Harlem Globetrotters Tickets

Honestly, tickets are expensive. They just are. BUT for a unique family experience that is good clean fun these are the tickets! High energy from the warm ups to the last autograph signed. Exciting to watch whether you know anything about basketball or not. Loads of comedy and genuine laughs. Great skills and athleticism! A thoroughly enjoyable unplugged memorable experience for Grandpa, Mom, Dad and 3 boys aged 10, 13 and 16 (none of which play ball). Worth the cash and highly recommended!

A great time for the whole family! Especially if you like shows that interact with the crowd. If not you may want to sit on the second level. Our group has been coming for a few years and will continue to come as long as they are in Rochester, MN!

My boys and me love this event. Great time, and will love if this event would be longer the time.

Took my son and a few of his friends for his birthday and they all had a great time. They loved getting to do the Magic Pass experience, but I do think they sold way too many Magic Pass tickets. For only having 30 minutes the kids only got to get through 2 of the stations because the lines were so long. Concession lines were insanely long the whole game and it didn't seem very efficient to only have one register open at the stand.

This was a great show my daughter was so excited. Wish the merchandise wasn't so expensive but loved that we got to meet with after to make it more personal. We are officially globetrotters fan and we lo e Ace and hammer

This was the first time I’d seen the Globetrotters since I was about 6 yo 50+ years old. It made a lasting impression and I finally had the chance to see them again taking my 6 and 4 yo grandkids. I splurged on front row seats behind the Globetrotters bench! The kids had a blast and players engaged with them when they could. A good time was had by all of us, 3 generations from 4 to 64!

We felt the game was entertaining. Our 10 year old son, who isn't really a basketball fan ate up the performance. We would consider attending an event again.

I really enjoyed the Harlem Globetrotters show! It was a great mix of funny skits and amazing basketball highlights. It's impressive how they put together such a fun, two-plus-hour show with what's basically a staged basketball game. I took my six-year-old son, who's not a sports fan at all. He'd rather be playing video games or watching YouTube. He wasn't thrilled about going, and he was a bit bored at first. But the Globetrotters totally won him over by the end. He was really happy he came.

I treated my adult son and 8-year-old grandson to the event in Fairfax, VA at the EagleBank Arena. The event was well worth attending. My grandson was especially thrilled to have been able to go. He thanked me continuously throughout the evening and the next day! That made me so happy because I have the fondest memory as a child of enjoying the show when my father took me. The only thing that I hope will be improved in the future is the sound system; however, the situation may have been beyond their control if it was the arena's equipment. Our seats were in Row T in the center section. It was very difficult sometimes to understand what the showmen were saying. Other than that, it was a delightful evening. Thank you.

Their engagement with the crowd was spot on. My grandson made his first shot. Nothing But Net! It made his day. He will be talking about this for a while.

We had floor seats, 2nd row. My grandkids loved it and we're very excited to be so close to the action. I give experiences instead of things for Xmas, and this was a winner.

Both my husband and I had seen the Globetrotters many years ago as youngsters, and it was a real treat to have the opportunity to enjoy them again! They were very entertaining, and it was refreshing to see so many kiddos enjoying the game as well. I was delighted to see two talented young ladies on the team! Really appreciate the Ford Center bringing them to Casper.

The Globetrotters just didn't dazzle us like they used to. Tickets and souvenirs were way overpriced. If you brought the price down, or at least charged less for kids, you would have had a lot more people there. It was a very small crowd and most people we talked to didn't go due to the prices.

It was awesome this was my 2nd time seeing them, it was my daughter’s first time for the three of them

My young grandson and his friend had time with the players prior to the game. They were amazed at all the skills on the court and had lots of laughs too. Afterwards they got many autographs from the team. A great experience at every level

We go to about a half dozen events at the capital one Arena and usually have a good experience. Unfortunately, the arena made some questionable decisions that impacted the quality of the event. There were too few concession stands open for the number of people that were there, and lines were 30-40 people deep and some ran out of food. The acoustics/speakers didn’t appear set up correctly which made the event hard to follow. The globetrotters themselves and halftime entertainment itself was very cute and fun. Disappointing that the arena had such a negative impact on the experience.

I saw the Globetrotters back in the days of Meadowlark Lemon and Curley Neal, and while the recent iteration at the Hershey Center this past weekend was good, they were by no means as entertaining as the "Old Days". During the first period, it seemed like a regular basketball game, but later things improved, with all of the expected tricks and slapstick. All of the players are definitely gifted athletes, but not the entertainers of the past.

Four grandkids enjoyed it tremendously. Six adults enjoyed it. Seeing the grandkids faces light up was priceless. After standing in line for their basketballs or jersey, they all chose to get signatures from the players knowing that they wouldn't get to play with the balls if they wanted to keep the signatures. They were all good with that. That says a lot for a 6 yr old and 9 year olds!

It was us and two of our grandsons that play basketball on their Middle School Teams. We have taken them to see the Globetrotters before. But, this time, we paid extra for the Magic Pass for both boys and it was disappointing. It was probably much more exciting for the younger kids that were there. But, we were under the impression that our boys were going to be on the court with some of the Globetrotters and they would learn a couple of the 'tricks' the Globetrotters do on the court. Our suggestion is that you are more descriptive in your explanation of what would be happening with the Magic Pass. And maybe even say it is suited for kids age 5 to 9. But, as usual the Globetrotters did an amazing job with their main show. The team all works very hard to include the audience in their fun!

Harlem Globetrotters were so much fun, very active with everyone, not one dull moment the entire time, friendly, funny, entertaining for sure. Must see and definitely will be back next year!