Tiffany Tickets

We got into the VIP section and that was a great experience! The DJ kept us dancing the night away. Tiffany came on at 10:45 at night and sang only 3 songs. We were expecting so much more from her. She still sounds amazing but we were disappointed in only getting to hear just a few songs.

When you use the word "featuring", it's generally assumed that the person(s) will be a mildly prominent or largely prominent, not barely even prominent. In this instance, Tiffany was billed as a feature to an "Ultimate 80's" party. There was NOTHING that indicated anything was ulrinate 80's beyond some people dressing up and a terribly DJ who sloppily slung "hit 80's radio" and didn't know how to get the crowd going. I spend $100 getting ready for a night with Tiffany and saw her for 10 seconds. Even if she was going to sing a few songs at the last minute (we left after being there for 2 hours) it seemed she should have more face time throughout the night. Also, when she came out in the beginning, she peeked out from a back wall curtain and introduced a dj, bately saying two sentences before bolting behind the curtain again. Glad i got the tickets on sale and found cheaper parking than what was trying to be upsold to me online. Totally disappointed super 80's fan 👎

Doors opened at 8. DJ came on the stage from 9p to 1030p Tiffany sang 3 songs from 1030 to 11.

Tiffany doesn't host this show, she shows up 3 hours later and sings two songs. We spent most of the night listening to terrible DJ and an hour to one 80s cover band. Tiffany totally wasted our 15 bucks and Valentine's night. There was a 10 minute performance where she spent all her time down in the crowd so you could see her.

This was the worst “concert” I have ever been to. My friend traveled 2 1/2 hours to go to this concert with me and it was a waist of time. It was a crammed building with people standing around listening to a DJ. Once Tiffany did start playing, the bass was so loud that you couldn’t even hear a word she sang so we left after the first song. It was a complete waist of time and money. I’ve had way more fun watching a cover band at a dive. Do yourself a favor and don’t go to this, you’ll save money and the disappointment.

Paid to listen to a DJ from 8:30 to 11:15 playing music from the 80s that we could've listened to on the radio. He kept alluding to Tiffany coming up only for her to make her entrance at said 11:15, sing 3 songs, then pass it back to the DJ. There were lots of folks there to hear her sing, not to have a club experience. Very disappointing.

My girlfriend and I were excited about the concert but Tiffany only sang three songs and she sang them at 11:15 so for like over 3 hours all we heard was DJ 80s music. If that's what i wanted to hear then I would have just put on my 80s CD it was a total ripoff. I will tell everyone that I know what a bad experience it was and spread the word. Also concession prices were highway robbery.

Wish we knew it was a DJ show. We stayed for 1.5 hrs then left never saw Tiffany.

Wish we would've known it was going to be a 5 minute Tiffany APPEARANCE...... We all paid to watch a DJ play for 2 hours straight. Very disappointing!! Bait and Switch!!

Doors opened a little after 8pm. We listened to a DJ play 80's hits for the next 3 hours while drinking $12 to $15 beers, $10 popcorn, and $4 M&Ms. At around 11pm, we left. We weren't the only ones. Never saw Tiffany, nor were there any announcements she was even coming on. Because the San Antonio Stock show and Rodeo was going on hotels were expensive, especially downtown. I spent nearly $300 on a room so we could be within walking distance of the Aztec theatre. What a waste, if we wanted to listen to a DJ, we would have gone to a club and paid a lot less for drinks.

Waste of money heard a dj play for about 3 hours then Tiffany comes out sings 3 songs and bam her performance is over in 15 minutes

Doors opened at 9 and it was just a dj playing 80’s music ( whom was a pretty good dj, so props to him) and Tiffany didn’t come on till around 11:30 which, after three songs, said she needed a break. Normally when someone is advertised as a host, they are actually there at the show. To host.

So my wife and I just traveled into San Antonio for the weekend and looked for places with live music. We passed on going out to the Rodeo when we found, what we thought was, a Tiffany show at the Aztec Theater, which we heard was a cool place to see a show. The fast pass allowed us to get in ahead of most general admission patrons and we posted up on the front next to the stage, so an awesome place to get engulfed in the music. Then the DJ came out and started warming up the crowd for the Tiffany show. He wasn't bad, but didn't really provide an idea that he was the "lead up" to a three song crescendo from Tiffany. After we had stood and swayed for nearly 3 hours (from 8 until 10:30), a drunk lady spilled beer down my wife's boot, and we tried to leave and get a refund for the Tiffany "concert." We were politely told by management that they didn't give refunds, and that if we'd read the show advertisement that we should have figured that it wasn't really a concert but a dance party. In the end, we were allowed to go into the VIP section and sit through the rest of the DJ work. Tiffany came out and did a Beatles tune, a newer original, and the Alone song. She sounded good, but my wife and I agreed we could have pandora'd the 80's channel and watched a YouTube of Tiffany for a better experience. She certainly wouldn't have had a beer soaked boot then. There were other nice people around, and we generally enjoy going to 15 shows a year, but this was not what we signed up for. I guess I'll be a little more skeptical next time.

Always takes time to hang out and talk to fans. Awesome night!

Even though the event was 8-11, there was only one hour of live music from the cover band (who were amazing!), but then the dj stalled for time and even ran out of music waiting for Tiffany to come out at 11:30p. She only played 2 songs and then left and the night was over. Total inaccurate advertising saying there would be multiple bands and the event was hosted by her. It was one bad, and her two songs way after 11pm. They should've let the cover band keep playing or had more cover bands! Really disappointing and the whole crowd was mad.

I bought 4 tickets to go see Tiffany. We got a sitter from 6p-midnight. We got dinner then arrived at the venue at 7:45p. There was a Dj & a good cover band that ended at 10:10p. Tiffany was scheduled to come on at 10:30p which was late but she was only going to sing for 15min. It was 10:30p, then 10:45p, then 11:00p, people were upset and leaving. Finally at 11:20p she did still not come on, with no explanation as to what was going on so we left as well.

The only good thing about the show was the cover band “Class of ‘84”. Tiffany played 2 songs and left. Absolutely dreadful.

The DJs and the cover band, Class of 84, were a lot of fun and put on a great show but then we waited around forever for Tiffany to go on and she only played 2 songs. She went into the crowd and the whole venue couldn't see her. The night would have been a lot better if Tiffany wasn't involved in the show at all. Very disappointing!

Class of ‘84 was AMAZING! They shouldn’t stayed on for the main act. Tiffany was (what appeared to be) late, sang only two songs and walked off stage. Very disappointing. All of my stars go to Class Of ‘84!

Anyone considering buying a ticket to this event should know ahead of time what you'll be getting for your money. Specifically, you may get to see Tiffany perform as many as three of her songs (we only got two, apparently because she was held up in travel), and you will likely have to wait for over three hours for the privilege. At our event, we were let in to the venue at around 8:15pm, and an 80's tribute band took the stage at around 9, playing for an hour. Not what we were expecting, but they were fine and definitely an improvement over the house DJ who simply stood onstage, playing 80's songs (too loudly). For an event billed as a "party", there was really nothing to do while you waited: no games, contests, prizes, party favors, etc.. After the tribute band finished at around 10, we then had to stand around waiting for over an hour (again) for the party to continue, listening to the DJ, until FINALLY at around 11:15 Tiffany dashed out onstage with no introduction. She belted out a song, spoke to the audience for a few minutes and wandered into the crowd for pictures, did another song, and then thanked us all for coming. She was done before 11:30pm. So, by the time the party was done, we were all exhausted from standing around in the hot, crowded venue, and feeling more than a little ripped-off by the minimal involvement of our "host", Tiffany. I might be willing to see her again, in a show all of her own, but will definitely avoid events like this in the future. At least tickets were relatively cheap.