Saw this show in Chicago last year. I wasn't the biggest Jimmy Buffett fan although I knew his music. I'd say I was familiar with about a third of the songs that were in the show. But that didn't stop me from really enjoying it. My favorite part was the humor. The show was way funnier than I expected because it wasn't really advertised as a comedy so I wasn't expecting that at all. And seeing how they brought everything together using his songs was really cool. Not sure how Jimmy Buffett managed to do that but I guess he's written a few books so he knows a thing or two about story telling. There were a few songs I thought were slow but nothing that would stop me from going again. If you're looking for a fun night out this is definitely the escape that it promises to be. Be warned that there might be some super fans that sing along to the songs. Some people near me were annoyed by that but I didn't mind.

If you are willing to “escape” this is a great show! Lots of fun for an evening. Loved the performances of the cast!

I really enjoyed the performance of Escape to Margaritaville. I have been a loyal fan of Jimmy Buffett for years, and the play gave me a new way to think about the music I enjoy listening to. I was very impressed on how the play was written around the songs I know my heart.

This show was great! It was exciting and just great overall, the love story was great and also included hilarious humor at the same time! I recommend this 100 percent to everyone!!!

Saw the show in Hartford. I honestly did not think I was going to like it and even tried to give the tickets away..no takers (lucky for me!) I ENJOYED the show and especially the performances by the principals (all of them). I especially enjoyed Kyle Southern's (Tully). Kyle was the understudy...but easily stepped in to the lead with ease and confidence and lead this cast and the audience on an incredible journey. Sarah Hinrichsen (Rachel), Emily Qualamann (Tammy), and Peter Michael Jordan (Brick) formed an incredible group that balanced the story. All were very well suited for their roles and entertaining. Patrick Cogan (JD) was enjoyable as a man of a certain age but fit in very well with the young cast and his role on his quest for his "LOST SHAKER OF SALT". The ensemble...all of them were talented and very enjoyable. There were a few sound cues missed but were not distracting to the show.....GET TICKETS for this show if it comes to your area...It was a nice start to our 20 month absence from the Bushnell and the perfect upbeat show and talented cast to open the LOOOONG AWAITED season!!..CONGRATULATIONS to the entire cast and crew of this show....and THANK YOU!!!

We thought it was a great show and loved the comedy. Loved the way the audience participated in some of the songs.