Hoop de Doo

Simon & Suzann · 13 Feb 18, 02:51 PM

We have decided to do Hoop de Doo for our friends 30th instead of Ohanas due to a few fussy eaters in the group therefore a waste of money at Ohanas. We think they will eat a bit more at Hoop de Doo plus u get a show.

Are the Cat 3 seats ok?
Is it worth going to the show?

charley9 · 13 Feb 18, 04:59 PM

We went in Nov, me, DH and two boys, 8 and 10 at the time, We were in cat 2 seats and ended up near the front but to the side so couldn't see some of the stage. We a;; had a great time, and would recommend it. Decent food, and lots of it, and great entertainment.

DDD · 13 Feb 18, 05:09 PM

My husband was a bit dubious to go but I was keen. We absolutely loved it. We were cat 2 ( thought there was only 1 and 2!) and near front but on side. Perfectly good seats. Show was funny, entertaining and worth it. Food was fair but very accommading for allergies, fussy eaters and a vegetarian. I would go back in a heart beat. Great night

mysteryjimbo · 13 Feb 18, 05:46 PM

I sat in 1 and 2.

Category 3 has very limited viewing and its entirely possibly you will not be able to see part of the stage/show.

For the price difference you should be looking at category 2 at least.

KeithOP · 13 Feb 18, 05:53 PM

The seating has changed in the last few months... they now have a lot of tables in a couple of rows pushed together in the centre as long strips. Cat 1.

2 is still at the very back and up on the balcony but it extends SLIGHTLY round the corner and 3 is up to all the way to the end of the balcony.

Even in the worst seat in cat 3 you can still see the vast majority of the show but some of the scenes at the back of the stage will be hard to see.

Cat 1 is definitely worth the extra... cat 2 is far away but still great.

Cat 3 I always feel moves you out of the action. The characters do still come up and engage to SOME extent but I personally wouldn't go 3 unless there was no other choice because you just dont feel part of the show.

beezer · 13 Feb 18, 08:43 PM

Took our son when he was 10 and sat up on the balcony . DW wanted to see the show while myself and son weren't keen. However we were wrong , we had a great time, good show , plenty of food . Good staff . Well worth the money . Hope you enjoy it.

Simon & Suzann · 13 Feb 18, 11:02 PM

Thx for all your positive responses.
Hoop de Doo here we come!

13 Feb 18, 05:46 PM	#4
	13 Feb 18, 05:46 PM mysteryjimbo Imagineer
mysteryjimbo Imagineer Join Date: Nov 09 Location: ROI	I sat in 1 and 2. Category 3 has very limited viewing and its entirely possibly you will not be able to see part of the stage/show. For the price difference you should be looking at category 2 at least. __________________ 1997 Villa, 2002 I-Drive, 2007 ASM, 2011 POR, 2014 CBR, 2016 CBR, 2017 POR, 2019 Villa

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	13 Feb 18, 05:53 PM KeithOP Serious Dibber
KeithOP Serious Dibber Join Date: Apr 03	The seating has changed in the last few months... they now have a lot of tables in a couple of rows pushed together in the centre as long strips. Cat 1. 2 is still at the very back and up on the balcony but it extends SLIGHTLY round the corner and 3 is up to all the way to the end of the balcony. Even in the worst seat in cat 3 you can still see the vast majority of the show but some of the scenes at the back of the stage will be hard to see. Cat 1 is definitely worth the extra... cat 2 is far away but still great. Cat 3 I always feel moves you out of the action. The characters do still come up and engage to SOME extent but I personally wouldn't go 3 unless there was no other choice because you just dont feel part of the show.