Kellogg's Tour Of Gymnastics Champions Tickets

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I highly recommend attending this event

Great time and worth the mid-price tix not sure if worth higher priced tix

I had a really great time but I think for the price, we should have been afforded the opportunity to meet and greet the champions for all ticket holders. Great evening event!

The Kellogg's Tour was the best event I have ever been to in my life. I would highly recommend to anyone of all ages. Also I would go to another if given a chance to go to a 2017 tour

My 12 year old daughter thoroughly enjoyed this event...particularly seeing her Olympuc idols up close! She was too be mesmerized to realize that it was more of gymnastics-lite exhibition set to music. As an adult I completely understand that the gymnasts aren't going to risk getting hurt while performing done of their more complicated skills, but I was expecting a bit more than what we saw. It was fun but the price tag was a bit steep for what we saw. On a side note, the male gymnasts were a nice consolation prize for the moms in the crowd ;)!

Excellent show with plenty of action to keep kids engaged. Great talent on display

Loved everything about the show, Sam mikulak is pure perfection. All the other athletes were amazing as well! Donnell dance moves are insane! Loved everything about the show!

The tour of gymnastics was great. Seeing team USA up close and in person was fantastic and will be an unforgettable experience.

For the most part I enjoyed my time at the Kellogg's Tour of Gymnastics Champions and the Verizon Center in DC is a great place for it. I paid the $300+ and purchased the VIP seats and we were second row from the floor near center stage. I went mainly to see the Men's team as most of them will probably be moving on to other endeavors after this tour because for most this was their 2nd or 3rd Olympics and I wanted to congratulate them. The show had a lot of energy and the crowd was engaged. There were some things that worked well, and some that did not. I mostly enjoyed the actual gymnastics skills on the Parallel Bars, High Bar and Rings. A lot of it was synchronized and worked well. Brandon Wynn joined the tour in DC and it was great to see him. I still think he is the best in the world on rings. But my favorite is always Jake Dalton and he knows how to put on a show. There was a bit too much dancing this time around and the choreography as a bit off. There was a big emphasis on glow in the dark fluorescents this time around. Some worked well like the rhythmic 3-D boxes, others like the GITD suits did not. My biggest complaint though was that they sold way too many VIP tickets this year. Way more than when I went to the same venue and saw them in 2012. Lines were too long, people had to sit too far away for the Chalk Talk and I gave up waiting in line after the show for an autograph after a little more than an hour and I was still pretty far back.

The show was fine but we spent a ton of money on the VIP package because my daughter was thrilled to meet the gymnasts at the autographs. The wait was endless and the line was poorly managed. When we got to the table, the gymnasts didn't talk to any of the kids - they were only talking to each other. The men were more friendly, but the final five could not have cared less that their biggest fans were so excited to meet them. They didn't even say "hi" to the kids - just passed the items to sign down the row while chatting with the gymnasts next to them. Very rude and disappointing. The men gave high fives to the kids as they went down the row, but the women didn't even acknowledge kids were there.

Not what I was expecting. More of a circus-type acrobatic show than an exhibition (i.e.: non-competitive) gymnastics event. LOUD music was NOT enjoyable.

The Kellogg's Champions Tour was undeniably one of the best experiences my little lady and I have shared together! You could physically see the inspiration in her eyes! I loved it too!

All the gymnastics were great. Show was full of energy!

It was wonderful to see the U.S. Olympics gymnastics stars (Simone Biles, Aly Raisman, Gabbie Douglas, etc.),along with other top U.S. gymnasts. Particularly enchanting was seeing Simone's floor routine. The show also featured excellent presentations by many other gymnasts by women and men alike. Anybody expecting to see a rousing show from the Olympic gymnastics stars would be somewhat satisfied, but also disappointed. Here's why: 1. The real stars of the evening were the members of the U.S. Olympics woman's gymnastics team. However, they gave what amounted to pretty much cameo appearances. I had hoped to see much more from them. They also didn't give it their all, as they had done in the Olympics, opting for simpler routines without risk: rather, for demonstration purposes. 2. The show included far too much "filler" in the form basically of dance numbers (with proficient but mediocre choreography, and none too inspiring). On top of all of this, the the event was far overpriced. For second-tier seats, $100! Already spent for this year, unfortunately, but I doubt I would buy tickets for this price again next time around. So, if you want to see Olympic stars and see some good gymnastics, go see the show. If you are looking for more than cameo views of some of the greatest athletes on the planet, and if you are looking for a reasonably priced show, don't bother. overpriced,

The show is much better than 4 years ago. I really liked the rhythmic gymnast and acrobatics pair. I was disappointed that Lauren Hernandez was not there.

One of the best performances I've seen in a while. Music was great and the performers were great. Can't wait to see them again

For the price it was okay. I wished that there were more screenings and close ups on the athletes to really witness the experience.

It was thrilling to see the athletes however, unless you have close seats you really can't see what's going on. There is no live video feed to see better. There was a seemingly nice video montage but it was blocked by the lighting set up so we couldn't see it. Unless you're willing to splurge on the very lower level seats you might be disappointed.

Show was great! But Barclays had no TV projection of the show on big screens. Had decent seats and could hardly see a thing. Very disappointing.

Very Nice entertaining funny beautiful dance! Colorful