A Charlie Brown Christmas Tickets

My family and I went for a nice day out. I needed a ticket for my 10 month old which I think is a bit silly but anyway. The show was to start at 2 but no..... we heard an announcement saying thank you for your patience we will be starting soon at 2:45 and the show never started till 3:15. How is one expected to keep a 10 month old and three year old occupied for an hour in a crowded theatre. That was not good for the many families there.

This had nothing to do with "A Charlie Brown Christmas." It was one guy talking endlessly about his involvement writing background music for the original. I think he was senile as he went on and on repeating himself. Then there was a jazz concert. The only reference to Charlie Brown was a child reciting the "Meaning of Christmas" from the cartoon. Many parents brought children and just walked out. They got people to attend though dishonest advertising. Shame on them.

The show started 45 mins late. The costumes were terrible, I didn’t even know Snoopy was Snoopy until she climbed up on the house. The singing was off and the scene with the tree was a disaster. I can’t believe I paid over $55 per ticket! I’ve seen high schools put on better shows than this.

Not what we were expecting. We had four Granddaughters with us ranging in age from 5-16, we asked if they enjoyed it only one did. The other three said it was ok.

I was so upset the concert was late,,,, very boring,, and way over priced... definitely not Caesars type of show.... I would expect this at a grade school..... wish I could get my money back...

The event was extremely poorly organized. The show started between 45 minutes and an hour late. The concession stands were atrocious. Waited in line for 45 minutes for overpriced food, to find out when we get to the front that the food has been sold out for 10 minutes. Will never attend a concert or show at Caesar’s from this point on

The event was terrible from start to finish. The start tome was delayed one hour, this was not ideal while sitting in a theatre filled with small, excited, impatient children. On top of that the production itself was boring and uneventful. It wasn’t interactive, there was very little dialogue. My family and most other families left at the intermission. Very disappointed.

Not a good experience. We arrived early for the 2:00 show which didn’t start until 2:48. How do we keep children entertained for that amount of time while waiting with no explanation or compensation for the delay? It would have been nice for them to play a cartoon or offer snacks at the very least. Very disappointed with Caesars with regard to this matter. The show itself was entertaining once it finally began.

I went with my young boys and we enjoyed the all around experience. However, the quality of the show was disappointing. The harmonies were off and the overall energy of the show was lacking. For the price we paid the quality should have been far better. I have seen local community theatre shows with much higher level quality. The show also started a full hour late and that was a bit frustrating.

It was a cute show but seriously overpriced for what it actually was. The intermission was poorly placed, half the audience didn’t return. Save your money