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"How to Train Your Dragon Live Spectacular" – First Niagara Center

"How to Train Your Dragon Live Spectacular" (Up to 43% Off). Nine Options Available.

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In a Nutshell

Animatronic fire-breathing dragons with 40 ft. wingspans carry actors as they soar above audiences awash in 3-D projections

The Fine Print

Real animals are the inspiration for most mythical creatures, such as the dragon, whose physical form mirrors that of a crocodile and whose mannerisms resemble those of a seventh-grader with a roman candle. The whole family can watch high-flying, fire-breathing dragons come to life with this GrouponLive deal to see How to Train Your Dragon Live Spectacular at the First Niagara Center. Doors open two hours before showtime. Choose from the following performance and seating options:

For the performance on Friday, September 21, at 7 p.m.:

  • For $35, you get one ticket for seating in section 103 or 119 (up to a $61.15 value, including all fees).

For the performance on Saturday, September 22, at 11 a.m.:

  • For $42, you get one ticket for seating in section 103 or 119 (up to a $72.40 value, including all fees).
  • For $48, you get one ticket for seating in section 121 or 122 (up to an $82.90 value, including all fees).

For the performance on Saturday, September 22, at 3 p.m.:

  • For $42, you get one ticket for seating in section 103 or 119 (up to a $72.40 value, including all fees).
  • For $48, you get one ticket for seating in section 121 or 122 (up to an $82.90 value, including all fees).

For the performance on Saturday, September 22, at 7 p.m.:

  • For $35, you get one ticket for seating in section 103 or 119 (up to a $61.15 value, including all fees).
  • For $42, you get one ticket for seating in section 121 or 122 (up to a $72.40 value, including all fees).

For the performance on Sunday, September 23, at 11 a.m.:

  • For $35, you get one ticket for seating in section 103 or 119 (up to a $61.15 value, including all fees).
  • For $42, you get one ticket for seating in section 121 or 122 (up to a $72.40 value, including all fees).

Blown back by the snarls and smoke of fire-breathing dragons, audiences watch in amazement as animatronics, puppetry, pyrotechnics, and martial arts create what Australian Stage called a "visual and technical work of mind boggling proportions." From the creators of Walking with Dinosaurs and inspired by DreamWorks' Academy Award–nominated film How to Train Your Dragon, the live performance pits 23 flying dragons against a cast of Viking warriors who attempt to slay the massive beasts by slashing their spiky tails and stealthily removing their batteries. Three-dimensional projections by Dan Potra catapult audiences into a legendary world of Viking villages, mountains, and dungeons as ethereal music by John Powell and Sigur Rós' Jónsi adds texture to an action-packed plot. Click below to view the video trailer.

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"How to Train Your Dragon Live Spectacular"

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    First Niagara Center

    1 Seymour H. Knox III Plz.
    Buffalo, New York 14203
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  • Contact First Niagara Center at (716) 855-4444 for questions or hours.

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