The show was everything I imagined it would be, and then some (even though Greg - the yellow Wiggle, had a replacement). Kade was in awe. His jaw hit the floor when the Big Red Car came rolling out onto the stage, and it stayed there throughout the show. He didn’t dance or even move, he stood still - absorbing every minute detail in order to properly re-enact it when he returned home. I must admit that my excitement was right up there with the thousands of preschoolers around me. For two years I have spent at least a half hour of nearly every day singing and dancing with these 4 men in my home, and to see them in person was overwhelming. Sure, they can be annoying but their songs are much easier to listen to than the freakish Doodlebops and tired Barney cadence. Above all, they actually seem to enjoy it (although Kyle and I noticed a very suspicious smell right before the show began, which could have contributed to their um - “high” energy). Our seats were awesome, and worth every penny. Kade even got to take home his own feathersword (now he doesn’t have to run around with the dog’s disgusting rope toy that he used to use). Those 4 men deserve their millions because looking around at the endless smiles on every mom, dad, and child was priceless…