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The Price Is Right Live on Tour
"Come on Down" to THE PRICE IS RIGHT LIVE™, and experience for yourself the interactive, live stage show (non-televised) version of the legendary television game show. This family friendly show is making its way to you, along with all your favorite games, fabulous prizes, and all the excitement you know and love! Alongside our Celebrity Host, randomly selected contestants play everyone's favorite games like Plinko™, Cliffhangers™, The Big Wheel™ and even the fabulous Showcase. The show features an array of fantastic prizes, from appliances and electronics to dream vacations and even a brand-new car. Lucky audience members can even win prizes right from their seat. Playing to packed houses for more than 20 years and given away more than 15 million dollars in cash and prizes, generations of fans all across America have made The Price is Right Live™ the perfect family entertainment experience. And the next contestant might be YOU!
About The Price Is Right Live
In 1972, a part of TV history began its journey with the premier of The Price Is Right on CBS. When contestants heeded host Bob Barker's iconic call to "Come on down!" and take part in what has become one of America's most beloved game shows, a legacy started that would last for decades to come. The Price Is Right is one of the most popular, longest-running TV shows ever, so it's not surprising that it spawned a stage version in 2002. When you attend The Price Is Right Live, you may not be on TV but you're still getting the full experience. Whether you're one of the randomly selected contestants or a spectator, you see the classic games played out before your eyes, as people do their best to guess prices in order to win cash and prizes.
First off, no Drew Carey. No actual prizes, mostly videos of everything. Only one showcase and the prizes were priced well below MSRP. So the bids were definitely overestimated so that nothing would be given away!!!
From start to finish it was a GREAT SHOW! The host and his staff was the perfect cast of characters to make it a memorable experience! Check in was easy, seating was good, and the merchandise was excellent! Most times you can always find something wrong with a show. Not this one! Oh wait! I have a selfish complaint! Haha It should've been longer so I had a chance to win! Haha Great job! I wish I could have it in Chicago, IL!
Very great experience: fun, entertaining and great participation!!!
My wife and I went to an early version of The Price is Right Live in Las Vegas many years ago. It was very disappointing with no energy and very inexpensive prizes. We decided to attend the show again in Hammond, Indiana which is less than an hour from our home. This was a terrific reproduction of the show we see on television. The host Todd Newton was wonderful and entertaining through the entire production. We will see it again at the next opportunity!
A new date night experience. It was fun and engaging. Worth every penny.
The show was awesome the host was funny as hell. But other people around me were fun and made it all the more awesome.
The game was true to life and the host was fantastic!
Nothing like the L.A. Show! Drew Carey is not there, half the show is video of Bob Barker clips, IF you are called as contestant...prizes are cheap, Amazon gift cards 25$, if you spin the wheel and hit the dollar you only win $100, 12 Oz cokes will cost you $9 , 2 mixed drinks $50, not worth the $66 ticket by far!! NEVER AGAIN!!
If you have bought tickets for The Price is Right your intentions are to hear the words Come On Down, this venue holds to many people for entertainment like this. Too much competition!!!
For the money we all spent on those tickets every one should have received a tee shirt and it just ended to quickly. Not worth it.
This was a big check mark off my bucket list, all though it was not in LA this was a fun time had. My daughter went with me we enjoyed the people in the the line the most no we did not get called or win from the show but we did win, thanks you for coming to the Ville.
This event was so much fun. 5 family members attended. 2 had never seen the show before and they loved it. Host Todd Newton was great. Would go see again!
Had a great time with great friends. Was very disappointed in being told we had to buy the most expensive tickets in order to have a better chance of being called on stage. I don’t believe anyone in to first 6 rows were called to participate. The people who spun the wheel were already in place and names were not called. And the showdown was kind of a joke. IF you were lucky enough to win you only got part of prize
My experience was a great time spent with my daughter and a great TV show. The price is right from the time we walked into the Palace theater. It was magnificent. The crowd was great plenty of enthusiasm and the whole production was wonderful. I hope it will come back soon.
The show was fun. Our phones had trouble opening the tickets and scanning to register. Got there at 6:15 and actually didn't get seated until 7:20. Even the event managers couldn't find the bar codes. So by the time they were able to help, we were exhausted.
Lots of fun, but a bit too much filler. Saw lots of the same clips repeatedly!
it’s fun to be there and cheer for other people. I just don’t give 5 stars because no one told us before the show or emailed saying we had to register in order to have a chance to get picked and because the overpriced can beer was room temperature. If you’re going to overcharge for something, you should at least make it decent. I believe The Venue at Horseshoe Cassino was responsible for the bar and the staff at the door that didn’t give us any info about registration.
I wasn’t impressed with the show. Was a experience but don’t think I’ll go again
The show was pretty good. There were a couple things I thought seemed weird. Half of the items folks were bidding on were on a video screen and half were there in person. That seemed a little odd. There were 2 games and then a spin the wheel showdown with 3 random people and not winners from the games, and then there was a third game followed by an intermission. After the intermission was one more game followed by another wheel showdown, and finally the two wheel winners bidding on the same showcase. It felt like they skimped but didn't really need to. Other than that, the show was fine.
The show was a lot of fun although truth be told… I was disappointed Drew Carey did not host but the person that did host the travel show was excellent. I was also very surprised to learn that eveningy that the travel show does not follow the same rules & format as the TV show. In other words for it would be nearly impossible to guesstimate the final showcase value that’s higher or lower than $100 of the retail price even if you had exact prices and a Calculator