The value I thought was on point. If you get the adults passes through Costco ( $110+ tax) combined with a couple of kids tickets and a senior ( my mom) it made for a fantastic evening of entertainment and food. All for around $250.00 - not including drinks. We were entertained for almost 4 full hours and well fed; not a lot of venues these days that can accomplish this ( bowling, golf, go karts, or simply a nice meal at a restaurant). My raving review I think comes done to realistic expectations based on cost. Were the performers going to be sell out stand alone artists... no. Did they provide good vocals, a funny story and good entertainment... most definitely. Our 6 year old and 4 year old LOVED seeing the live performance. The shows may be a bit cheesy and obvious but I still found myself bobbing along to the music and laughing along the way. If you like dinner and a show, or even the idea of it, this is a great place to try out. Servers were attentive, performance kept all age ranges entertained and the atmosphere was nice ( Sunday evening). We liked it enough, we booked back to back weekends, since a new show was debuting after attending last weekend. Looking forward to Summer of '69 on Sunday.

Our party of four went to "Jubilations" to celebrate my birthday and relied on the telephone advice of the staff in the selection of our table - "my favourite" according to her. This proved to be a false statement as we were placed at a table right next to the servers' coffee and plates table off to the left of the stage. The sound system and acoustics in the room were less than professional and we went through the three acts of the play really not understanding most of what was spoken or sung! The Floor Manager Adam expressed his regret but could not find us another more suitable table. He did however provide us with a complimentary beverage of our choice - a nice touch which was much appreciated. The table service of the food was friendly, quirky and efficient, although the delivery of drinks for the main course arrived after we had finished eating! The food was a very pleasant surprise with our group enjoying all of the three entrees on offer: chicken, beef and prime rib. The show, notwithstanding we couldn't understand very much due to the poor sound system and acoustics, was great fun and the actors conveyed a sense of happiness and a desire to entertain. We'd go back to this theatre but only if they address the sound system and acoustics of the room.

Table service was non-existent after the first order for a round of drinks. I should mention that I did get the attention of a "cast" who was only interested in calling attention to himself loudly and anyone who waved at him, but did nothing to help with service, he just made unnecessary NOISE in an attempt to embarrass!. Yeesh! Two hours later, I managed to flag down someone who looked like our server. Finally after two hours, I was served a second glass of wine at $14.00 per 8 oz. to enjoy with my meal. Really, at $14.00 per 8 oz, why is not someone serving at least every 30 minutes? I'm a good cash grab LOL! Hey, I'm out for an evening for dinner and show. We left the theatre at 10 30 pm after the show. Food was wonderful! Show was well done given the circumstances of "Elvis'" Step In having to fill in due to illness. Louise Duff has a voice that the In House Sound System did not properly honor - her voice and range can do magic beyond Jubilations! My first time at Jubilations, and also thought that the audience can be so much more respectful to the on stage characters and performances. Too much disrespectful noise!