Batman Live: Stunts, Pyrotechnics and Illusions in New Stage Show
HP Pavilion at San Jose (525 W. Santa Clara St. San Jose, CA 95113)
- Full Price:
- $41.00 - $92.50
- Our Price:
- $25.40 - $56.70*
* Additional fees apply.
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The last date listed for Batman Live was Saturday September 22, 2012 / 7:00pm.
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Goldstar Member Tips
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thomasm on Information
Very casual. feel free to wear Batman attire.
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thomasm on Information
Parking was easy at HP Pavilion. $15 but that is expected at most venues.
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Veronica on Information
Try the Gourmet Nachos and the chicken buffalo strip which are served on top of fries.
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Goldstar Member on Information
Plenty of cheaper parking around
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Plenty of food nearby
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Goldstar Member on Information
Comic dress up encouraged, it was fun seeing lots of kids and several adults in costumes on cou
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Goldstar Member on Information
Write your own tip, then hit enter.
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Goldstar Member on Information
Have somebody drop you off. It's the easiest.
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Goldstar Member on Information
Bring a snack from home. Beer is $8 and all other good items are super expensive.
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mewissa on Information
If you can arrive early, street parking within walking distance can usually be found
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Goldstar Member on Information
$10 parking across street if there in early enough - not a lot of spaces
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Lori on Information
We got dropped off and then took light rail home. The stop is a short walk from HP Pavillion.
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JitterbugAnnie on Information
We dressed up & we're in our 50's -- dress up! It makes the show even more fun.
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JitterbugAnnie on Information
Loved the garlic fries & the $4 pretzel is a good deal.
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JitterbugAnnie on Information
At $15 the parking was steep -- next time I might look for a cheaper parking option.
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BANE_VICIOUS on Information
Parking was reasonably priced at 15$
19 Goldstar Member Reviews
Jeff Hicks
Written on Sep 26 2012AMAZING production design and well executed. Fun and engaging staging. Too bad many people thought it was a musical. IT'S NOT! A must see.
BANE_VICIOUS
Written on Sep 25 2012pyrotechnics, acrobats, high wire action, 80 feet led screen and a great story. they threw in all the classic villains and stayed true to the comic story. minus one star for lack of selection of beer and food...but otherwise great performance...would def go again!!!
hopefully it will be bane breakin batmans back...
JitterbugAnnie
Written on Sep 25 2012We really liked Batman Live. Our Goldstar seats were fantastic!! The show was very well done and the production values were just wonderful.
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Red Velvet Member
Written on Sep 25 2012Amazing costumes and set up (huge screen makes you part of the show).
Not enough rythme in the show, you can get bored sometimes.
The performance itself is mediocre.
My kids enjoyed it, so I guess that's the most important.
Lori
Written on Sep 25 2012This show is an interesting concept. There's a combination of theatrics, acrobatics, and magic tricks. The best part was the screen backdrop that provided dimension to each scene. My kids really enjoyed the stunts and all the villains. I felt the pace of the show could have been faster, and the second half was better than the first.
Goldstar Member
Written on Sep 24 2012It was a great show. I would go again if it came back to town.
Goldstar Member
Written on Sep 24 2012i took my daughter and my grandsons ages 6 and 3 and they loved it. never saw my 6 yr old grandson sit still for anything before. HE DIDNT MOVE IN HIS SEAT. very well put together.
patrick poon
Written on Sep 24 2012it was FANTASTIC! the Joker was what made the show.. his acting was totally on the $$
we all loved it..
Kdenny
Written on Sep 24 2012The show was good, the digital screen in the back ground was great. My grandson was 4 and it was a bit scary for him.
Goldstar Member
Written on Sep 24 2012The show was very professional. It was fun for both adults and children!
Goldstar Member
Written on Sep 24 2012Great show - took 10 year old boys and they were a perfect age. Great choreography and special effects.
yschwab
Red Velvet Member
Written on Sep 24 2012Both my son and my husband loved the show!
Elle
Written on Sep 24 2012Great for kids 12 and under. As an adult, I found it "eh" but no doubt, it's intended for the kids who love all things Batman.
mewissa
Written on Sep 23 2012This was a GREAT theatrical performance! Included were many acrobatic performances, some pyrotechnic effects, moving sets and talented actors and actresses. The bat-screen backdrop provided an ever-changing element that no theater set can provide! It helped move the story forward (and backwards), connect to the comics and bring the audience through many environments that could not be portrayed with a physical set. It really added something unique and powerful. Over all, a VERY well done show, great for all ages!
Goldstar Member
Written on Sep 21 2012Very good - lots of color and action. Some of the content was a little intense for our 7 yr old. But saw lots of much younger kids there too... so not sure how they handled it.
Goldstar Member
Written on Sep 21 2012True to the original comic, it was a great show. Not suitable for younger children though, as there were 2 murders. They do handle then pretty well, though.
Goldstar Member
Written on Sep 21 2012Great show, great entertainement with all the special effects but also acrobats. Perfect live show for kids and adults alike!
Veronica
Written on Sep 21 2012GREAT! GREAT! GREAT LIVE AMERICANA CULTURE PERFORMANCE. THE BEST I HAVE SEEN. BRAVO TO THE CREATORS AND ORGANIZERS OF SUCH EVENT.
thomasm
Written on Sep 21 2012Very enjoyable to watch. Fun for kids. Would have liked to have more action scenes with Batman but overall a very good show.
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Description
Batman Live is a visually stunning, state-of-the-art production, which brings Batman, a host of iconic characters, and the settings from the famed world of DC comics, live and on stage.
The show features impressive stunts, pyrotechnics, illusions and video screen sequences. With a 42-member cast, Batman Live has a new, original storyline that features Batman, his trusty counterpart Robin, tireless butler Alfred and a host of other favorite Batman characters. Additional favorites include villains such as The Joker, Catwoman, The Riddler, Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy and The Penguin. As audiences enter the arena, they are greeted by a 3D Gotham City landscape complete with buildings, soundscape, and video animation, setting the scene for the story to come.
The magnitude of the production becomes apparent the first moment a full symphonic score is heard and a 105-foot bat-shaped LED video wall comes to life, enhancing the action on a custom-built stage. Another exciting element is the eye-catching, all-new Batmobile, designed especially for the show.
Adapted from the DC Comics characters and stories, Batman Live focuses on Robin’s quest for justice, which leads him to follow in the footsteps of his hero -- the mysterious vigilante known as Batman -- much to the dismay of his protective guardian, billionaire Bruce Wayne, whom the audience knows is secretly Batman. Batman Live is, at its heart, a poignant coming-of-age story. Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson must learn to overcome their own fears and forge their own family -- with the help of Police Commissioner James Gordon and Bruce’s trusted butler, Alfred Pennyworth -- if they’re going to survive the combined forces of Batman’s larger-than-life rogues’ gallery, some of the most famous and beloved villains of the 20th century.
The show is a non-stop thrill ride across Gotham City that transforms Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson into the legendary crime-fighters, Batman and Robin. The adventure transports the audience from the Big Top of Haly's Circus to the depths of Arkham Asylum, and from the glittering peaks of the Penguin’s Iceberg Lounge to the subterranean wonders that await inside the Batcave.
About the Ticket Supplier: HP Pavilion at San Jose
Located on approximately 17 acres of Downtown San Jose, at West Santa Clara Street and Autumn Street, the HP Pavilion at San Jose stands 117 feet tall and houses 450,000 square feet of interior space.
From Basketball and Ice Skating, to Circuses and Rock music, the HP Pavilion's 33,000 cubic yards of concrete, approximately 40,000 square feet of glass, and 18,000 tons of structural steel create a world class facility.
The 10-story glass pyramid entry creates a memorable beginning to every visit to the HP Pavilion.