Mannheim Steamroller Christmas Tickets

My wife and I raised our children on the Extravagant Mannheim Christmas music starting in July of every year. Our Christmas in July. Mannheim has been at the center of our celebrations for over three decades. Now our kids and grandchildren share in Mannheim magic, just not necessarily beginning in July. We will be attending another concert in December.

Was great! My six year old grand daughter sat still the entire time and was mesmerized! She has ADHD and did not wiggle the whole time, she enchanted thru the whole concert. I have been a fan of this group from the start.

You can’t help but be swept away by the music. This is a must see concert! You won’t be disappointed!!

Even though I like the Mannheim Steamroller music, the Orleans Arena ruined the experience. This started even before the show. They were so disorganized getting people into the venue. We literally had to get an a line that stretched all the way into the casino. Hundreds of feet long. Then, when we were seated on the main floor right in front of the stage, the folding chairs are right on top of each other. I literally had the person next to me, sitting partially in my lap. As far as the show itself, it was average. One thing I did not appreciate, was watching videos of people singing to the music. If I wanted to watch a video, I would’ve put in a DVD at home. Have a live singer or don’t include it at all.

fabulous show. top notch. first class. i had a wonderful time. the fox is an awesome venue also.

Decades ago, my father introduced Mannheim Steamroller to my mom, sisters and myself, and every year since then I've played it through the holidays. It was only fitting, that we celebrated Christmas and the memory of my dad, by going to see this concert when it came close to home. The music was absolutely wonderful and the setting at Shea's Performing Arts Center in Buffalo was just beautiful! It was all we had hoped for and more! Thank you for making our holidays even more meaningful this year!

Wonderful music. Uplifting. Happy audience. Even without Chip it was a terrific experience.

The prices for refreshments was ridiculous. The concert it's self was wonderful.

I’ve never heard Christmas music performed in this manner before. I believe this was one of the first bands to incorporate visual and lighting effects to expand the experience of the music. The music was memorable, as well as deeply moving. Some of the pieces brought me to tears. I will definitely return to see this group at Christmas time again. my only consideration is that the audience be informed ahead of time, that the Hallelujah Chorus was first performed for the king. The king was so moved by the music that he stood up on his boat on the lake while watching the orchestra perform on land, of course, everyone stands when the king stands. In this tradition, when the hallelujah chorus is played the audience is supposed to stand up. This fact needs to be impressed upon our society today, because it has lost that respect, or it is a matter of, not knowing. I would prefer to choose the latter. Now that you’ve been informed, stand up.

Seven of our family attended the concert and enjoyed it. My husband didn't recognize his favorite Christmas hymn "Oh Holy Night,"but I thought it was a beautiful rendition. Not so great, the "old"videos showed during the performances. Manheim could use some updating of their technology.(Expensive I'm sure, but what the audience expects these present days. We are spoiled with available technology in our homes. Sharp and clear.) All in all, we are glad we went. Most likely none of us will be returning to Manheim productions in the future. Do love Grady Gammage Auditorium!!!