Show Tickets for Viva Decades Rewind! Music of the 80s, 90s & Now

Blackpool turns up the volume. Viva Decades Rewind brings a Vegas-style cabaret night to England, mixing songs from the 80s, 90s and today with comedy, dancers, singers, lasers and a huge LED screen. I like the reserved table, which removes the usual worry about finding a decent seat, and I like that food and drinks can be ordered without leaving the show.

The entertainment runs for about two and a half hours, with an interval, so this feels like a full evening rather than a short stage show. The main thing to consider is the adult comedy and party atmosphere, especially on Saturday nights. The show welcomes children at a parent’s discretion, but host Leye D Johns is billed as outrageous, and some material is aimed at adults.

Key things to know before booking

• Leye D Johns hosts the night: Expect comedy, audience energy and quick changes between musical numbers.
• A full 2.5-hour production: The ticket covers live entertainment with an interval, not just a short concert set.
• Reserved seating is included: Booking ahead guarantees a table, a useful perk for groups.
• Table service runs during the show: Food and drinks are available to buy, though they are not part of the ticket price.
• Saturday feels more like a party: Wednesday shows are generally more relaxed, while Saturday starts later and carries a livelier mood.
• The price is about $34.55 per person: For a long evening of music, comedy and production effects, that is fair value if you enjoy variety shows.

A Blackpool night built for big reactions

Viva Decades Rewind is not a quiet recital or a small acoustic set. It is a fast-moving cabaret built around popular music, show numbers, comedy and dancing. The production uses sequins, feathers, strong lighting, lasers and a large LED screen, giving the room a theatrical feel from the moment the show gets going.

I would think of it as a social night out as much as a music performance. You are not simply sitting in the dark watching a band. The evening is designed for groups, birthdays, family outings and anyone who likes to sing along, clap along and enjoy a little silliness between songs.

The music reaches across several decades, which helps when a group has mixed tastes. You might get a familiar 80s favorite followed by a 90s hit, a current number, a comic section or a full production routine. That variety is the point. It also means the show may not suit you if you want one artist, one style or a serious concert setting.

Your evening at Viva Blackpool

The experience takes place at Viva Blackpool, where the show is presented as a resident production. Your ticket includes admission and reserved seating, with a guaranteed table when you book in advance. That matters in a venue designed for a full evening, since you can settle in with your group instead of worrying about where you will sit.

The show itself lasts around two and a half hours and includes an interval. Add time for arriving, ordering food or drinks and getting settled, and you should treat this as the main event of your evening in Blackpool.

Wednesday performances begin at 7:30 p.m. Saturday performances begin at 8:15 p.m. That later Saturday start fits a night out, but it may not suit younger children or anyone who prefers an early finish. Wednesday is the better choice if you want a calmer atmosphere. Saturday is the pick for a louder, more celebratory night.

The production stars resident Viva Showgirls dancers and vocalists, with Leye D Johns acting as host. The host is a major part of the show’s character. Expect comic links, audience interaction and a playful tone between the musical sections.

Why the table service matters

A reserved table sounds like a small detail, but it changes the evening. You have a home base for your party, a place for food and drinks, and no need to abandon your seat during the performance. Table service is available throughout the show, so you can order without treating the interval as a race to the bar.

Food is available to purchase, but it is not included in the ticket. Drinks, including alcoholic drinks, are also extra. The minimum drinking age is 18. One practical approach is to decide your spending limit before you arrive, since the $34.55 ticket price covers the entertainment and seating, not the extras.

Food choices are not described in detail, but one evening included a munchie box. That suggests casual show-night food rather than a formal dinner. If a full meal is important to you, check what is available when booking or plan to eat separately before the performance.

The table arrangement also makes the show suitable for birthdays and family occasions. A birthday treat can feel more special when the whole group has a shared table, food, drinks and a stage show in front of them.

The music, comedy and production effects

The musical program is deliberately broad. You are likely to see a blend of show tunes, well-known songs from past decades and newer hits, all presented with dance routines and costume changes. The aim is recognition and momentum, not musical discovery.

That format works well for a mixed group. One person may prefer 80s pop, another may enjoy 90s songs, while younger members of the party respond to more recent music. Since the show also includes comedy, nobody has to wait too long for a change of pace.

The visual side is just as important as the song list. A massive LED screen, lasers, lighting effects and production visuals give the stage a large-scale feel. It is the kind of show where the costumes and lighting are part of the entertainment, not just decoration.

The strongest praise has gone to the whole package: singers, dancers, comedy, service and atmosphere working together. One especially well-liked feature is the chance to meet performers and take a photo afterward. This is a useful extra for a birthday, family celebration or anyone who likes a keepsake from a night out, though the available information does not promise that this happens at every performance.

Wednesday or Saturday?

Your choice of night will shape the mood more than you might expect.

Wednesday shows begin at 7:30 p.m. and are described as having a more relaxed feel. That makes Wednesday a sensible option for a quieter evening, for visitors who want the production without the full weekend party mood, or for families who prefer an earlier start.

Saturday shows begin at 8:15 p.m. and tend to feel more like a party. You can expect a more social, energetic room, with plenty of singing and a stronger weekend feel. If you are celebrating a birthday or planning a group night out, Saturday may fit better.

The tradeoff is simple: choose Wednesday for a more measured evening, Saturday for extra energy. Neither night changes the basic length of the show or the included reserved seating.

Is $34.55 good value?

At about $34.55 per person, the ticket is reasonably priced for a three-hour evening out, especially since the show itself runs for roughly two and a half hours. You are paying for live singers, dancers, comedy, costumes, lighting, video effects and a reserved table.

The value is strongest if you would otherwise pay separately for several parts of a night out. You get the entertainment and your seat in one booking, then choose how much more to spend on food and drinks. For a group, knowing that everyone has a reserved place is worth something too.

The price is less attractive if you only want a short music set or if you rarely enjoy cabaret comedy. Food and alcohol are extra, and those purchases can raise the total cost. Keep the ticket price in mind as the entry point, not the complete bill.

A useful comparison is the length and variety of the program. Two and a half hours of live entertainment is a substantial amount of stage time. If you enjoy spectacle and familiar songs, the ticket offers solid value. If you prefer an intimate concert, you may get more from a smaller performance elsewhere.

Who will enjoy this most?

I would recommend Viva Decades Rewind to people who enjoy a little of everything. It suits couples, families with older children, birthday groups and friends looking for a complete evening rather than a single musical act.

The show is also a good fit for a group with mixed musical tastes. The wide range of decades reduces the risk that one person will spend the night waiting for the music they like. The comedy and dance sections add variety for anyone who is less interested in a straight concert.

Children can attend when accompanied by an adult, but parents should use their judgment. The production is not described as extremely rude or crude, yet it includes adult material and an outrageous comic host. Older children may have a great time, while very young children may find the late start, noise or adult humor less suitable.

I would be more cautious about recommending it to someone seeking refined theater, subtle comedy or a quiet night. The show aims for sparkle, speed and broad entertainment. That is its strength, but also its limit.

Getting there and planning the night

The venue is easy to find according to the available information, and it is near public transportation. Transportation to and from the attraction is not included, so you will need to make your own way to Viva Blackpool.

Confirmation is provided when you book, and the ticket is mobile, which keeps the arrival process simple. I would still allow enough time to find the venue, settle at your table and order anything you want before the lights go down.

The experience has a maximum of 50 people, so it is not a huge touring production spread across a large crowd. That helps preserve the cabaret feel and makes the reserved table more useful. Service animals are allowed, and most people can take part.

Because the show is commonly booked about 24 days ahead, I would avoid leaving a popular Saturday date until the last minute. This is especially important if you need several seats together or are planning a birthday.

Booking flexibility and practical cautions

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the local start time. Cancellations made inside that window are not refunded, and changes made within 24 hours are not accepted.

The best booking choice depends on your group. For a relaxed evening, book Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. For a bigger weekend atmosphere, choose Saturday at 8:15 p.m. If you are bringing children, consider the later Saturday start and the adult nature of some comedy before paying.

I also suggest budgeting separately for food and drinks. The table service is a real convenience, but it does not mean refreshments are included. If you want a more economical evening, eat beforehand and purchase only what you need during the show.

Should you book Viva Decades Rewind?

Book this show if you want an energetic Blackpool night with familiar music, comedy, dancers and plenty of production sparkle. The reserved table, table service and long running time make it easy to plan, and the wide music range works well for groups with different tastes.

Choose Wednesday if you prefer a calmer feel, or Saturday if your priority is a party atmosphere. I would hesitate only if you dislike broad cabaret humor, late evening entertainment or paying extra for food and drinks.

For $34.55, Viva Decades Rewind offers a substantial night out rather than a quick performance. It is best approached as a cheerful variety show, complete with sequins, lasers, jokes and sing-along energy. If that sounds like your kind of Blackpool evening, it is a sensible booking.

FAQ

Where does Viva Decades Rewind take place?

The show takes place at Viva Blackpool in Blackpool, England.

How long does the show last?

The live performance lasts about two and a half hours and includes an interval. The overall experience is approximately three hours.

What time does the Wednesday show start?

Wednesday performances start at 7:30 p.m.

What time does the Saturday show start?

Saturday performances start at 8:15 p.m.

Is seating reserved?

Yes. Reserved seating is included, and advance booking guarantees a table.

Is food included in the ticket?

No. Food is available to purchase, but it is not included in the ticket price.

Are drinks included?

No. Drinks are available to purchase separately. The minimum drinking age is 18.

Can children attend?

Yes. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Some content is adult in nature, and children are admitted at the parent’s discretion.

Can I cancel for a refund?

Yes. You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start are not accepted.