $40+ at ticket it was not worth the money that I spent!! Do NOT waste your money on this show!

My 2 year old was so excited to see Daniel Tiger Live. The show started 20minutes late and then went to a 15min intermission after 40min of show. It was already hard enough to entertain a 2 year old for over 20 minutes waiting for the show to start and then to add an intermission was frustrating. He was bored after about 20 minutes of the show. I only saw about 10 kids on the floor dancing to the music. There was no interaction between the characters and the audience. All the action was between the characters on the stage. For the price of the show for 2 adults and a ticket child, I was very disappointed and so was my little guy. I will happily continue to spend our entertainment funds on local arts and theater.