The Price Is Right Live - Stage Show Tickets

This show is definitely worth seeing! The host, announcer, and stage model all had great energy, and that adds to the whole experience. The rules for the stage show are different then the TV show, but I think that it was better, since so many more audience members the chance to win!

Hours before the show we saw a few people in Price is Right T-shirts a few blocks from the theater. I that it was a co-incidence. Nope. We were a few of the only people that didn't "dress" for the occasion. It was a crazy party atmosphere. The show was great too! :) Todd Newton was a great host. He made people feel welcome and added to the fun. Andy Martello was fantastic as the Announcer (the "come on down" guy). As amped as the crowd was, he really ramped up the excitement of the crowd. He did a lot more than just describe the prizes. He was very funny too. I wouldn't be surprised to see him hosting the show soon.

The classic games, the excitement, the rush, and I didn't even get picked to play. If you like the TV show, you will love the live experience. Play along with your friends if you don't get called to "come on down." Whatever you do, don't miss out on the chance.

I purchased my tickets and read the reviews afterwards- big mistake!!!! The common denominator in all of the negative reviews were "the show was not worth it" and I agree. In total there were 21 contestants chosen(4 for each showcase, 3 for to spin the wheel and 2 for the showcase showdown). My biggest beef was the selection process for the contestants. My friend and I showed up early(5pm)and registered to be contestants. During that time there were a couple of people there since the event started at 8 - this meant our registration to be a contestant was at the bottom of the pile. The prizes were fairly decent, but in my opinion they should have picked way more contestants. It was not a complete negative experience though, on a positive note the host was phenomenal and the games were exactly like the games on the actual Price is Right show.

This show exceeded my expectations. It was entertaining, funny and nostalgic. I highly recommend seeing the show when it comes to your town.

The best time ever! We never had so much fun watching people have fun. Todd and Andy provided a fun time for all. The model was beautiful and looked gorgeous in her outfits. Please bring this show back again! It obviously was a success since it sold out in about 10 minutes!

The rules for the stage show are very different from the show on television. Four new contestants are chosen each round, so you only have one shot to get on stage to play a pricing game. The winners of the pricing games do not get to spin the wheel. They pick three more random people for that. Two more random people are chosen for the showcase showdown, rather than the winners of spinning the wheel. They both bid on the same showcase. The winner has to be within $100 to win all the showcase items, including an electric bike, two trips, and a Chevy Sonic. While more people get chosen to be on stage, the chances of winning anything significant is very small. This show should be considered entertainment purposes only.

Overall, a good time. Was VERY disappointed that instead of Todd Hunter, Jerry Springer was host. Found many of his comments inappropriate and mildly offensive.

Attended a show in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. and I was completely dissatisfied. They did not play the Price is Right like the regular show. They also don't call all 50 names like they advertise in the promotion. Left there completely disappointed. Jerry Springer wasted more time telling stupid jokes than worrying about the game show.

Loved the show. The host and announcer were great and there were lots of chances to get up on stage. The whole event was a blast. I definitely recommend it. And if you are over 75, I recommend lifting a few weights before coming. The older ladies at the wheel had a hard time getting it all the way around!

If you are like me and don't really have time to watch TV at all anymore, you will still love this show! I remember my grandparents watching the Price Is Right, but I didn't remember all the game details, like the sub games like Cliff Hanger and Plinko! It brought back some good memories of watching this show with grandparents. Just to be able to hear the words 'Come On Down' from the announcer will be worth the price of admission! If you are a fan of the show, then this is a must see show and if your not, like I said, this will still be an awesome entertaining show. And it is funny to watch real life audience members get all excited, just like you see in older Price Is Right film footage! I would say about 80% of the crowd was all dressed up in Price Is Right fashion! So if you go, don't forget to play the part, if you like that kind of thing! Just having the name tag was enough for me! and a nice souvenir! The announcer Andy Martello and the host, Todd Newton, play awesome together and the light banter with the crowd is cheerful and funny!

This is one of those shows that you would wish wouldn't end

After reading other reviews, it pretty much comes down to people either loved the show or hated the show. I'm somewhere in between. Being a TPIR fan for almost 40 years, I never saw myself being able to travel to California to see a live taping. So when I saw it was coming to a local venue, I was very excited and bought tickets immediately. I can say that I had very high expectations for the show. If you plan on attending, there are a few things to mention before you go. One reviewer said most of this info is in the rules, but I never saw them when purchasing my tickets. 1. Drew Carey does NOT host the show. George Gray is NOT the announcer either. Todd Newton was the host. He looked vaguely familiar, but I couldn't remember who he was. {Note: You get a short bio on him as part of the show.} He was entertaining and funny as host and was very nice to all the fans waiting in line outside when he showed up for the show...lots of hugs and selfies. 2. Being picked as a contestant for the show is totally random. When purchasing the tickets, the website said to be at the box office three hours before show time to get registered to be a contestant. My wife and I took the day off to go early and spend some time together before getting inn line at 4:30 since the show started at 7:30. We parked close to the theatre and decided to walk by it to see if any people were in line yet. No one was there yet and as we walked by the theatre, some employees of the theatre stopped us and told us where the line would start and what time they would start registering people to be contestants...which turned out to be 3:30...an hour earlier that on the website. We left there, had lunch, came back by the theatre and people where starting to line up. My wife and I were #7 and #8 in line. After about three hours of waiting, we were each handed a card asking for our first and last names and month and day of birth. We were told that we could be going in to register and would need our tickets and a form of ID. Once the doors opened to register, we were shuffled to one of twelve people sitting at tables. That person checked your ID and tickets, put your name of the price tag, gave to you and told you to put the card with your name and birthday in a basket and "Good luck!" No interview process or anything along the Hollywood version of the show. Just so you know, the line for registering took a couple of hours. After we finished, we sat at a bar across the street and watched people go thru the line. Also, you don't have to buy a ticket to be a contestant. You can register to be a contestant and possibly be selected to participate without ever buying a ticket. That doesn't seem fair to us people who paid good money to have the chance to play. Also, with the selection being random, there were people chosen as contestants who didn't even seem like they want to play. I remember one lady taking a couple of minutes to make it to the stage because she was just walking casually. I was very disappointed by the selection process. Also, making elaborate TPIR shirts won't do you any good...save your money. 3. The show is very short in my opinion. I was expecting the show to last two to two and a half hours. It barely grazed an hour and a half. I'd say only a third to a half of that time was actually game playing. In total, there were four bid and stage prize rounds, two wheel rounds and the showcase showdown. The rest of the time is either video clips of the show on a screen or the host interacting with the audience. 4. If you should be selected to "COME ON DOWN," you only get one chance to bid. Each bid round, four different contestants are chosen. If you don't get the right bid on your first try, you're given a free t-shirt and sent back to your seat. Even the wheel rounds are comprised of three randomly selected people...not the ones who won the bid rounds. {Note: The prize for winning the bid round was $250.# Same is true for the showcase showdown...two randomly selected people are chosen 5. The showcase showdown was a total rip off. Both contestants bid on the same showcase. For our show, it included an electric bike, a trip to California #including airfare from Mobile, AL} where you would also get to see a taping of the real show, a trip to Hawaii, and a Chevy Spark. The "actual retail price" was in the 21 thousands...way under what I would've bid. It was way under what both contestants bid too. There was also some rule that your bid had to be with $100 of the "actual retail price" to even win the car. The car alone would run $12K to $15k. I totally think the showcase is rigged. All in all, I had high hopes for the show, but in the end, I was left a little disappointed. Is it worth the money to go? If you are a big fan like me, yes it is...just know what to expect. If your so-so about the show, spend the money on a good movie...it will last longer and be cheaper.

We had SUCH a good time. One of our crew got called up. Great time. Highly recommended.

We attended the Price Is Right Live Show in St. Petersburg FL and had a wonderful time. The crowd was so excited and pumped up for this show, I go to alot of concerts and have not seen this kind of excitement in a while. We did not get called to " Come On Down" but we really had fun watching and cheering for the other contestants. The cast was Great the host and announcer were both very entertaining and really got the audience involved. We really had a lot of fun and after the show we got to spin the "Big Wheel" and get our picture taken. I highly recommend, and you could win ....a brand new car!

Don't waste your money! No Drew Carey. It was simply a comedy show. The place was sold out so the show made $250,000!! Yet they only gave away $8,000 in prizes! It was a joke!

Attended the Price Is Right- Live Stage Show at the Sands in Bethlehem, PA. Great Show! Exciting from beginning to end! Andy, the announcer warms up the crowd into a fury and then Todd Newton, the host of the show, does a great job of hosting and entertaining. The whole experience is wonderful, especially if you're a fan of the show!

I had the best fortune to have seen last year's Price Is Right Road Show in Sarasota. What a fun time! Local home owner Jerry Springer was hosting and Andy Martello did his usual amazing job of announcing and keeping everyone involved and amused. He should be the regular on TV as well. Can't wait to see this year's show. I'll travel a bit t see it too!

I need to advise everyone that these tickets where purchased by a friend who is working on her Bucket List. Attending The Price is Right was on that list. When she purchased these tickets she was married at the time. I ended up going in place of her Husband because they separated. She paid a total of $386 for 2 Orchestra seats. We did not find any mention that there would be NO Drew Carey at the Show - however we where NOT the only Attendees who did not know this important tidbit. While waiting in we heard a variety of prices people paid for their tickets - ours where the most expensive.The prizes where okay if you need some Kitchen Aid appliances, Kate Spade shoes, luggage, a trip to Las Vegas or a Ford Fiesta from the ending Showcase. This kind of event is okay to attend if you have time to show up 3 hours before the curtain call to have your name entered into the random drawing to be a contestant. Even though I am complaining I also have to add that the people who had an opportunity to get called on the stage really made the evening. One woman said she was a 'Stay at Home Mom' and when Todd Newton (your Host) asked the ages of her children she replied '26 and Twins who are 22' ... and the jokes started. Each contestant had something funny to pick on. It was a good time but research cheaper if not FREE tickets, do not be disappointed in the 'prizes' and most of all do not get any speeding tickets to get to the door 3 hours early because there will be a LONG LONG line to register.

I didn't really know what to expect with the price is right live show but my husband and I decided to check it out and I can't explain how happy I am that we did. Everyone around us was dressed up in all kinds of crazy outfits trying to catch attention in hopes of getting called to "come on down". Everyone's enthusiasm made it hard not to have a great time during the entire show and several hours before people were at the theatre just having a wonderful time. My husband and I couldn't stop laughing and smiling with the infectious atmosphere of the crowd. The host Todd Newton was wonderful getting the audience involved even of they didn't get called to participate. And the announcer Andy Martello did an amazing job getting everyone pumped and informed before the show started and kept it going with whitty banter throughout the performance. The prizes were great several trips, tv, refrigerator all kinds of stuff with lots of winning. They even gave prizes away to members in the audience that didn't get to come on stage to try to give away as many prizes as possible. If the price is right live comes near you I would absolutely recommend going it's a great show and fun night out, you might even get a chance to win a prize if you are lucky enough to hear your name called followed by that famous phrase "come on down"