The Wiggles Show

I took both of my kids when The Wiggles were in Columbus. They were ages 2 and 4, if I remember correctly. Both of them had so much fun!!! I don't remember exactly how long it was...maybe an hour or so. But the time flies...the kids are all up dancing and singing. I don't remember seeing any kids loose interest while we were there. If you have the opportunity to go and your child loves The Wiggles then it is definitely worth going!

We took my daughter when she was 17 months old and she loved the entire show. Granted, she adored the Wiggles, but I thought they did a great job keeping both the children and adults entertained the whole time!

We saw the Wiggles Live, a couple years ago. It was about an hour and a half - two hours long. But it was action packed, flew bye and the kids didn't get bored or whiney! Have fun.

I took my son when he was probably 2 1/2ish. He loved it! It's a very fast paced show. I can't remember how long exactly it was. Maybe 40 minutes then a intermission and then another 40ish minutes. It's been like 2 years so I'm a little fuzzy. If your child is smaller I wouldn't get nose bleed seats. They need to be where there can at least focus on whats going on. If you are gonna be closer I would suggest taking a biscuit for Wags or a rose for Dorothy. They come around and collect them and make a big deal of it. Hope this helps! Have fun.

Hi L., We've seen The Wiggles the last three years in Columbus. My daughter is 5 now, but she loved seeing the show every time. My 9 year old son is autistic and he had fun the first two shows, but last year he didn't seem as interested. I think the show was a little under 2 hours with a 15 minute break in between. Remember to bring a rose for Dorothy the Dinosaur and a bone for Wags the Dog. Members of the show will come and pick them up from you, so try to get an aisle seat or a floor seat, which is also good so the kids can dance. Last year the new yellow Wiggle Sam took over for Greg and he did a good job. Last year they also had the kids hold up cell phones with the lights out during the show, so don't forget your cell phone. Hope that helps.

What a blast from the past! The Wiggles.... Many years ago I took my then just 2 year old to a Wiggles concert in Cleveland. He loved it. I don't remember how long the show was (1 hour? A bit more than that?), but it was not too long for the very little ones in the audience.

We have seen the Wiggles four times, The first time I took my son he was 20 months. There is alot of things going on during the show. Your child will not get bored. The shows like 1hour and 45 minutes or so, and they took a break. Plus if you go take a plastic rose for Dorothy and a paper made bone for Wags. Someone will come into the audiance and get them and sometimes its the wiggles themself.

Hi, I took my son twice to The Wiggles Concert In Pittsburgh, Pa. The first time was when he was a little over two the only problem we had was when we had to leave. He threw a fit! At a little over 3 he was much better. I also reccomend getting a floor seat if available. The fist time we didn't and there was not much room for dancing. Besides, the members of the Wiggles will come to get roses and such, but they only come through the isles so if you can get an isle seat. More room for dancing if you can't be on the floor. Just keep in mind that if they are still at the age they like to run away a seat in the arena may keep them better contained. Or, if you have more than one to keep an eye on. It was a blast. I think I enjoyed myself as much as my son!

Hi L.! I took my daughter when she was 2-1/2. She LOVED it! We were up in the balcony and she kept saying that they were waving just to her. :-) It was a super time with some wonderful memories! There were many, many children that were much younger than my daughter, they do a great job of keeping it lively and colorful and easy for kids of all ages to follow.

Please know that most children bring a rose (or several) for Dorothy the Dinosaur as well as bones for Wags. The Wiggles actually come through the audience and collect these things from the children. We did not realize that this was done, so we missed out and my daughter was upset about that. So, make sure to bring your rose and bone. :-)

Also, it is a good idea to have your son/daughter bring a Wiggles souvenir with him/her. I had my daughter bring her Jeff doll. I say this because there is souvenirs to buy EVERYWHERE and kids buying them everywhere you look. Bringing something from home keeps me out of the entire conversation of buying something and also saves me a few bucks.

I hope this helps you.

T.

We've gone twice, and had a blast both times. Our son was 2 when we first took him, but I think one-and-a-half would be good if they're familiar with the songs and if they are ok with large crowds. It took us a few minutes to get our son to want to go into the arena because it was just too big and there were so many people. Once we got in, he was ok, though. The show lasts about an hour and a half to two hours. I hope you have fun!

I took my two-year-old son last August. He didn't last quite the whole show, so I don't know how long it was; he lasted about an hour and a half. I'm guessing it was two hours? He had a blast, though, and still talks about it nearly a year later! From K. H.

We took our boys 2 years ago to see the live show in Indy. Our boys were 2 1/2 and 8 weeks. Obviously the baby wasn't too intersted, but he was free at least. 2 1/2 year old loved it at times and other times looked overwhelmed. Overall we thought it was a good show. All the stuff you can buy is overpriced, but I think most of us except that. I would take you child if you have a chance. I don't remember how long the show was maybe an hour or an hour and a half. Good Luck!

We took our girls when they were 4 and 2. It was a great show and the girls had so much fun. Captian Feathersword stole the show! We didn't know to bring a rose for Dorothy or a bone for wags, so my girls missed out on that. We were in Columbus and a cast member came to every seat in the auditorium to collect roses or bones. My husband and I enjoyed the show as much as the girls did.