Pee-wee’s Big Adventure 35th Anniversary Tour with Paul Reubens Tickets

Paul’s show was great but the microphone kept going out and no one came out to help him, his mic went out more than 5 times and torwards the end a sound tech came out to finally help. I think they should’ve helped him the first time. Then when he was talking about a slide he wanted the audience to see he was cueing the staff and it didn’t come on the screen, it seemed like the sound and visuals staff weren’t very supportive. I still enjoyed the show and think the actor Paul handled it perfectly, I just wished someone helped him earlier.

Like pretty much everyone, I have always loved this movie, so the opportunity to celebrate it with a post-screening talk by the man himself was way too good to pass up. The screening was really well done because it started with about 10 minutes of footage from MTV's original broadcast of the film's 1985 premiere in Hollywood. After the screening ended, we got another 5-10 minutes of post-premiere footage from MTV, so it almost felt like we'd been transported back to 1985 and were watching it real-time for the first time. So why 4 stars instead of 5? I opted for the meet-and-greet, which I figured would be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. I don't regret it at all, but have to say I was hoping for a bit more. While everything ran pretty much on time, Paul was unenthusiastic, and said almost nothing to me or the people who went immediately before and after me. So if you're going to this and considering buying the photo op, it's worth it just to meet Paul in person -- just be prepared for a pretty underwhelming encounter.

only for the hardcore pee-wee herman fans.merchandise was way too expensive.I'm so glad they didn't decide to show the new pee-wee's big holiday movie(on netflix).because that one was written by a 5th grader.but it was pretty cool getting to see paul rueben talk about the making of both films.I was excited to go home & be able to watch the new Big Holiday movie which I didn't know about until he was talking about it that night.and it had already been out for a few years.But when I got home & tried to watch it ,I only lasted for the 1st 20 min.I was like,What A JOKE.this seemed more like it shoulda been the practice movie before he made the Big Adventure or somethin.Don't watch it;your respect for pee-wee might disappear

My inner 6 year old is still shrieking. It was a childhood dream come true. I'm so thankful he decided to do this. Definitely go.

My inner 6 year old is still shrieking. It was a childhood dream come true. He's lovely & I'm so thankful he decided to do this.

Had a great time, wasn’t cheap but definitely worth the experience. The crowd was great, Paul Rubens was entertaining and the behind the scenes photos/videos were fun to see. The Wiltern, with its floor crammed with rows of old fold out chairs and $20 beers, was a pretty lame venue for a movie. Other than that, merch table was somewhat limited and about double the price you’d expect.

First off, it would be nice if the venue had its own parking. Street and pay lots are a pain and can be hard to find. Second we had to lock up our phones for a 35 year old movie, so we had no idea what time it was. No one wears a watch anymore! The show started late and ran until almost 11 pm. Tough on a school night with kids, when he said he was going to try not to go on too long. The Wiltern is a very strange place. We were sitting on bar stools. The whole lower level had temporary seating. The concession prices were outrageously expensive. $7 for a small popcorn. It would have been nice if he took some questions from the audience. Some of the stories he told were interesting and entertaining. I thought my kids would like it, having seen the movie before, but they were bored and didn't like. My 10-year old daughter was freaked out by large Marge and wanted to leave right after. Unfortunately, it was not a very good experience. Would not go again for the 40th, 45th, or 50th anniversary.

It was a great experience! Loved hearing the memories he had from filming.

It was super enjoyable to watch this movie with so many PeeWee fans. Paul Reubens could’ve gone on for ever talking about the process of making his first film. Bravo!

Had such an amazing time ! I Felt like a kid again and was able to share my joy with so many other fans around me in costumes with such cool memorabilia . We love you Paul !! ❤️

The movie is a classic and Paul Ruebens shared a little behind the scenes moments of the the making of the movie... I would have like a few cast members to be present to share the overall experience... I grew up with Pee-Wees playhouse.... and I adore Paul Rubens...

The movie was great to see again with a large group of fans, but the Q&A needs a lot of work. Maybe a multimedia presentation. Music, guests, photos, etc...

I loved watching the movie with a crowd and the talk Paul Reubens Gabe was an insiders treat. I would have enjoyed it a lot more if I had not been sitting in the most uncomfortable theater seat ever. The first row of the mezzanine in Spreckles Theater is worse than any coach airline. Absolutely no leg room. Couldn’t cross my legs or straighten them. Sooo painful.

It was great to watch the classic film Pee Wee's Big Adventure followed by Paul Reubens on stage sharing personal information and details about making the film. Pee Wee is a true American Icon.

I bought the VIP package and I am so happy I did. Granted, he wasn’t too personable.... but i don’t care. I paid for the experience and that’s exactly what I had. It was surreal to see this movie on the big screen again. And to have him come out after to talk about the making of the movie was great.

Best night ever of my favorite movie ever! Paul Reubens is so funny, kind and generous. The Behind the Scenes stories are priceless, entertaining and inspiring. Great to introduce the Next Generation to the art of Pee-wee Herman. A Must for Pee-wee Fans!!! "Hope you find your bike, Man"

This was such a fantastic 35th-anniversary screening of “Pee-wee Herman’s Big Adventure” with Paul Reubens coming on stage after, sharing photos, how it was to work with Tim Burton & Danny Elfman, telling us about behind the scenes, and how much he appreciated that even after 35 years, this movie still meant so much to so many people. He even shared a funny story about a butterfly and turning three, and a touching story about his parents attending the opening. I think it must be a sign of things to come.

What a fun night! Got to see Peewee's Big Adventure on the big screen and then Paul Reuben's talked for a good 90 minutes or more afterward. Only reason I didnt give 5 stars is the venue has some issues. My husband's seat was falling apart and the restrooms near the balcony were no longer in service so you had to go a long way out to use a restroom. I love a historic theater but this one needs some maintenance. Our friends had a ig screw fall out of their seat as well.

Seeing this movie on the big screen made my life! Paul Reubens is amazing, hilarious, sweet etc etc! I will be thinking about this night for years! I wish I could rewind and relive this event! Spreckles theater in San Diego is beautiful and historic and the process of checking in was smooth, and they even had a bar! It was all just so wonderful!

From beginning to end, this presentation was spectacular! The MTV premiere footage was new to me and really funny. The movie was just as good this time as it always has been. Paul Reubens’ after presentation was enlightening and humorous. Reliving this event has been a hot topic at work this week.