Nickelodeon Presents Storytime Live! Tickets

This was a show that appealed to my 2 year old. My 8 year old found it boring. Maybe he's getting too old but if it was a good enough show it would've held his interest. There were only 4 different scenes which I thought was too short for the price I paid per ticket. I was disappointed that the Wonder Pets didn't stick to their traditional show theme. Then again, this was for the kids. Nokia Theatre can at least do better with the quality of the snacks for the adults to enjoy. Thought the popcorn was too salty, pretzels were barely edible being hard and dry. But for the kids, I'd do it again.

i suggested next time if they can do more mascot's than regular people to portray the character.

Dora was so nasally it was difficult to sit through that portion of the show.

Great show!! Fun for all ages but my four year old LOVED it the most. Teaching good values and much needed skills. Would take my family again!!

My daughter who will soon be two, thoroughly enjoyed the show. It kept her attention the entire time.

It was a great show my daughter loved it. I would love to take her again.

I have a 3 and a 4 year old and they loved the show. I was affraid my 3 yr. old would get bored and wanted to wander around but she sat and watched and clapped and danced with everybody.

The event was very good, and it represented the Nick Jr. shows very well. However, I felt that all of the stories should have been more interactive live the Dora story. These are young kids sitting for more than an hour. They need stimulation! Dora was a great to end the show, but it would have been nice to have that excitement throughout; especially considering the price of the tickets.

The show kept my 2 year old very entertained. She was clapping, dancing and answering all the questions that the characters were asking.

We loved it! Great characters, stories and cast. It was a good time for all and we look forward to the next one.

Excellent event for the family. My child loved the show and it was truly good to see how interactive it was for children to answer back and dance. Truly you know it is a good show when you child leaps off their chair and starts dancing.

Great show recommended for 3 yr olds and up My 2 year old watched it on the big screens more like watching tv at home. My 10 yr old was bored but only cuz she said it's for lil kids. The show was great however ..

My 2yr son and 1yr nephew really enjoyed themselves. We all loved the wonder pets.

Overall, it was mildly successful. My friend and I both felt that the story line was too complicated and hard to follow. It would have been fantastic if there was more singing and dancing and less dialogue.

My 2.5 and 4 yr old enjoyed it but I have definitely seen them more excited about other shows we have seen. I thought the actors, costumes and sets were average at best and sometimes below average. I would not pay almost $70 a ticket to see it again.

We were all happy to have gone to see storytime live. This was our first time and my 13 month old baby girl enjoyed every minute of it. I like that the show got all the kids envolved dancing around. Im happy to say that i will be taking my daughter to the next one.

My 3-year old did not stop dancing, singing or smiling! I would go back again in a heartbeat. 1.5 hours was just the right amount of time for this performance.

My daughter love it she could not stop talking about it..

great show!! kids had a blast!! the seats were comfy and we had a perfect view of the stage.

Nickelodeon Presents Storytime Live is a fair show with many problems, most of which could be improved with some different decision making. The performances are good and the audience participation factor is commendable...but that's the most praise I can offer. For starters, the price is really exorbitant. With convenience charges and processing fees the average ticket price runs about $45 for adults AND children. By comparison, tickets for Yo Gabba Gabba Live (another Nick Jr. branded show) are cheaper and even include some take home souvenirs (plastic DJ Lance glasses). Charging a 4 year old the same price as an adult for a show that runs 95 minutes (with a 10 minute intermission!!) is a bit outrageous. The set design is fair, and the costumes, while interesting and innovative, are also strange for this kind of show. Geared at 3-8 year olds, I'm not sure why the producers chose to use more abstract costumes where the performers can plainly be seen behind the puppets they are controlling (a la the adult oriented "Avenue Q") I spent a good hour after the show trying to explain to my 4 year old why Ming Ming and Tuck had a person standing inside their body and why Moose had a man's face sticking out under his chin. This type of show would best be served having the performers fully costumed. Another issue I had was the content of the show. The inclusion of Alice In Wonderland characers in the WonderPets segment is bizarre and unnecessary. Also, I'm sure alot of people wondered - Where the heck was Diego?! Seriously? I paid $40 for my daughter to watch a 95 minute Nickelodeon themed show and they go out of their way to include Dora and NOT Diego? I don't get it. Walking out of the show, nearly every child and parent surrounding me asked the same question "Where was Diego??" It was very disappointing. Finally, my biggest gripe was the inclusion of an intermission. Do the producers realize who their audience is? This isn't broadway and no one needs a cigarette break. You've spent the last 45 minutes harnessing the attention spans of toddlers....don't ruin it with an intermission. Most of your audience doesn't need a bathroom break....most of them are going to the bathroom WHILE you're performing. When the intermission was announced, you could hear the collective groan from everyone in the audience. This isn't Phantom Of The Opera...please cut out the intermission.