Game Grumps Tickets

The whole crowd of people chanting for similar goals and how we were put against one another was unforgettable. The show is too hard to describe I'd recommend this shows to any gamer or fan of game grumps alike.

If you have any doubts about going to see the Grumps, stop that and go. This show is amazingly funny while still being a good reminder of why we love these guys in the first place.

The rumor have come out! Going in, I thought the appeal might just be that I was seeing a few YouTube stars in person but the second the show started I knew it wouldn't just be a few hours of them riding on star power. These guys are at least as funny live as they are online and the show was so good, even staff who had never heard of them were having an awesome time. I highly recommend seeing these guys. Be prepared for a long line.

I didn't know what to expect from a live version of their youtube show, but it was literally that; a game grumps show in front of an audiance. Not only was it a great show, but those guys know how to involve the crowd in their show. Danny and arin played Mario party 10, 4 player mode. Every game that came up, they picked two random people from the crowd to come up and play with them. Fantastic and fun show. What was a bit bothersome though was that the organization hosting the event stopped letting people in when the show happened. There was at least 100 people still outside. Not only that, but the way they organized for people to enter took about an hour an a half.

Incredibly engaging! Great energy. Plenty of audience participation. If you're a fan of the Game Grumps in any way you're pretty much guaranteed to have a good time.

To begin you don't have to be a game grumps fan to be able to enjoy this but it's not something you should take your eight year old kid to. Overall it's a great time to be enjoined wI think friends

The Game Grumps show was amazing, and the best live show of any kind I've ever attended. While there were a couple technical difficulties that made the show start late, it was worth the wait. Arin and Danny were hilarious and engaging, and it was easy to see how much joy they got out of doing the show. I would absolutely love to attend another show if they tour in the area again.

I would totally go see them again, and if I could I would see them everytime! They were hilarious, very interactive, and kind.

The staff were very organized in directing people into the theatre. The show was very enjoyable and I would definitely see it at this location again. Worth the 5-hour long drive to see the Game Grumps.

Danny and Arin are just like you would expect in person after watching their YouTube channel. It was a small theater which made it seem like you were hanging out with them in the same room. They were very interactive with the audience which was fun. Personally, I would've liked to see more of them and less of the audience on stage. They were on stage 1 hour 15 min. Most of that time was calling people on stage to play a level with them which included every audience member hugging them and/or wanting pictures, etc. The last 15 minutes was spent on Q&A. While I can appreciate the fact that they do not want to have a Game Grumps episode, I was there to watch them, not the audience and felt like I didn't get enough of Danny & Arin. I still recommend the show though because it was not expensive and it was fun overall.

Pretty much one of the best nights of my life! I did not go to this show expecting to experience all that I did! I was chosen to go up on stage by Vernon, who was also amazingly nice, and I got to play Mario Party with the Game Grumps! For 1500 people?! I got hugs from Danny and Arin too, and I got to yell at them for giving me the wrong controller! It's just an extremely unifying experience as well, I was getting high fives on my way back to my seat, and people were congratulating me on almost winning after the show. I can't write a cohesive review because I'm still in shock I had Danny's arm around me, and that I got to play games with the Game Grumps, but all-in-all, a super fun show that gets the audience working together, and everyone involved in the show was so nice and gave awesome hugs! From a huge fan on the east coast <3

These guys came onto the stage with great energy. They're involvement of the audience really made our trip to Boston worth it. My friend got to go on stage and play a game with them. Everyone in the crowd was cheering and having a great time. I will definitely be going to the next one.

Everything I had hoped for and more from a Grumps show.

There was a lot of audience interaction. It was a lot of fun and there were many moments that made it better than just watching a video.

Game Grumps Live provided a phenomenal, interactive, hilarious experience that goes above and beyond most comedy shows, and was well worth the price and wait.

I am a longtime fan of the Game Grumps and I was beyond excited that they planned to do a show in Boston, so of course I bought tickets! I got mezzanine seats, so I was pretty sure I wouldn't get to meet them. This was definitely the best show I've ever been too, not only because Danny and Arin were fantastic, but they made sure to choose people from all parts of the audience, not just the floor! I actually had an empty seat next to me, and Vernon took that seat, so when it came time tonpick someone to go onstage, he picked me. I am still shaking over the fact that I got to meet and play videogames with the guys I watch on youtube everyday! I WILL NEVER FORGET IT!!

Show started over an hour late due to technical issues, and we wound up standing outside past the scheduled start time. Video capture for the audience looked awful, but it was the best they could do under the circumstances. The show was very funny, but a bit on the short side, and I wish more of the Grump crew had come along for the trip. Overall, a very fun show, however.

This show was like hanging out with your funniest friends in the world. They were very appreciative of their fan base. There was audience participation. It was just epic, and I am just the wife of a gamer. I don't even play video games!

So the live show in Boston was kind of jank—there were some technical difficulties with the HDMI feed that essentially meant we were looking at a poor video-camera quality of the game the Grumps were playing. It didn't bother me overmuch though, and the audience was fine with it too (I mean at that point there wasn't really much anybody could do anyway, and we were *there* to see the physical forms of Danny and Arin more than anything else so in my opinion the make-or-break experience really comes down to them). And they were great! They are both great improvisors, they handle and interact with the audience really well & respectfully, and ofc they are very funny! One friend I went with said he felt it was like watching an episode of Grumps, but I actually disagree with him. It felt a lot more chaotic than that, and most of the Grumps' energy felt focused on us the fans vs each other—i.e. it felt like the spoke to us more than to each other. Actually, sometimes I found myself wishing they would interact with the audience less and have it be *more* like a normal episode with me assuming more of a spectator role again, but maybe that would defeat the purpose of seeing them live! The bottom line is that they were obviously dedicated to the fans, their show featured heavy audience interaction, a Q&A, a lot of fun energy, and all the Grumpy goodness we know and love from them! Not sure if this is important to anyone, but the game they played at the Boston event was Mario Party 10, 4-player. Dan was player 1 (by accident), Arin was player 2, and the audience was split into Players 3 & 4. Reps were chosen from the audience to come up and play mini-games against the grumps. My team won! WA-LU-I-GI!! ^__^