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The Harlem Globetrotters 100 Year Tour
For 100 years, the Harlem Globetrotters have delighted fans around the world with unbelievable trick shots, jaw-dropping dunks, and moments of pure joy. Now, the team that redefined basketball is bringing the ultimate fan-fueled celebration to your city with their most legendary tour ever: The Harlem Globetrotters 100 Year Tour! Get ready for the most interactive experience in sports, with epic pre-game magic, unforgettable post-game interactions, and new surprises like the Golden Basketball by Spalding. Each family-friendly game brings thrilling athleticism, laugh-out-loud fun, and history you can feel—played out against their rivals, the Washington Generals. Founded by Abe Saperstein in 1926, the Globetrotters have spent a century introducing the world to basketball and joy—and you’re invited to be part of their next 100 years!
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THE HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS 100 YEAR TOUR kicks off in December with games across the U.S., Canada, and select international games.
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THE HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS 100 YEAR TOUR starts in December 2025 and runs through their 100th anniversary year in 2026.
Fans can elevate their Harlem Globetrotters experience with exciting Premium upgrades including:
Availability is extremely limited, so don’t miss your chance to be part of the 100-Year celebration!
Group bookings are available in select markets and vary in availability and pricing. Please visit the Harlem Globetrotters’ website for more details.
Tickets for THE HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS 100 YEAR TOUR go on sale to the general public on Monday, September 22 at 10:00 a.m. local time. Various presales will take place in the weeks leading up to the general ticket sale, including a presale for Citibank customers on Tuesday, September 9 at 10:00 a.m. local time.
Additionally, presales for Harlem Globetrotters International, local venues and Ticketmaster customers will take place on Monday, September 15 at 10:00 a.m. local time.
It was pretty fun, the attendance was way lower than expected and that effected the over all energy of the event. To no fault of the trotters. The show was enjoyable and fun with some good comedy. The basketball and skill was meh.
It was well worth the money I would recommend it for all future shows
was expecting more tricks. it was good for kids i felt like it was a waste of money for adults.
I watched the Trotters in 1960, in Lethbridge, Alberta. At the time , I think they were former NBA players. They were more professional , more skilled, but not as entertaining, lots of down time. My Grand kids love the game, so I did too. The MC, the characters, and non stop entertainment was great. Given the number of times they present the show, it is important they are sincere in their interaction with the uniqueness of the crowd. Focus more on that.
In a pandemic world, it was rewarding to see the Harlem Globetrotters, and Generals play. I only wish the Generals would stick around for autographs, and souvenirs includes Generals memorabilia also, as we are also fans of the Generals.
We ended up not going and after attempting to get ahold of Ticketmaster which you can only do over email we did not attend, to have a 5 hour event and not be able to have any food or drink at the Saddledome while bringing kids to the event is not doable, it would have been nice to have a warning on the website or app when booking that no food or drink is available at the Saddledome,
The last time I saw the Globetrotters was when I was a child. I remember the atmosphere being electric and engaging. This experience was disappointing. Im sure that the small size of the crowd played a factor, but it just wasn’t the Globetrotter experience that I remember. I thought that there would be more skills/competitions such as the dunk competition, but there was very little of that. Watching a scripted game of basketball just wasn’t that exciting. My kids (9 & 7) looked disappointed and frankly bored sitting there watching. Definitely not worth the price we payed. It was also disappointing that they announced the lineup, which included Globetrotters who weren’t even in attendance (Big Easy) for example.
The Best talent team work interaction with crowd just amazing
Seem like the act was rushed, didn’t really do much of anything. Did the same routine over and over
The event didn't go on for too long. Was expecting more tricks. Overall was not entertaining... maybe good for family with kids.. but did not meet my expectations
Very limited tricks, entertainment wasn’t great, we were expecting more. Even the kids said it was just ok. Venue rules were terrible, not even being able to drink water with young kids is horrible.
It was very fun and entertaining, I would definitely recommend. The Meet and Greet was not worth the money though.
Such amazing, tricks great sportsmanship. The Washington team was fantastic. Highly would ser again and do Magic Pass, cant say enough of this performance
This experience was so fun me and my dad went it was great for both of us because he Doesn’t like basketball but I do and the food was great but kinda expensive
Our family loved the event however it could have been improved. The magic pass floor was so over crowded it was wall to wall people. Could have staged it in groups rather than rushing the court and all standing on top of each other. The seats were numbered in sections so could have called each section rather than hundreds of people at once.
I saw them years ago and it was Basketball with antics, this time it was antics with a bit of Basketball. Clearly geared towards smaller children. Our 13 year old was not impressed.
It was a total waste of time . I feel liked I was ripped off. It was a joke boring not entertained at all.
Disappointing... I had seen the Globetrotters live probably 20 years before (didn't we all), they were amazing! Watched them on TV too. My kids, nieces, and family friends late teen children are all BB fans, a couple on BB Scholarship. I thought it would be great to buy a dozen tickets get the families together and make a night of it. There was very little of the skilled play in this 2020 version compared to what I remember. Where was was that Amazing talent I wanted to share with the next generation.. what we saw was repetitive group ball handling ( the same hand offs over and over), poor comedy and cheap advertising without even stopping the clock. The under 10 kids on site seemed to enjoy the act (thats good), and there were some funny parts, but honestly for the Money there should have been more ball handling, more skills demonstration, less sales pitch and gimmick. I was a bit embarrassed I dragged 4 families out... Tickets, and dinner, travel, parking, - well over 1500 bucks. Bad call on my part.
I would have liked to see them change up the show. It’s been the same show for years!!! Too much talking...would liked to have seen more ball handling...less yelling. Likely will be our last time attending. Tickets are waaaaay too pricy for just watching the same old routine every year. They have great skills...that’s what we want to see. Not interested dance moves and too much silly interaction with the audience. The routine is old......
Event was advertised as 3 hours and was over in 2 hours. Otherwise it was good. We bought the tickets for hubby to take three grandkids. They were absolutely thrilled with the event and it was something they will remember forever.