We were there last year so not sure if anything changed but we were expecting more Vegas style & all ABBA music. Not the case here. A small room sitting on folding chairs with no incline so no real site lines from mid to back seats. Small stage....just not at all what we expected. Some of the singers had good voices but we felt it was more like a high school production.

This was a decent show. We enjoyed it but did not love it, however we could not say anything negative either. It was a just a good show. We found it a little pricey for what it was and we would have really enjoyed more ABBA songs. When you see something advertised called Dancing Queen you expect to have mostly ABBA songs instead of just a few of them. The other songs were good though and they had great energy and voices. I particularly enjoyed the Village People. They invited people to stand up and dance and I for one was pleased no one did - thank goodness for that! People need to know that when guests pay a lot of money for a show they actually want to see the show, not the people standing up in front of them dancing and blocking their view and for this reason when they announced people could stand up and dance I groaned because trust me, had anything blocked my view after paying good money I would have had something to say. I came to see a show not audience members dancing - that is what night clubs are for and they need to stop announcing this because it ruins it for those who pay money to see the performers. Just a point I wanted to make because had someone danced in front of me I would have given this show one star and probably walked out after giving whoever was blocking my view a telling off - just saying! But overall, it is a show worth seeing and it is not overly expensive either.