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I had a great time, surrounded by great fans which made the show that much enjoyable because everyone was so excited. This was my second show and anytime the superstars come to NY I will be there with my son.
I was expecting a longer show since the timeline I was given was 7:30 til 3:30am. Was expecting more stars since it was a Christmas show. I enjoyed a couple matched- John Cena was the best, but a couple were very boring. I will see about getting tickets to the March 8 show only because I would love to see Batista.
My 9 year kid is a WWE fanatic. I gave him the the tickets for Christmas and he loved the show. It was exciting, action packed, and he got to see his favorite superstars. If this day after Christmas show continues at MSG.....we will be there every year.
Best experience for me and my son. That was our first watching WWE live in the flesh... We loved it!!!! We plan on going back on March 8th.
I used to be a fan of WWF, fully aware that these were performances. However, the age of media and promotion has made this "art form" painfully fake, to the point that there is nothing the mind can even conceive as intelligent entertainment. Every character is the same in their entry, song clip, banter and ultimately (not the Warrior), poorly executed maneuvers that take too long to set up and miss their mark. Watching the Great Khali limp his way to the ring to render a single blow that KO'd his opponent was sickening. Worst of all are the poorly written scripts performed by amateurs whose sole purpose is to sell, sell, sell to parents of 8 year olds, fake sport enthusiasts, or lonely hearts like the woman behind me who couldn't stop yelling out just to draw attention to herself. At $60 per ticket, the amount of promotion stuffed down your throat for another event, or urged to pay for a never ending plethora of unresolved "special" events" (Orton disqualified after 20 minutes of repetitive suplexes and referee knock out), or Divas "dancing" was PAIN-FULL. As in painful to watch. Not wrestling, a circus-act. Oh yeah, one cotton candy was $10!!!
Expected nothing less from a live WWE event. Crowd participation, great matches and funny moments were all present in this event. Best match of the night goes to the Steel Cage Tag Team Title match between the Real Americans and the defending champs, the Rhodes Brothers. I would definitely attend another show. All fans of WWE, no matter how old, young or longtime should attend a live event at some point.
my 8 yr son loved it, he is ready for another event
WWE Holiday Tour @ MSG was incredible from the fans to the WWE lineup to OOO yeah the divas. Overall the event was great and my two little brothers as well as myself being a wrestling fan since ever had a blast at our first live wrestling event, can't want for the next WWE live event @ the garden. Thanks WWE for a amazing event.
I occasionally watched wrestling when I was a kid (Hulk Hogan era...lol) but thanks to Living Social I was able to share this awesome experience with my son. It was definitely the BEST Christmas gift of all and we had a wonderful time at MSG. It was so cool to see The Big Show vs Kane, Randy Orton vs John Cena, Rey Mysterio, Jack Swagger and The Real Americans, and Goldust in person. My son even left with his own championship belt! The only disappointment was that he did not receive his package including the wrestling booklet and medallion. Unfortunately there were no signs nor did the tickets indicate where to pick up your package.
My kids loved it. WWE holiday tour was the best. It doesn't compare to the tv
The show was amazing. Cody Rhodes and Goldust stole the show as they fought The Real Americans in a steel cage. Randy Orton vs Cena was also extremely fun as the crowd was really into it. And most of the other matches were good as well (Zack Ryder winning especially). However, some matches just fell flat, like Great Kahli, The Divas, and even Ryder.
This was my first time at a WWE event and it was great I truly enjoyed it
Definitely recommend any wwe events as long as they are floor seats or close to ring side as you would most likely have a much up close and personal experience with the superstars as well as with the fans you're surrounded with.
The VIP experience before the show was very disappointing. It was poorly coordinated, we had to stand in line for 2 and a half hours; nothing VIP about that. For each super star we met we had to wait in line first for their autograph, then get on line again to take a picture with them. This took 2 and a half hours, by the time we finished it was time for the show and we didn't even have a chance to get to the concession stand.
My son had a great time and the seats were perfect.
The show was good. The seats were really bad, even when we were around the ringside.
I Love WWE I Ha e Been A Fan For 20 Years And Always Will Be The WWE Live Is The Best In The World I Love Raw & SmackDown And I Was At Wrestlemanina 29 But when John Cena Cam You That Was The Biggest Star Of The Night
I liked my seating arrangement only because it happen to be in the first row. I thought that was cool to sit in the first row looking over the balcony. The only downfall to sitting in that row was the lack of space my legs. Other than that it was cool. The matches were great or at least some of them. It felt good to sit in stadium, and chant "CENA SUCKS!" along with the crowd. The only thing I hated was that bogus announcement of autograph John Cena pictures in the hallway. The announcement were made 10 minutes prior I couldn't believe they all sold out that fast as soon as I got to the beginning of the line. Nonetheless I did have a great time and I'll be back, when "THE ANIMAL" BATISTA return!!!
Overall the experience was great my son had a wonderful time. He was very surprised and excited.
My 8 year old son and husband had a great time! Besides seating being a little tight in the arena we had great seats and the show was very entertaining!