Trailer Park Boys Tickets

The crowd was super amped for the Boys to get on stage, so the energy in the room was good. It was great seeing Ricky, Julian and Bubbles in person but the show really lacked direction. I wondered what they were going to do for the entire time and I guess the answer was use a video camera on stage to create a show. It was lame that they resorted to so many TV spoofs like American Idol and Smarter than a 5th Grader. Also, Ricky and Julian did not do much. It was totally "the Bubbles Show"; he did all the jokes and skits were led by him. It definitely was disappointing that given they are only doing two US shows that no special guests tagged along. The crowd thought for sure that Randy and Mr. Lahey were going to appear on stage. The Boys did do a long show and made sure that people got their $35 ticket price worth. However more is not necessarily better: the people I spoke to were ready to leave at the intermission.

Its a must see , they pulled people from the crowd to join them on stage . Hoping they put it on DVD .

Wow - great show! Was a bit like an overlong episode of the TV show, with some audience participation thrown in. Frankly, a bit TOO MUCH audience participation IMHO. The boys can carry the day on their own, and the bits with Julian selling hot dogs to the audience and trying to get cash for the kisses was hilarious. Bubbles is the MC of the event, and Ricky, well, he's the Ricky. Not to be missed when they return to the US next year. Also really liked the sneak preview of the new series TD&ODHFTH. Looks pretty damn funny, and also stars Alex Lifeson of RUSH!!! NOTE - This show was totally oversold - many people had to stand, not enough seats for all tickets sold - LAME JOB ALADDIN!

It was even better than I had expected. It was like a 2+ Hour of the Best Episode I had seen. I laughed my ass off. You just can't get enough of these guys!

We had such a great time at the show. I had no idea what to expect and was pleasantly surprised at how funny it was. These guys are just friggin' hilarious. I would go back to see another one of their shows in a heartbeat. It was worth every penny. The only downfall was the annoying drunk chick that was selected to participate in both audience activities. She was annoying but they did a great job of making fun of her.

Best show EVER! These guys are so cool...they hung out afterwards to sign autographs and such...

Excellent once again. The boyz were all out for this one.

The show was just amazing. Just as great as the normal show except with audience participation. If you have ever seen 1 episode, go and see this hilarious show

It was awesome! I wish we could have been in the front row or at least on the main floor because there was a lot of audience participation that didn't involve the people in the balcony. I totally would have bought a hotdog!

Worth every penny. TBP were hilarious, as usual. They are original and very much in the moment of the show. They are ridiculous yet remain professional about it somehow. The guys never break character. Minneapolis loved them and they should definitely be invited back!

We attended the Trailer Park Boys show and had a good time...the guys were funny and the audience participation stuff was great. BUT......though the Pantages is a beautiful place....the audio quality was TERRIBLE! We couldn't understand what was being said on stage half the time because the sound system was so bad and there was so much distortion it distracted from the show itself. This was our first time at the Pantages, so I don't know if this was a problem with the setup in the theater or what but it was disappointing to say the least. We had decent seats too so the sound SHOULD have been excellent, but it wasn't. Bottom line, the show itself was good and entertaining, but the venue was a huge disappointment, only because of the crappy sound system!

Maybe this "show" would've been funnier had there been some thought given to set design, audio levels or how to handle hecklers and overly zealous fans who forgot to take their adderall that day. The first half of the show was unintelligible and lack luster, to say the least. The second half was much better, but that's only thanks to Bubbles' performance of "Liquor and Whores." I was hoping he'd riff off of the success of that songs' performance and sing a couple other songs. Alas, I was forced to settle for his impromptu, yet astoundingly amazing, performance of Rush's "Closer to the Heart." Too bad that only lasted for one verse, as it was a truly mind-blowingly accurate rendition of it. The most redeeming part of the show was the fact that the audience made me feel like a Mensa caliber academic. Way to blow it, Minneapolis! You d-bags owe me and my party the price of admission + event parking for ruining the experience via your lack of impulse control. In other words, keep your outbursts under wraps as a means of respecting the performers, if not for the sake of the rest of the audience. It was painfully obvie that you ruined the comedic timing of the boys on stage. Take your ritalin next time, aaiiight???

We laughed for the whole 2 hours! Please bring them back yearly.

Great show. My gut still hurts from laughing so hard. It was also longer than I expected over 2 hours. I would definitely go to this show again.

Laughed all the way through. Loved these guys. A must see if you get a chance.

My friend and I traveled from San Francisco Area to see this show and we would do it again in a heart beat. I laughed nonstop, start to finish. The further we got into the show the harder I found myself laughing. And by the end, yep, you guessed it, I peed alittle. At one point the audience was throwing money on stage for these guys. Hilarious! When Ricky became re-crippled, that's when I peed. Wish they'd come to the Bay Area.