The Princess Bride: An Inconceivable Evening with Cary Elwes Tickets

Cary Elwes is a marvellous storyteller. He had the audience mesmerized. A phenomenal experience. I highly recommend.

Seeing this film with this crowd, all of whom LOVE it and have the dialogue memorized, cheering and laughing together, is a fabulous experience. Highly recommend! The Q and A with Cary Elwes afterward is wonderful too! He's great. If you get a seat in the first however many (10?) rows, you can even attend the meet and greet with Mr. Elwes before the movie, and you'll receive a signed copy of his book. Don't miss this event! It's a wonderful time for young and old alike. If he adds more dates, I'd go again and again. Enjoy!

Mr. Cary Elwes was thoroughly delightful in sharing stories of his experiences on the set of The Princess Bride! He was very personable, expressing his sincere appreciation to the audience for their continued support of this funny and heartwarming movie. I enjoyed how Cary not only told longer stories that he planned, but also answered "off the cuff"questions submitted by those in attendance. The audience was very much in the spirit of the event, with some attendees seen wearing costumes of "the man in the black mask"or Princess Buttercup. The only slight drawback was that the seats -- at least in the first balcony -- seemed pretty tightly packed together. All in all, a very memorable evening that I will treasure!

After purchasing meet and greet tickets for my wife's Christmas present, we stood in line for an hour and a half. When it was our turn to be ushered behind the curtain, we shook hands with Cary and took a quick photo. My wife had about 15 additional seconds to speak (not sure they really wanted her to) and we were ushered out. We grabbed a book that Cary had signed as we were leaving. We then watched the movie. It was cool watching it with all mega fans that clapped, hooted, and hollered during certain sections of the movie. Then came the question and answer period with Cary. He shared some neat stories about the movie production and other actors. He answered some pre-printed questions from the audience. Then it was over. The venue was good. It cost twenty dollars to park. The seating was comfortable. I'm not sure how to make this better, but having the book signing personalized would be a start. Another would be to limit the meet and greet to fewer people to allow for more time. As for the venue, they could have made the meet and greet line more comfortable. Some older fans had to stand for long periods of time. Refreshments would have been a great touch during the wait. The event saddled dinner time. If they started the meet and greet earlier, it would have allowed ticket holders to grab dinner at nearby restaurants. Overall it was a good event because my wife was happy, and that's all that matters.

This was an engaging, pleasant evening. The only down side was that almost all the stories he told were also in his book. There wasn't much new material.

As unforgettable lines echoed through the audience, the five year old in the row behind us added his own colorful narrative. The screening was a uniquely unifying experience that is now embedded in my core memory bank. The q and a with Mr. Elwes was remarkably genuine and entertaining and he exuded grateful humility. The VIP meet and greet, although quick due to the amount of participants, was well executed and very telling of the kind heart behind the actor. Highly recommend this experience and eternally grateful for the opportunity.

Was enjoyable to see the movie with a full house of fans. Even better was Cary's comedic storytelling of many tales behind the making of the movie! A hilarious fun time!!

Watching The Princess Bride at the Coranado theater was absolutely amazing!!! Then to have behind the scenes stories from Cary Elwes was so wonderful and unforgettable! He is an amazing storyteller. I'm so grateful to have this experience!!!

Watching the movie with a theater full of TPB super fans was almost worth the price of admission alone. But having Cary Elwes come on stage afterward and tell us stories was fun, too. He's a great storyteller and his impressions of Rob Reiner and company were spot on. The MC didn't really understand the assignment, though, and her interactions dropped it from a 5 star review to a 4 star. I honestly think Cary could have just done a stand up routine with his stories and it would have been better, but I understand if he's not really comfortable with that format.

The film was a joy to watch with fellow fans cheering and laughing together. Carey was genuine and made his fans feel as if he had never told the stories before. He is a fantastic story teller! 😄