Erth's Prehistoric Aquarium Adventure Tickets

It was amazing interactive show for all ages. Props came out into the audience. It was super cool and educational at the same time. The ladies that did the show were amazing!!! My son and I would definitely see this show again.

The first 15 minutes was far too detailed for young children and difficult to understand the Australian accent. When the puppets appeared, everyone was excited. When they came into the audience, the children loved it. Unfortunately, the show was far too short and should have been at least 15-20 minutes longer.

The information itself was fine, and the venue is a classic, but the performers are simply not engaged with the vast majority of the audience. All their attention was directed at the first few rows. The rarely looked up to address the balcony, mezzanine, or even the back of the orchestra. There was no pre announcement that there would be related activities for kids, so we arrived just in time for the performance. By contrast, we have seen the Wild Krats live shows and those two engage the audience fully. Also, the show was quite short, so I am glad I did not pay premium prices.

An educational presentation that had zero appeal for our 6 and 11 year old-entertainment value quite low. Over and done in less than 1 hour. Quite an expense and loss of time that could have been better spent in a local museum.

I bought tickets after a great experience to Erth's Dinosaur Zoo last year. The show was a hug disappointment. It was only 40-45 minutes long. I would not recommend.

It would have been good if they didn’t talk for the first 15 minutes and the show was longer than an hour. I also bought there would be more audinfvinteraction. 6 or 7 kids got to participate in stage and if I weren’t them you got nothing. Just disappointed there wasn’t more to it. The 15 minute skit with the krinosaurous and pleismosaurus was good. Just should have been more of that.

The show consists of two parts: the first, with a pretend-tank screen, the second, with large reptile puppets and kids on stage. This second part is the heart of the show, and it is really spectacular. BUT far two short. The whole show is 45 mins, but the good part probably is some 20 or 25 mins. Even my child, who gets bored easily, complained that it was over too soon!

While the show was enjoyed by the children.. I feel that for the price that I paid for the tickets the show should have been longer.. the entire show was 50 minutes and the first 10-15 was pretty much talking which my 5 year old grandsons were not interested in.. they were there to see dinosaurs

This show was pretty good. It wasn’t as good as the Dinosaur Zoo show. It seemed very short for the price. The puppets are very neat but unlike the first show the dinosaur zoo they don’t let you interact with the puppets afterwards or go on stage afterwards. That was kind of a bummer. Could have included more so the price didn’t quite justify the show.

Only 50 minutes long with a 20 minute intro of talking. The show would have been good if it was standard show time but not worth the price paid.

The build up to the "fun" stuff took too long, then when the interesting looking puppets came out, it was too short. The show was over as soon as it began. This is also a show where it really helps to be sitting in the front.

Most issues were with the facility. No ability to darken the theater sufficiently for this type of performance. Sound amplification left much to be desired. Incident prevented anyone from entering the theater until after posted start time. Slope of seating too shallow especially for a performance where the audience is largely small children. Street approach terrible as people continued to block street letting passengers out in one lane road. Parking options severely limited. The show itself was very short, only about an hour. It was written entirely as entertainment for small children though the puppetry was very sophistocated. Number of puppets was too few. A lot of jokes about social media that fell flat and weren't funny. The YouTube preview would have been sufficient as a replacement for the entire show. I attended as a puppet maker and got 5 minutes value. As theater, even children's theater, it left much to be desired, especially at this price point.

The show is fun and kids will like it. Parents need to know it is short (Possibly an hour) and VIP is only about 10-15 min extra time so for the $38 price difference I can't say it was worth it overall and I am not sure if it was just the venue I saw it at or the show overall but delays! Delayed for the VIP starting and the show about 20 on the VIP and about 25-30 on the show so be aware of that.

My great-niece enjoyed this and stated "they should make learning at school fun like this". However she was very disappointed, the puppets crowd surfed the lower level and she missed out on that because we had balcony seats. To anyone considering this, I strongly suggest floor seat for an interactive experience.

Kids are engaged and the show itself is very entertaining for the little ones. Problem is that show only lasted 50-60 minutes. They need a few more dinosaurs and it would be much better

The audience engagement was best ever! It kept the attention of the little ones every minute of the production. The two six year old boys I escorted were both begging to see it again before we even got out of the theatre!

Our 3 year old boy loves everything sea creatures. He had the best time!

My 11 and 12 year old enjoyed it, but my 7 year old got a little bored for the first half. Overall I think it was cute.

A little boring at times... it fast pace enough for little preschoolers.