First off the show was great. The ambiance of the theatre, first rate. I was very excited about this show. My family is travelling for 5 weeks and as a result of the dress code, I made them all bring nicer clothes for this. It was a great night to get dressed up.

There is a dress code. Not sure why. Many not taking the dress code into account. Honestly, this didn't bother me. My teens on the other hand took note of this.

Then we got our table. I paid for a nicer table, but we got the worst table there. Lower level, right in the back. Apparently there is a note on the site that I missed that they will only 'hold' better tables until 30 min before the show. We arrived at 20 to 9 but there was a line to get in. We were seated about 5 to 9.

The table in front and to my right had 2 kids under 10. Both were good in that they weren't screaming but one would not stop talking, loudly, throughout the whole show. Kids over 4 are allowed. This was distracting.

To my left was a table where the whole family was videoing and photographing the show. The light from their camera was distracting and their camera in the way as they held it up to video. There is a rule that recording and photographs of the show were prohibited. Can't tell you how many employees walked past them and never said a thing.

My 16 yr old daughter also noted that dad was only photographing the women bare breasted and him and his teen son were laughing about it. Pretty poor.

There were also little things that took away from the experience. It was hot. The AC needed to be higher. I'm typically cold so coming from me that's saying a lot.

Our server came to have me pay for our drinks about 20 min into the show with his flash light, which made me miss a few minutes, and again very distracting. I could have easily paid before the show started.

Lastly, the servers were clearing away all the unused champagne and wine glasses off to the side of our table. These servers are skilled in that they can take a lot in their hands with the stems in their fingers but that also means you hear glasses clinking with every single glass added to their fingers and every single movement of the servers. This couldn't have been done before or after the show? It was honestly very annoying.

For the amount of money paid, these things take away from the whole experience. I came all the way from Canada and chose this show, months in advance, over Moulin Rouge. I just wish I could have enjoyed it more than I was able to, because the show certainly is amazing.