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| - About the venue: I have been blessed to have seen Shania Twain, Cher, Bette Midler, Sir Elton John, Mariah Carey and now Jeff Dunham. Each time I have sat in a different part of the theater and I can now say I have sat in each section. There is no bad seat. Even at the very top, you're 120ft away from the stage making this an incredible venue. The seats are incredibly comfortable too. The stage and production capabilities (depending on the artist of course) are absolutely the best. LED screens are also up for a better close up view.
Bar: Personally I have not purchased drinks there as they are pricey($30 avg for a mixed drink) and I have always brought in my own sealed bottle of water without issue however they do have full bar and snacks available for purchase.
Merchandise: There is always a merch a booth right inside the doors when you walk in with the performer of the nights merch available. As far I as I know it is the only merch station in the venue. There is also a merchandise store right outside of the venue that is open throughout the day and has the headliners merchandise for sale. (Currently, Elton John, Reba McIntyre, Brooks and Dunn and Celine Dion) I have purchased souvenirs but of course those prices vary depending on the artist.
Photography: Typically there are photographers there taking photos before the show in the lobby and also inside the venue prior to the start of the show. You can view and purchase if you'd like after the show. They 1st offer the photos in a framed set of two photos for $45 and of course they have like 3 different sets of two there. (We ended up buying 1 frame and 4 photos for $45 and I still think we could've gotten a better deal. He told us he could not sell with out the frame but then later I saw another couple buying just the photos, no frames) Look around, no one pays the same price for the same amount of photos and I just hate that type of business.
Review of Jeff Dunham Perfectly Unstable
Wednesday September 6th, 2017
This was my first time seeing Jeff or any ventriloquist live. He was hilarious. I suppose you do have to have a very open sense of humor and not get offended easily to really enjoy his brand of comedy. Especially now. Lots of racist jokes, use of the R word, and the Family bomb is dropped about 8,672 times! Lol. So, probably not suitable for most kids however, not having ever seen him perform before, and after checking and seeing the minimum age requirement was 5 years old and up, I brought my 15 year old daughter to the show. She was cracking up! There was one point when they were talking about the Kardashians that she couldn't breathe she was laughing so hard. I'm glad she enjoyed the show and didn't get offended. There were 2 of his puppets that were noticing missing. The Mexican jalapeno one and the African American one. Due to the current political/social climate, he has decided to not bring them out. Understandable. Though I did hear older folks grumbling in the elevator about it afterwards. I'd suggest watching one of his previous taped shows prior to going if you have never seen him and are not sure if you will get offended by his comedy. It's all in the name of laughter and there is no race left out of the jokes. I guess I'd call it Equal opportunity racist comedy........
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