PAW Patrol Live! "A Mighty Adventure" Tickets

Our family thoroughly enjoyed the show. Our child loved seeing each pup and all the catchy songs. My spouse and I enjoyed the enthusiasm and skill of the cast. Great dancing and scenery. Would recommend!

The costumes and set design were well done, but the sound was not very loud, so sitting up high in the theatre, you couldn’t hear anything the cast was saying and couldn’t understand anything that was going on. Very frustrating after spending almost $300 for tickets.

This show was bad and not worth the money. The theater was way too big for small children to stay engaged if you’re far from the stage…which even the tickets in the back were expensive. My kids really like Paw Patrol but this didn’t keep them entertained at all. I would not recommend.

I wanted to share my experience attending the Paw Patrol show at the Wang Theater in Boston. This is a historic venue and, normally, hosts wonderful programs. However, I must emphasize that the show did not meet our expectations and is not worth the full-priced ticket. The storyline felt disjointed, lacking cohesion, and it appeared to underestimate children's intelligence. Unfortunately, this is how was label Paw Patrol-junk food tv. Rather than engaging the audience, the show relied heavily on loud, exaggerated performances that overwhelmed rather than entertained. At the very least, you would think the stage set would be impressive but in fact was basic. We have attended various price ranges of kid-friendly theater programs and this is at the bottom.

The show was cute, but it was LOUD. So LOUD. It was not necessary for it to be so obnoxiously loud that you could hear it clearly outside the doors. I felt like the actors were shouting their lines into their mics, which were turned all the way up. At most points you couldn’t make out what they were saying because of it.

My 4 yr old twins loved the show. The length of time was worth every penny. VIP plus meet and greet was so exciting. Sat in the 4 row bottom. We will be back!

Sound quality was so poor we had a hard time making out what was being said so we couldn’t follow the story. We left at intermission.

We got the tickets for our little boy for his birthday and we loved it, he was even singing along to some of the songs! Definitely would do it again

Show was cute. Villian was the best most accurate part. Was disappointed there was not more live like theatrics. Balloons were even fake on the stage.

Took our granddaughter to this show so she could see her favorites Skye and Everett. She loved it! Very entertaining!!

Four-year-old watched the entire show and enjoyed it, although it seems a bit long for people of that age. He had his picture taken, as did adults, with some of the characters and really liked that. The staff paid attention to him and made him feel comfortable before and during the photo shoot. Only real complaint is the singing was hard to understand, especially during the sing- alongs. We couldn’t understand what we were supposed to sing.

The stageplay was an amazing addition to the paw patrol mighty movie. It brought back my favorite villain in the franchise without reusing mayor humdinger again.

Compared to Bluey, which we saw at Fox Theatre last summer paw patrol just did not compare. The audio quality was poor, often times we could not hear the entertainers, and it made it hard for the little ones (and parents even) to sing and dance along. The quality of the content wasn’t great either. Overall, the show just was not nearly as engaging or easy to follow as we had hoped it would be.

Compared to the last 4 years, this new story was a real snoozer. It was mostly played on screen. As I look back through the pictures of previous shows, there is so many more theatrical elements. This years was more played on a screen than anything else. Last year there were flying pups and jelly fish and giant sea weed, lots of moving props. This year was basically just stationary brick buildings, And a stationary evil genius lair. And a floating star ant the end. And I get it, the setting is down town and in the city. The runaway train scene was the best scene!!! We knew the evil genius was going to shrink the pups, so why not have RC cars on the stage for part of the scene? It just felt like the creativity was a little lackluster compared to previous Paw Patrol Live shows. The pups didn’t even have their rescue vehicles…. Not one time. Paw Patrol is known for their vehicles, so please add them into the storyline. Oh, and no Chicaletta….. 😭 I also did like the news reported in the clouds, that was fun to watch, and when his jacket was covered in pizza toppings when he came out of the pizza shop.

Kid loved it but you could not understand anything said. Had to use visual

Show was good, my 6 and 3 year old were entertained the whole time. However, the speakers were turned up too loud for the balcony. It was hard to understand the speaker and often it would just be painfully loud. Would have been well served to turn them down a bit.

Sound quality was terrible. Some characters couldn't be heard while others were ear piercingly loud. The "story"was too busy and hard to follow. We were not the only ones who left early.

It was a great experience me and my husband brought our daughter and Neice and they absolutely loved it.

I went with my 3 year old Grandson and he absolutely loved it. The actors and their costumes were fantastic. We were in the second row and got to do a meet and greet, after. The meet and greet was perfectly put together and definitely a highlight. He now loves looking at the pictures with him and his favorite character, Marshall.♥️ The only thing that could have been better would have been to have more comfortable seating and not feel so crunched in because the rows are so tight.

We took our 3-year-old granddaughter and had a blast. I would definitely do this again. All the actors did a wonderful job and we did the VIP experience and that was priceless!