Harlem Globetrotters Tickets

The Globetrotters do not disappoint! The kids loved it and I loved it.

My children 9 and 11, just loved the act. It kept their attention through the whole thing. We thought they were very funny and the kids and I would see it again for sure. It was presented in a way where the kids enjoyed it and so did the adults. It brought memories back to me. I wish they had a tape out or video of the real Globetrotters, my son would love to see that. Signing the kids balls was also a excellent idea. I think they should through a little bit more free stuff into the audience and not water. lol.

The Globetrotters were amazing as usual. Taking my kids for the first time I saw the same joy, excitement and wonder in their eyes I remember the first time I saw them - decades ago. They went to bed talking about the show, and woke up talking about the show. I know it will be a permanent memory for them, and that they'll enjoy taking their own kids one day.

Took our two boys, 5 years and 11 years and they really enjoyed it. Very comical and entertaining!

Not a bad show, great seats. Truly recomended for the young 5 to 12 years old. We stil had a great time.

I went to the Globetrotters with my 16 year old son and 4 of his friends. We all had an amazing time! All of us couldn't stop smiling all night. So fun to watch! The payers went right up into the stands so that everyone felt they were part of the show. We were close enough to get high-fives from several players, and the referees. A night to remember for sure! The Barrie Molson Centre is a great spectator arena to begin with. Not really a bad seat in the house. I liked the way they laid out the seats on the floor. Only two rows, and all could see very well. The Globetrotters signed autographs for all after the game on the floor. Very safe , well managed and set up by the organizations.

The Harlom Globe Trotters were amazing, they were very entertaining for all age groups. The seats were not the best, the lights were shining directly in our eyes, and we could not get many pictures becasue of this fact.

The trouble with seeing a group that has been around for decades, albeit with new members, is that you end up longing for those good ol' days. I found out last night that I truly miss the Meadowlarks and Curlys of yesteryears. While Special K, the leader of today's Trotters, is fun and a real crowd pleaser, he seems to be the only one full of the spirit of old. No matter what, the bottom line is, the Globetrotters are always a great family night out. To hear the giggles from the youngsters in the Molson Theatre was so refreshing. It was a great night and one I wouldn't have wanted to miss.

This was my first time seeing both the Globetrotters and the venue, Barrie Molson Arena. The Show was a well orchastrated progam and lived up to everything I expected from the show. The basketball was well played and the fan involvment was excellent. There were a number of times that fans were brought on to the court to participate in the events. HOWEVER, if you are hoping to be one of these lucky fans you will need floor seats as the players really do not come into the crown (with one exception). The arena was great, with not a bad seat in the house and plenty of free parking. Our only problem and what lead to the poorer rating is the sound system. It was very difficult to hear people speaking, the announcer, players, ref and MC. After the show, the player signed autograph and posed for pictures. I took my two daughters and they both had a great time.

Very entertaining and funny. Perfect for the whole family, my 6 year old son loved it.

As soon as I found out that the Harlem Globetrotters were going to be in New York when I went, I bought a ticket ASAP. It was one of the best shows I've ever been to; sports or otherwise.