Tim Allen Tickets

We moved to Arizona from California 8 years ago for my job. Tim Allen bashed California and Californians during his entire show. We finally walked out during his last tirade. What was most disturbing was the clapping and cheering of the audience while he was putting down California. It made us very uncomfortable to be there. His constant right-wing, conservative rhetoric and insults to women seemed to never end as well.

Took my hubby for his 50th birthday. He has loved Tim for years in all of his various roles. It was great to see him in person. The time flew by and we laughed pretty much the whole time.

Tim Allen was moderately entertaining. However his language was foul, unnecessary and abusive. His subject matter was not funny and he appeared to be more angry than anything. He spoke of hating children which is never appreciated. And, again, his constant use of foul language added nothing to his presentation.

This is the second time I have seen Tim Allen doing stand-up. From the time he hit the stage until his last bit, he had me and the audience in stitches. He comes across as just a regular guy with funny stories about his life. While he uses profanity in the performance, it is not for shock value to get laughs, but rather fits into his "normal" guy routine. He is just like sitting around and talking with friends, only with hilarious stories! I thoroughly enjoyed the show, and would see him again...and again....and again.

This show was amazing!! Laughed till we cried. It's a must see!

This was the best comedy show!! I laughed so hard, I had tears in my eyes!!!

We were impressed with Tim Allen's performance. He was on stage for about an hour and 20 minutes and never hesitated once in his act. We laughed with tears rolling down our cheeks. His segways from story to story were phenomenal. Be aware of lots of spicy language. It is not a show for children or anyone easily offended by foul language. We would go again and again!

This was the first time at this venue and I was disappointed. I envisioned something greater than folding chairs crammed together and a hot muggy room. So my hope was for Tim Allen to rescue me from my initial misery but that did not happen. My wife and I enjoy Tim's TV sitcom Last Man Standing so we figured why not go see him in person. Right before we went to see him a friend informed us that his language tends to bit 'colorful' so my thought was well it can't be that bad. The opening act was fairly funny with some language thrown in here and there then Tim came out and the first thing he talked about was the F word and then kept talking about it till he switched over to nearly every cuss word I had ever heard. It got to the point I felt if you edited every cuss word he said there would be no substance left. Well this is not what I had imagined or had hoped for and did not find it entertaining at all but an embarrassment that I took my wife to this not to mention how much I paid for it. We lasted 15 minutes then we got up a quietly left. Perhaps it's my fault for not checking this out before I bought the tickets. On the positive side I can say it was a lesson learned to check out any other venues and performances in the future.

Outstanding. From the moment Allen went on stage the show just kept us laughing.

The opening act was just as funny as Tim Allen. Tim Allen was funny, but I didn't laugh as hard as I thought I would. I expected more lines related to the "Home Improvement" times. He had some good politically incorrect lines.

To borrow a line from the show, using the F-word is lazy. Lots and lots of laziness. I wish he had listened to his grandma.

Very entertaining and funny. He tells his life story which is very interesting.

So, the opening act to Tim Allen was much cleaner and funnier. We are LONG TIME fans of Tim Allen's sitcoms "Home Improvement" and "Last Man Standing." Home Improvement got me and my kids through some pretty tough times...we were able to laugh together every night watching reruns. This live show was so disappointing because it did not seem like Mr. Allen knew or cared to know his audience. He could have made jokes about the Seattle area, hunters, fishermen/women, marriage (we are an older crowd), getting older, kids, or anything but angels, farts and the "R" word . He used the "R" word when talking about people with disabilities. I expected him not to be "PC," but, saying that "R" people only wear funny hats and shoes was uncalled for. He obviously does not have anyone in his family with cognitive/intellectual delays. Most people around me did not laugh at his jokes about people and populations who can't help the way they are. Also, he didn't seem prepared at all. It was almost like he didn't want to be there. He overused the F word. I'm not offended by the F word, but he seemed to just throw it in and it didn't necessarily make anything funnier. He just seemed angry. I would not recommend this show. It's a waste of money, especially with the poor venue. I have seen better shows in nicer venues for less money.

It was an awesome show. He's still on point! Recommended to any comedy fan!!!

Tim Allen was good but at times a little raunchy. He was very funny most of the time. But the venue, Emerald Queen Casino was terrible. First it took 20 minutes to find a parking spot. Then after walking through the entire length of the casino we got to the showroom. With only two narrow exits it was not very well set up. The chairs, folding chairs, were very narrow. We will never go to another venue at Emerald Queen Casino.

tim was great. honesty is definitely his trait. would go again if given the chance

The venue was smokey, the person to my left crowded my seat (which thankfully meant I snuggled with my wife instead), the people to my right were talking loudly and being yelled at by everyone else to be quite (they were eventually kicked out). Tim Allen wasn't that funny; he seems to be better when someone else writes his comedy. Really the opening act was the best part of the show.

We laughed a lot between the opening act and Tim Allen. The seats were comfortable and it was a nice atmosphere for a comedy show. We were able to see the stage and the big screens were a nice touch to be able to see him better. We would definitely go back to another show there.

I was super excited and looking forward to this show. I love Tim Allen and have for years. Problem is, the weather service predicted the "storm of the century" to hit at exactly the time of the show. My wife and decided it wasn't worth risking our safety to venture out when multiple reputable sources predicted the same thing. And then nothing. Nada. Squat. I'm SO bummed. Please, Tim, come back!!

When Tim Allen was just sharing his thoughts he was extremely funny. But, to be honest, he would have been a lot funnier without all the obscenities. For a man who claims to be religious he said "GD" frequently. That was difficult to hear. Would I recommend my friends and family to see him? Yes, with warnings.