Battle of the Dance

The show itself was FANTASTIC!!! My family and I wanted to see something out of the norm. We’re glad we did. We were so entertained! What amazes me even more is how intrigue my kids were throughout the show. The performances was exceptional!!!
I’m not too fan of the food. My kids and husband had chicken and I had the fish. My fish was ok, but the chicken was bland. The fee we paid came with the show, food and drink. I wasn’t too happy about the beverage options. It was either soda or water, or something from the bar which was extra We don’t drink soda, so we had to settle for water. No iced tea or lemonade… etc. Our waitress seem to be in a rush, I don’t know why. She spilled water on my husband’s table and she kept bumping the tray on the couples in front of us.
Despite the bad service, the show made up for it. It’s still a great place and I would definitely go again would a group of friends!

Don’t eat the food. Save your $ for a real show. Dancers tried really hard but show was a C at best. The place was cheesy and the service was slow! Not worth the price!

My girlfriend and I went to this…
Look, the building used to be a Toys-​R-​Us, and I am sure that this place’s investors were counting on profitable returns, some of Disney’s tourist run-​off, and (with fingers crossed) local interest. Well, we’re local; so my girlfriend (it was her idea) and I went to this…
Hmmm, I’m still unsure as to whether the food was supposed to take my mind off the lack-​luster performance and the make-​shift staging (my apologies to the performers, but it’s true); or if the performance was supposed to keep my mind off the cafeteria-​style food (no apologies here.)
So the three stars… it’s «A-​OK.» Eh, it’s not the worst. I mean, I received discounts through
(that helped), and we have fun together nonetheless… Maybe I just had high hopes. Maybe I was expecting too much. It’s a local night out. It changes things up. But once is enough.

I made reservation 2 weeks ahead using a 50% off coupon. They are everywhere online. I thought this would be a great change for Mother’s Day. For $ 30, I say this is worth it, if full price at $ 60, I would go somewhere else. They require us to be there 1 and a half hour early to check in. While we were waiting to enter, they take an entrance photo of you with 2 dancers and later sell to you for $ 10. While waiting for the show, we sat at the lobby, it was huge with lots of seating area, catering servers walk around with food but I never got any, it was gone by the time I find them.
We were seated half an hour before the show, they give an opening performance from some group. The room was not even half full. An employee would come around and take photos of your party and charge you $ 10 if you want to take it home. The food starts immediately. First was the salad which doesn’t taste good. Then comes the chichen/​potato/​vegie. The chicken was surprisingly moist and tastey. I thought it would be like the Medieval Time in Vegas where the food is salty and dry. This place was not too bad. The potato is light and yummy but can’t same the same for the veggie, which was tragic.
The show was exciting for the first half of the performance, and then it’s the same old thing over and over again, except in different costumes. There was no battle until the final dance. It was very humorous but still the same old dance moves. I enjoyed it. I ate at places like Ruth Chris, Morton, Flemings, Roy’s, Prime at Bonaventure and The Celler. I wouldn’t say this place is the worst, at least better than The Celler. It was fun for a change. The Ship in the lobby is part of the story in the beginning of the show.

NOTE: This review is mostly for the show we did NOT eat dinner here.
Bought a living social, or, groupon, or some some of deal of the day voucher for this dinner show. It was about to expire so wife and I went spur of the momemnt one night. The venue is huge and very nice. I dont know if we went on a slow night, or if it is just reflective of the economy but the place was obviously built for larger crowds than were here this night which was sort of sad but did not take away from the fun and performance at all. Also, it meant that we got good seats.
We arrived as others were eating dinner before show. There is a good talanted MC/​entertainer who sang and entertained during pre-​show dinner. We ordered soft drink and later coffee and desert which waqs good. Service was very good.
I’m not an expert on dance, I rarely dance myself and can remember the last time I’ve been to a dinner show. The show started and I was very impressed with the talent, the energy and music. Again I dont know much about dance myself but it was obvious that these performers are masters at their craft. It is mostly Spanish style versus Irish dance, the Irish dancers are literally on their toes almost all the time, they jump and move about agressively and their heels never touch the ground. The Spanish dancers are gracful, exotic, and full of energy, the lead dancer [male] is FULL of personality and charisma! very fun! The Spansh style clop their shoes in a folkorio fashion, stomping their feet, using castenets, snapping fingers, it’s very cool!
Overall I had a good time at Battle Of The Dance, I probably would not have paid full price, however if I was entertaining friends from out of town I may just take them there. Great family entertainment.

The bf surprised me by taking me here the Saturday before V-​day! Despite the holiday, the theater was only half full.
The breakdown:
–Seating– we sat in the Platinum section, however the theater is pretty small and I’m guessing it’s never full, so the Gold section definitely would have sufficed. Seating’s also on a first come first serve basis based on your section so be sure to get there early.
–Venue– don’t expect too much from the venue (the theater itself is pretty barren), though the pirate ship in the lobby provided for a nice photo opp.
–Service– service was excellent. Our waitress was so nice and attentive!
–Food– pretty lackluster: had a salad with a few small shrimp, steak was tough and not well seasoned, even the broccoli was disappointing. Dessert was vanilla ice cream and berries.
–Show– the show was very entertaining! I had hoped to see more combined dances/​dance battles between the Irish and Flamenco dancers, but I was impressed with their athleticism and grace nonetheless (especially with a background in dance, I know how hard it is to throw together a show like this). Also the storyline wasn’t really relevant to the performance and certain numbers were out of place… but in the end, as said, I was thoroughly entertained (btw, props to the lead flamenco dancer– he had excellent showmanship and had all the ladies screaming!).
Overall, we had an enjoyable evening! Probably will not be back, but I can think of much more terrible ways to spend a Saturday evening and it was a very sweet surprise.
Final tip: Don’t buy tickets at full price! There are discounts online and if you’re a teacher my bf said there are discounts on teachers union website.

When I read some of these rave reviews, all that keeps going through my mind is… «You’ve GOT to be kidding.» I got roped into going to this place because a friend wanted to do something «different» for her birthday. I admit. I had a very crappy attitude about wasting $ 60 on this dreck. After sitting through it, I was right.
They want everyone there so freaking early in order to increase their bar sales. I will say that the bartenders were pretty damn cute and made a helluva strong Patron margarita, but it was pricey. At least the booze took some of the edge off what was to come.
Maybe it’s because I’m the 1% of the population that does not watch «Dancing with the D-​List Stars» that I don’t get this. Here’s my synopsis of the evening:
Dance the Irish jig thing.
Dance the flamenco.
Change costumes.
Repeat 6 times.
Oh, but I forgot the glorious meal they serve.
«Caesar» salad with two defrosted soggy shrimp on top
Chicken breast coated with Lawry’s seasoning
Vegetables boiled beyond all taste and recognition
Mashed potato made with potato flakes
Vanilla ice cream with defrosted bludgeoned berries and a shot of whipped cream
The food was beyond AWFUL. The only thing worse was the food server who slammed every single plate on the table when she served it. Someone else commented that these servers must hate their jobs, and they make sure everyone knows it. Yet they are quick to put a tip tray in front of you at the end of the evening. Maybe that’s the only thing that keeps them from driving into a light post and ending their misery.
Right before the food was served, a Sammy Davis Jr. wannabe/​American Idol reject entertained the crowd singing an obscure Nat King Cole song about food. During his performance, he walked in front of every table, offering his sweaty hand to shake. I am not a germaphobe normally, but I felt like I needed a rape shower thinking of all the nasty concoctions of germs, viruses, cooties, etc., that I had just been exposed to. Dude, it really wasn’t necessary.
I will give this review two stars for the dancers, who work extremely hard for what I can only assume is little pay. The place was 75% empty for a Saturday night. I give them a lot of credit for what they do. There is some sort of screen behind the dancers that must have been high tech in the ‘80s, but now it looks like 1,000 miniature light bulbs. When the Irish dancers perform, it shows a shot of some castle apparently in Ireland. Really folks, it’s not necessary. We get that they’re supposed to be Irish.
The only constructive criticism I can offer is to perhaps explain the origin of each dance so that the uneducated audience (a la moi) has some idea of what we’re watching. I don’t think there’s anything that can improve the situation with the food. It’s beyond hopeless.

We bought the Gold package at Goldstar events. I was hesitating to buy the dinner package, but it was only $ 8.50 more, so heck, why not go with a fuller experience? Granted I didn’t buy the Platinum package, but I don’t think I missed much since we sat just 1 row behind Platinum.
SERVICE: Service was great… everyone was very friendly. I didn’t expect much, so I was quite impressed when we walked into a ginormous lounge before the show, with spacious seating and appetizers (the appetizers were ok… they weren’t very hot, and tasted like out came from the microwave, but heck, we didn’t pay top dollars so I’m appreciate of it). The evening lost a bit of «umph» due to large space and lots of seating, but a small crowd. Perhaps if it was at a smaller venue, it wouldn’t feel so empty or awkward.
Our server was nice and friendly.
FOOD: My husband and I were dissapointed in the food. Their website advertised choice of chicken or fish, but apparently they changed it when we got there, so it was chicken. Our server said that we had a choice between dark our white meat, but when the chicken came out, we discovered that it’s just white meat… it was a huge piece of dry meat that neither my husband not I hardly touched. Choice of veggie soup or salad? Go for salad. Veggie soup was only halfway filled and tasted like out came from a can. Dessert (chocolate something) was ok. Drink choice of Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Sierra Mist, or water. I can’t drink soda, so I was disappointed they didn’t have lemonade. But the water was fine… didn’t taste like tap and waiter was good at refilling.
SHOW: I really liked the show ! Costumes are beautiful! My husband thought it was kinda boring at first, but it got better. I was mesmerized with the talent and dancing. It was nice that there were different types of dancing mostly Spaniard, some Irish, and a random but fun Bollywood. 2 breaks with a ventriloquist… he was kinda awkward in the first set, but it got alot funnier and entertaining during the 2^nd.
Overall it was a good experience and I’m glad we went. Even with the food disappointment, I’m glad we experienced it and it was worth it (for the discounted price).

Went for just the show. Went with a group of 11. We all enjoyed the show. Waitstaff was very prompt with bringing drinks. I would recommend it. Look around for discount tickets. Many websites offer them.

First of all, do not buy your tickets from their website. Sign up for
and get discounted tickets. What you pay on Goldstar will be much more equal to what you get. (Full price for the night I attended was $ 115, and I got tickets for $ 60).
Second of all, for all of those reviewers expressing annoyance and confusion with the pirate ship in the lobby: if you would read the description of the event you are attending, you would discover that the «storyline» of the «battle» takes place when the Spanish Armada (read: LOTS OF «PIRATE» SHIPS) lands on the coast of Ireland (note all of the Irish and Spanish flags hanging around the place).
My experience is a bit different from the norm because I took my Grandmother to see the show on New Year’s Eve. Dinner was a shrimp caesar salad, surf-​and-​turf (lobster tail and prime rib), and a chocolate dessert. The food was not bad, pretty much what you would expect from a dinner theater: nothing particularly special. The dancing was charming, although through the eyes of a dancer experienced in both Celtic and Flamenco, let me just point out that it is exceptionally easy to fake Flamenco. A few twirls, poses, and well-​timed stomps and the audience is agog. There were two truly excellent Flamenco dancers. Being the girly girl I am, I loved the costumes. The Celtic dancing was wonderful, but there seemed to be very little of it compared to the Flamenco.
There was one very out of place and odd but nonetheless entertaining «Bollywood» dance (as promised in the show description) that appeared to have absolutely nothing to do with anything else. But it was pretty.
There were two interlude acts; I cannot remember either of the gentlemen’s names, which is okay because they were almost entirely forgettable. The first was a ventriloquist purportedly last to be seen on America’s Got Talent. It was evident why he did not win said competition. It was almost painful listening to him listen to the awkward pause where there ought to be laughter. The second was a comedian who had moments of funny, a box full of interesting props, and an extremely clownish voice. However, my Grandmother liked him immensely, so I forgave him.
Our waitress was very sweet and the drinks were strong.
However, I was extremely disappointed at the end of the show, when after leaving the theater I saw that the lobby had turned into a more nightclub type scene. This was not the disappointing part — in fact, I was thrilled to hear the house music and thought maybe I could have a little bit of a New Years to suit my age bracket. What disappointed me was they turned off the house music and had a band get up and sing all Mexican mariachi and love songs — the really loud kind that burst your eardrums and give you headaches. It immediately killed the party vibe. My Grandmother and I left long before the «party» was supposed to be over.
On New Year’s Eve, I think management should have had the foresight to hire a band that everyone could have enjoyed, or just kept the house music.
Four stars for the actual performance, one off for the disappointing end of the evening.

Totally surprised at how entertaining it all was! I got a Living Social for the show and opted out on the dinner (so I can’t review the food). Since the bf and I go to Disneyland often, we saw this place off the road and decided to Google it when we got home. I was interested, but not enough to pay the full price. So when I found the LS deal I was excited to surprise him with the tickets.
Service:
The waitstaff was nice and the alcohol was generously poured in my Cosmo (reasonably priced).
Show:
I thought the choreography and the different elements were awesome! I was thoroughly entertained the whole time! I thought the comedy between the scene changes was hilarious and a great way to pass time. Nowadays people want to be presented art and given Cliff Notes on the side. If you don’t get it, then it becomes «random» and «stupid» and not straight forward enough. For example, if you really think Wicked is the only good musical out there, I’m talking to you. Dance is meant to be interpretive and not always with a clear «story line.»
Afterward:
They invite everyone else to dance afterward in the lobby area and meet the dancers. While it’s a good idea, I think people just felt awkward and left.
It was unfortunate that the theater was so empty, but I think the entire show has so much potential. I hope more people go to see it.

This is a definite bad review. Awful costumer service and completely rude.
There are many things I looked forward to in life, but returning to this place isn’t one of them.
Lets begin as to what happened that night. Myself and my girlfriend were celebrating our one year anniversary. I made reservation to this blunder of an establishment, two weeks in advance. We made it to the 8pm show about an hour early because thats what they requested for me to do via email. When arrived we were notified that the show had been cancelled because someone booked the entire 8pm show about a week after i made my reservations. (I was furious, out of the nights it had to the night of my anniversary).
I walk to the main office and asked the manager «why did you not notified me?». Their response was «we did try to reach you but you didn’t respond.» They still had the nerve to tell me «We didn’t have your email to reach you». How is that possible when i received the confirmation number and instruction through an email! The whole time the managers assistant was smirking and laughing, like it was funny or something, completely unprofessional. I requested a refund and it took about a week to return.
This was the worst night of my life. They still had the nerve to ask me «would you like to return «. Really? what do you think?
This was the worst experience I ever had at a venue.
Fortunately, we were across the street from Ruth& Chris steak house, this honestly was the best steak i ever had and the atmosphere was amazing better than battle of the dance. «I guess thing happen for a reason», my girlfriend loved the restaurant and kept telling me this all night and she is right. I Would recommend for you go to Ruth’s and Chris instead of BAttle of the Dance.

A pleasant surprise.
The show takes place in a huge auditorium, in what was once a massive Toys R Us in the shadow of Disneyland. I went in with an open mind and it helped, because I actually enjoyed the show. We went here for my wife’s company Xmas event and although I had heard of this place (because it’s relatively new) I can honestly tell you that I had no intention of ever going as the thought of sitting through a cheap version of America’s Best Dance Crew is as appealing to me as getting a root canal with dinner. Luckily for us, it was nothing like that. The dancing we saw required great skill and it was obvious these people had dedicated an enormous amount of their time learning all the intricacies of their art.
The Show:
A bit disjointed and while there is no real story behind the dancing, you have to wonder how much a story would have added to the show. After all, you are here to see people dance and that they do, very well. I really enjoyed the dancing of different styles, flamenco & Irish. The dancers are all extremely talented.
Pros:
Small venue, so every seat in the house is a good seat
Talented dancers. What the producers saved on dinner must have gone into hiring talented people from around the world.
The staff that we interacted with were very friendly and helpful.
Cons:
I didn’t see a reason to pay the platinum prices, unless you are going on a night that is sold out.
Food is on par with Medieval Times (so… don’t expect a great dinner)
And Finally:
Some of the reviews here are very harsh, which leads me to believe that these people were probably expecting a VEGAS type show just a few blocks away from Disneyland. That, it’s not.

This is an honest and BRUTAL review.
Juan, Natalie, Farrah and all those who have ONE review. I’m calling you out.
Did you not watch the show? Did you not watch the un-​cohesive mess of an Irish wannabe Lord of the Dance and Flamingo dancers flap around, with a side of America’s got Talent reject «comedian/​magician» and hand puppet guy?
Question: WHAT’S WITH THE SHIP IN THE MIDDLE OF THE LOBBY? WHAT’S WITH THE INVISIBLE MAN PRE-​SHOW? WHAT’S WITH THE LACK OF STORY/​«East LA» dance battle/​wuss battle” at the end?
Let’s start with the food.
Appetizers: Out of a group of 80, that seated around max 400. only one, verbatim «cocktailing» guy, served one tray of cold appetizers composed of jalepeno poppers, taquitos and cold, fried, cheese-​sticks. You could save your money and purchase this in aisle five, the frozen section of TGIF appetizer medley. Back to the «cocktailing guy» due to the fact that I still giggle at such immature words. Plus, judging by how he struts, he’s the type to say «thats what HE said.» rather than she. Highlight of the night. again, I am immature, hence in my twenties. (:
Starters:
Lobster bisque– Cold. Saltiness needed bread but, of course, there were none.
Salmon salad– drenched in sauce. slimey.
Entrée:
Vegetarian option, Ravioli. reminded me of the ravioli’s I bought from Winco’s during my undergrad years to save money. The thing was, I made sure I boiled it throughly.
Filet mignon: The piece of meat was prepared like it was prime rib rather grilled hence lost all it’s flavor. It was dull, and around 6oz.
boiled veggies: salted one too many times and overcooked
wedge potatoe fries: Pass.
Dessert: I rather them serve me a twinkie because at least it’s not dry and tasteless.
Server: Bless their souls. They hate their jobs. It’s noticeable in the quality of work. lack of, of course.
The show itself: Random. Completely RANDOM.
Starts off with a little intro on a projector that I’m pretty sure they took from when PIRATES was located there. Actually, the props from PIRATES are still in the lobby. I don’t understand how ships/​shipwreck fits into the theme of Spanish Flamingo dancers and Irish tap-​dancers.
Nor do I understand the intermission with the hand puppeter and the very obnoxious comedian, who is ¹⁄₁₀^th as funny as Jay Leno. The thing is. Leno isn’t even funny, imo. There was no magic.
Each dance piece was pretty much the same thing. There was no story and at the very last minute, they start «battling». This is pretty much a tap-​dance, belting «OLE! OLE!» suckfest. Although, all the guys had better eyeliner than I do. I digress.
Dancers: Be enthusiastic yeah? I mean, sure you look a bit older but at least don’t improvise and be in sync or at least dance in rhythm, yeah?
Look– Save your money and go to Medieval Times. At least that was a great show and food was rather good. This just plained suck to the Nth degree. But hey, it’s your money so do what you want.
Judging by the hundreds of empty seats, go before you’ll never catch it again. because I sure won’t.
And don’t be a sucker buying it full price. There are many outlets where they offer discount. Because it’s never a full house, you’ll get prime seating with the option of food you ordered.
OLE OLE! GO AWAY! oh. and they randomly shout CALIFORNIA for some reason.

Came here with a group of people. My gf’s family was visiting from out of town and I found a good deal on these tix (buy 1 get 1 free) so we decided to try it out while celebrating 2 birthdays.
What you will see:
Irish dancers
Spanish dancers
Puppeteer — pretty good and quite entertaining
Pirate ship in the lobby area — WTF?
Food — not good but you aren’t really coming here to eat, are you?
The best part is at the end and it’s the only part worth really seeing. To me that is. The lead up to the «Battle» was kind of useless to me but I do understand they have to make a show out of this. So I get it.
The place was huge and not very packed at all. We were here on a Friday night in Oct and figured more people would show. There were only about 6 – 7 people celebrating a birthday on the same day we were here. At the end of the show the hosts pass around a tip plate. OMG, really?
I’d suggest that if you are planning on taking a date here, choose elsewhere. You might not get another chance.

If you enjoy watching dance shows and are looking for an entertainment night, this is the place. If you love to try different food and converse with your friends and family during the meal, this is … not really the place.
Let’s just say that some aspects of it were just fantabulous while other aspects could be improved on.
First of all, you walk into the theater room and you’d be amazed. The seating arrangement is like that of a movie theater, but it is much more spacious and there are long tables curved across the front of the stage. The ubiquitous fake but realistic candles on the tables dimly lit up the theater, creating a relaxing atmosphere.
If you went a little late like I did, you’d have to wait patiently because the waiters and waitresses are already occupied with other customers. They wouldn’t have time to take your order until the show begins and the lights dim down. So you’d be watching this amazing show, thinking «wow, this is the bomb» and the waiter would come by to quickly disrupt the performance and take your order. For those of you who like to have a large selection to choose from, you would probably not be a very happy camper because … meh… they only offer 2 choices of the appetizer and 3 choices of the meal.
The «battle» of the dances is between the Irish and the Spanish dance. I’d have to say that the design and choreography was impressive, fo’ sho’. However, the execution of the choreography could use a little more work. The Irish dance was very well performed, but the Spanish dance was not as tight as it could be.
Despite a few inconsistencies here and there, you can tell that these dancers were talented people who are passionate about what they do. Regardless of the tremendous effort it takes to perform all of the choreography, the dancers never fail to impress me again and again.
One thing I would quite humorous was that it was difficult to choose between looking down at the plate to cut this piece of mahi mahi and watching all these talented dancers. I wonder what it would be like to be performing for an audience who’s going om nom nom nom nom throughout the whole show. That must have been quite funny.
So…all of this for $ 52? Surely, that wasn’t cheap, but it was definitely worth the entertainment.

I purchased these with the online deal and for the price of dinner and show at $ 50 a person, I think it was well worth it. For starters, the email stated to arrive an hour and a half early, it was soooo not necessary. We did a lot of waiting around buying beers to pass time.
Thankfully there were a couple of lads walking around with sample trays that had fried zucchini, quiche, and chicken taquitos.(pass on the taquitos). If you are starving and known to have a healthy appetite you probably want to snack on someting before arriving here as dinner won’t fill you up.
As we got closer to the show time, they did a little preview by the Flamenco performers, fun. They called our seat number to head on in, I was B3 which turned out to be front row seats, center stage, since A row wasn’t being used, score!
The starter choice was either a smoked salmon salad or a lobster bisque. I went with the salad and it was good… enough.
Entrée choices were the filet migon
, mahi mahi
or chicken. I went with the filet migon and my friend went with the mahi mahi. The show began as I was eating my salad and not long after the entrée came out. The food had to of been premade because 1) it came out too fast and 2) a bit on the cold side. I felt that the flavors was there but the texture wasn’t right and possibly just outright too cold. It wasn’t impressive but edible.
Dessert was a Chocolate with a hint of coffee flavor roll cake, I ate all of mine :)
Onto the show. It was more or less a battle of tap/​stomp dancing between the irish and spanish. Between the performances a completely different act would show as an intermission. First was a ventriloquist skit by Kevin Johnson which I happened to get called on as Matilda the bird fell madly in love with me.
The second intermission was a shadow puppet skit and then the ventriloquist came back out for the final act.
At the end most of the dancers will be outside in the lobby to take pictures with per your request. I had small chats with a handful of them and it’s amazing that every single one of them have been dancing for over a decade and some of them looked so young!
In all, it’s something that I enjoyed watching it for the first time. However it’s also something that I don’t think I need to go see again. Would I recommend it? Sure, if you’re looking for something to do, new or different, check it out.

Here’s a better deal:
$ 18 — ‘Battle of the Dance’ in Anaheim, Reg. $ 45
Tickets to the performance start at $ 18, regularly $ 45 Upgrade to the Platinum Dinner package and receive a 3-​course meal and VIP seating for $ 47, regularly $ 90Valid for performances through Oct. 31
To purchase Platinum Dinner tickets, click «Buy Now» and use code TZOOPL. Or, call the box office at 714−740−1045 to book either offer. Mention code TZOOPL for the Platinum Dinner and code TZOOPO for performance-​only tickets. Performances are weeknights (excluding Tuesdays) at 7:30 p.m., Saturdays at 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. and Sundays at 6:30 p.m. Reservations are required. Taxes will be additional. Gratuity
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For a local or someone from out of town this is one to put on your to do list. A night of continuous energy and dance that nearly is non-​stop. You can spend a lot more and not have as much fun. a nice salad or soup, 3 entrée choices (fish, chicken or prime rib) with perfect vegis and beverage and dessert that was well prepared, served and cleared in a timely manner. The show itself is as described in other reviews. My review should include the energy on stage gets transferred to you, leaving also energized! And the cast is available following the show for pictures and hand shaking. Which is a nice touch.
Minor downside: no need for the tray passed appetizers which i found too salty. Mostly to encourage bar drink sales! (an opinion). The souvenir photos I have never really been a fan of, but does serve a nice momento to those who like that kinda thing (just not for me)

I don’t know how to dance. Maybe that’s why I love dance show so much! I bought the tickets (performance only) from
and it was worth every penny of it!
The theater is very easy to find with ample parking. We got there around 6:50pm. There was no line and we got the tickets really easily. Once you enter the hall, there is a gift shop area to the left. Bar is right in the center. They also have a pre-​show act with the dancers which was really fun to watch.
Seating started promptly at 7:00pm for those who bought dinner with the show. We didn’t, but we went and got seated anyway. The host, SEAON STYLIST-​BRISTOL, sang and entertained the audience while they dined. He has a great voice and fun personality and interacted with the guests.
The show officially started at 7:30pm. Not to go into too much minutia. The performance consisted of mainly Flamenco and Celtic dances with 1 Ballywood dance (which was the weakest). I loved all the dancers. They were energetic and graceful, not to mention how beautiful and hot! I got a couple of pictures with a few dancers at the end of the show.

. They were so nice!
They also had a ventriloquist (Kevin Johnson from American’s Got Talent). He was funny sometimes, but boring at other times. I enjoyed the Hand Shadow show (Sonny Fontana and his assistant). I thought he was very good. And the amazing acrobatics and balance artist (one of the Peres Brothers). I really admire the strength he’s got to lift himself up! His body looks like a piece of steel art!
This is not a ball room dance type of show which you see all different ballroom dances. There was really one battle dance number. The rest was just high energy flamenco and Celtic dances. I really enjoyed it. Get the tickets from
and go see it yourself.