Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Tickets

My 3, almost 4, year old absolutely loved the show. Even from the balcony he felt a part of everything. My 5, almost 6, year old said she was too big but found herself dancing and having the best time when she found she knew all of the songs they sang. I worried their attention span wouldn’t last the show but they were hooked the entire time. This was a special event part of their birthday month of celebration and was an absolute hit!

Adorable show, perfect amount of time. My five-year-old loved it!

It was great except we arrived when show was starting and could not locate our seats; we could also not locate folks to assist us in locating our seats other than that one moment it was awesome. Very friendly staff.

This was a great show for my two year old daughter. Costumes were strange on some characters but overall a good show. My little one loved the singing. Great theater!

A talented cast danced, sung and told stories that captured the attention of the mostly toddler audience. The show moved quickly and was a fun 75 minutes for everyone!

Not worth extra money for meet and greet. Only stood in line for a picture with our camera.

There was no plot. There should have, at the very least, been a plot.

There was snow/sleet falling, yet the event staff were outside ensuring safe crossings for theater goers and directing traffic. Some signage or markings in the parking lot, or better direction where to park would've been nice

I spent $400 on tickets and meet and greet passes. With this being a PBS event, I expected a little bit more of a production. I know this is a kids’ show; but it reminded me of a low budget high school production, it should have been high school production pricing. The only character in full costume was Daniel Tiger. Margaret was a stuffed animal. No you didn’t read that wrong. She was a stuffed animal. My kids could have put this kind of a production on at home. Highly disappointed.

Third row seats were awesome. Cute show for the kiddos!! Two suggestions would be have something more interactive before the show in addition to Trolley flashing all over the walls & ceiling of the theater. Have more photo opportunities other in addition to cardboard of the characters on Trolley.

Best gift for my 3 year old granddaughter! The show was perfect...she loved singing along and was engaged the whole time!

We really enjoyed this show! Quick-paced to keep attention of the little ones, and filled with all of the familiar Daniel Tiger songs and lessons. The cast was fantastic, and the set was cute as well. I loved that there was a little intermission. My kids won’t stop talking about the singing garbage pails!

This show was awesome my little really enjoyed it. It was her first show.

Show was great make it more user friendly to download tickets

Such a great show! Ages 1, 3 & 7 LOVED it. It was so entertaining for all ages

This was a very fun event. My daughter is 3 years old, and she is a big fan of Daniel Tiger. This show captivated her and held her attention the entire time. It was nice to have a brief intermission with snacks available for purchase. The cast and crew put on a great show!

My grandchildren enjoyed the show. They kept asking to go back to see Daniel and Caterina. I

Great seats, think sound could’ve been much better

My three year old LOVED when we saw Paw Patrol Love at the Boch Center, but this production wasn’t quite up to par. It was at the Lynn Auditorium and the acoustics and visibility weren’t great, even though we bought good seats in the “center orchestra” section. The production didn’t keep her attention - the only time she really was happy was when there were songs, and there weren’t that many and they were all really short. About 20 minutes in she said “I want to go home” - this from a kid with an incredible attention span. We left at intermission.

The show was cute. The songs were able to catch the attention of my 17 month old. My 3 year old was able to focus. The timing of the show was okay. They offered 2pm and 5:30pm on a Sunday. For the age group, 2pm tends to be nap time and 5:30 could be hitting bed time. I would recommend considering that for future shows. With already overtired children (as mentioned nap time), the show didn’t start right at 2. It was about 10 minutes late. It’s hard to keep the focus of toddler aged kids while waiting for the show to start. The kids liked it, but i wish timing was better.