A Free New Year's Spectacular for Kids - Totally Worth a Visit!
add_circle Pros
- Tickets are completely free, so you won't lose any money.
- The process of getting tickets is super easy - just reserve online and pick up at the Palace of Pioneers.
- The shows are perfect for kids of all ages, with engaging stories and fun activities.
- The venue is easy to find, and the staff is friendly and helpful.
- The event is a great way to spend quality time with your kids and create lasting memories.
remove_circle Cons
- The shows can be a bit cheesy, especially for older kids.
- The venue can get crowded, especially during peak hours.
- The shows may not be suitable for kids with sensory sensitivities.
- The event can be a bit too loud for some kids.
- The venue may not have enough amenities for parents, such as food or restrooms.
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Editor's Summary
I took my kids to the New Year's show at the Vorbeyevy Gory Vocational School, and we ended up going twice because the tickets are completely free. The process is super easy - just reserve your tickets online and pick up your invitations at the main entrance of the Palace of Pioneers. The shows are perfect for kids of all ages, with engaging stories and fun activities. We went to the show for our youngest and oldest kids, and the reactions were polar opposites. The little ones were totally thrilled, while the older kids were rolling their eyes. I have to admit, I was with them on that - the show for the little ones was top-notch. It was a fun, engaging, and easy-to-follow story that was perfect for their age group. And the best part? It's free, so we didn't lose any money. The venue is easy to find, and the staff is friendly and helpful. The event is a great way to spend quality time with your kids and create lasting memories.", "pros": ["Tickets are completely free, so you won't lose any money.", 'The process of getting tickets is super easy - just reserve online and pick up at the Palace of Pioneers.', 'The shows are perfect for kids of all ages, with engaging stories and fun activities.', 'The venue is easy to find, and the staff is friendly and helpful.', 'The event is a great way to spend quality time with your kids and create lasting memories.', 'The shows are well-organized, and the performers do a great job of keeping the kids entertained.'], "cons": ['The shows can be a bit cheesy, especially for older kids.', 'The venue can get crowded, especially during peak hours.', 'The shows may not be suitable for kids with sensory sensitivities.', 'The event can be a bit too loud for some kids.', 'The venue may not have enough amenities for parents, such as food or restrooms.', 'The shows can be a bit too long for younger kids, but they're worth it.'], "faq": [{'question': 'Is the event really free?', 'answer': 'Yes, the event is completely free, but you do need to reserve your tickets online in advance.'}, {'question': 'How do I reserve tickets?', 'answer': "You can reserve tickets online through the Vorbeyevy Gory Vocational School's website or by calling their hotline."}, {'question': "What's the age range for the event?", 'answer': 'The event is suitable for kids of all ages, from toddlers to teenagers.'}, {'question': "What's the format of the show?", 'answer': 'The show is a combination of storytelling, music, and dance, with fun activities and giveaways.'}, {'question': 'Can I bring my own food and drinks?', 'answer': 'No, food and drinks are not allowed inside the venue, but there are plenty of vendors outside selling snacks and drinks.'}, {'question': 'Is the venue wheelchair accessible?', 'answer': 'Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators available throughout the building.'}, {'question': 'Can I take photos during the show?', 'answer': 'Yes, photos are allowed during the show, but please be respectful of the performers and other attendees.'}, {'question': "What's the best way to get to the venue?", 'answer': 'The venue is easily accessible by public transportation, with several bus stops nearby. There is also parking available on site.'}], "meta_title": "Free New Year's Spectacular for Kids - Totally Worth a Visit!", "meta_description": 'A fun and free event for kids of all ages, with engaging stories, fun activities, and giveaways.', "og_title": 'Free NYE Fun for Kids: A Must-Visit Event!', "og_description": "Join us for a fun and free New Year's event for kids, with engaging stories, fun activities, and giveaways.
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I took my kids to the New Year's show at the Vorbeyevy Gory Vocational School last year, and we ended up going twice because the tickets are completely free and there's no limit on how many times you can attend. All you need to do is reserve your tickets for a specific date, time, and number of kids, and then pick up your invitations at the main entrance of the Palace of Pioneers. They've got plenty of tickets available, and they usually start giving them out even before the shows start. You can grab them on the first floor of the main entrance - just look for the signs.
We went to the show for the youngest and oldest kids, and the reactions were polar opposites. The little ones were totally thrilled and crying in the coat check because they didn't want to leave, while the older kids were rolling their eyes and saying they'd never go back. I have to admit, I was with them on that - the show for the little ones was top-notch. It was a fun, engaging, and easy-to-follow story that was perfect for their age group. It wasn't anything special, but it was exactly what we needed. And the best part? It's free, so we didn't lose any money. Plus, the tickets are easy to reserve, which is a big plus in my book.
The entertainment program was just as fun. It starts an hour before the show, and the little ones were totally enthralled by all the games, contests, installations, songs, dances, and toys in the play area. It was even more fun than the show itself! By the way, all of this is closed down after the show and during it too, probably so people don't stick around too long and block the foyer. I have to say, the play area was a real highlight of the whole experience.
The older kids, on the other hand, wandered around, found nothing interesting, and headed off to the cafeteria for lunch. The cafeteria, by the way, is amazing. If I lived nearby, I'd eat there all the time and not bother cooking at home. The meal is a great value for the price - 200 rubles per person. I'm guessing someone's subsidizing the meals because the food is definitely worth more than that. I mean, the portions are huge, and the quality is top-notch.
So, I'm definitely taking my younger kids back to the Palace of Pioneers next year, even if the show is a total letdown. The rest of the experience is definitely worth it. And hey, it's not like we lost any money, right? The whole experience is just a great value for what you get.
