Radio City Christmas Spectacular Reviews

Lynne from London. UK

CHAOS, MISMANAGED LINES AND UNSAFE FOR WHEELCHAIR USERS.

On a positive note I thought the show was fantastic so congratulations to the performers, it was magical. The experience for myself and husband in a wheelchair was degrading and dangerous. The line outside the theatre was not marshalled anywhere near professionally enough. The few marshalls that were on duty were incapable of containing members of the public who just outright refused to be told where to go. This ended up with a free for all when the doors were opened for wheelchair users and able bodied people physically pushed us aside to get into the building. It was no better once we made it to the foyer that was totally gridlocked with people trying to get out from the previous performance and people ttying to get in. There was no one there to marshall anyone, it was scary and badly managed. Because the turnaround of shows was so tight, many people were still arriving and being seated 15 minutes into the show which was very annoying. Mismanaged and an accident waiting to happen.

Sid hold from New York, New York

SHORT AND BEST PARTS MISSING

There used to be 3D throughout the show which had a better story line and a lot more songs. It’s like a New York hustle now. Get in the revolving door and get out with your $ gone to the grinch!

Judith from New York

HOT DOG AND BASKETBALL SHORTS

Hot dogs and basketball shorts...The show was really spectacular and amazing. We adults really enjoyed it, having fun, until I smelled hotdog...I turned back and in the row behind me a family of four were eating HOTDOGs in the theatre. UNBELIEVABLE. WHere is this nation and culturegoing. Who let them in with food. It's bad enough that we let people eat and drink during the performance, but that hot dog smell just ruined everything. Other distraction - men in basketball shorts, hoodies and hats and all those picture taking and recording. People forget how to enjoy the moment...

Colleen B. from Jamesport New York

CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR

My Children, 6 and 9, left disappointed last night after Santa told them that there would be 2 opportunities to view 3D scenes and there was only one. Apparently scene 10, Santa's Video Game was omitted. Humbug to you Christmas Spectacular. We were left sitting in the theater with 2 little boys holding 3D glass thinking it was their fault, that they must have missed the magic word. Pretty sad when a sweet 6 yr old leaves what should have been a magical show crying.After explaining that it wasn't his fault, that he didn't miss it he asked innocently, and I quote "why did Santa lie?". Looking for a way to speak to someone personally about this. Kids did enjoy the show until the abrupt ending.

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