Top Alaska Shows, Concerts & Sports

The staff was excellent. The food was very good. Especially the cobbler. The show was quite entertaining.

Wonderful evening! The performers are the servers, too, so the show starts table side with their banter as servers. The performance was fun, contained humor as well as great musical talent. We would definitely recommend, and would go again.

Sleeper hit of the trip! The show was fantastic! Just the right length for kids to enjoy too. The dancers and host were so charming and welcoming. A phenomenal activity. Highly recommend!!

Watching these amazing dancers was such a great experience! Our whole group had smiles on our faces the entire time. This is something you need to do in Sitka!

We went in on a whim and had an amazing experience! Visitors enter underneath a replica whale ribcage and take seats that shake, move, and drop your feet out from under you as you zoom on dog sleds, whitewater rafts, and float planes all over Alaska. We were spritzed with seawater and snow, which absolutely delighted our 8yo! We were in and out in under an hour—the show was about 40 minutes and crowds weren't huge, but I'd expect that to change as it's a new show. Perfect for families, a great introduction to both Ketchikan and Alaska!

My granddaughter and I went to the SeaMax film in Ketchikan yesterday. It was wonderful fun. We flew over glaciers, road a dog sled, toured an ice cave and went river rafting all through the 4D experience. Each and every person we came into contact with was friendly, informative and provided quality service. We loved the experience, thank you for providing this experience.

A very fun experience. The show and food were both great.

My husband asked if I wanted to go to this while he was booking our trip thru Alaska Railroad and I said sure as I always like musicals! I didn't really know what to expect but I had a really nice time. The singers/actors were phenomenal - I tried to find more information on them but I couldn't. Wish they had a play book that said who they were and what their background was. The dinner was very good - ribs meat falls off the bone. I have never really tried salmon but these were cut into small slices so I tried one and I liked it - and I am not that big of a fish fan! Dessert was as great as everyone said it would be. Happens to be blueberry season in Alaska so I'm sure the fresh berries helped! A few days later, we went to the Denali visitor center and I realized that the story we had seen was based on real people - kind of wish I had seen that first for more context. All in all, a fun night (but I wasn't called on to participate thank goodness!). The transportation from the hotel was very nice to have.

Reality show? Certainly depicts actual history Very well acted and danced Runs about 30 minutes. Right next to shuttle bus stop

The Seamax adventure film provided a unique view of mountains, underneath glaciers, grizzly bears, and other outdoor adventures that would be impossible for the average person to see. Our grandchildren, age is 14 and 12 thoroughly enjoyed it. Money well spent.

This is a new offering in Ketchikan this year. We are locals and went to it today on a locals special. It was about 35 minutes long including introduction & theater. It was great to see the Ketchikan & Alaska experience - Edge of the Wild! From the pre-show with well known locals to the full immersive Alaska experience with rain, snow, smells and awesome flying views it was totally worth seeing & feeling. As an overview of what Alaska has in store for visitors it is a great introduction & we will be sure to bring any guests we have to see this epic presentation.

This was delightful. The energy and lovely costumes blended to make a wonderful performance. The ending number was simply incredible. Thank you.

Great fun! The cast was extremely friendly and entertaining. Good homestyle meal.

This dinner theater puts on a show about the history of settlers in the Denali area. There are seven actors/musicians/servers (they do it all). We read that the dinner was a buffet, so my expectations were a little low. The reality was a huge step up! The food is served family-style at a table of 10, and it was delicious!A salad and rolls were put out first - I’m not a big salad guy, so I didn’t try it, but the rolls and butter were great. The entrees were salmon with dill cream sauce and BBQ pork ribs, both of which were yummy. Dessert was a berry cobbler with whipped cream; I really don’t like berries, so I didn’t try it, but my wife thoroughly enjoyed it.The show begins during the service, but it was well-managed. After dinner, all seven actors performed. They did a fantastic job portraying late 1800s life in the area! Be warned, though - there was audience participation initiated by the actors. Four of us played a role, and most of us had pretty red faces by the end!

We just happened on this theatre in Ketchikan while me & my two teen granddaughters were exploring the town. It was a great discovery! The preliminary audio-visual presentation was very good and after moving to the theatre, we very much enjoyed the movie! However, the authentic scents during the movie were lost to the strong smell of popcorn. That is the reason for not giving a 5 star rating. Otherwise, it was awesome!

It was very well done . The food was great , served family style . The show was interactive with the audience . We were staying at a lodge a few miles away and they picked us up and took us back after the show . Highly recommend this .