Booked from England. Good seats under the Royal Box at the end of the salle, level with the riders. Seats were good but uncomfortable. No photos allowed, but lots of flashes going off. We did enjoy it. Lovely horses, should not be missed. Unfortunately we had people in front of us who talked non stop, and kept blocking the gap... More

105 euro per person buys you a seat over others' heads and a strict, monitored no-photos admonition. The 100-minute program is so slow that a person could fall asleep except the chairs are uncomfortable and each guest is shoulder to shoulder with her neighbours. An extremely classy setting otherwise, as is the presentation itself. However, the finer points of the... More

I am a horse lover and enjoyed the show. However, the show is overrated and low on the return/value ratio. Much better ways to spend your time and money.

This was such a terrific experience - I would not have missed it for the world.

We were not able to go to the actual Spanish horses performance which is on Sunday morning so we decided to at least go to the training session on Saturday AM. The horses were beautiful but perhaps it was a slow day for the riders and we didn't really see any of the dancing or the moves that they are... More

There's some good and bad with this venue. You cannot always see well in the cheaper seats (but they do not stop you from moving to stand where you can see better so go cheap). These horses are amazing animals - especially when they leap. The very last part of the show is the best. You cannot take photos of... More

I went to the practice session with a friend. I wasn't really that interested. I was pleasantly surprised. It was very interesting. The horses were quite beautiful. The 'room' they train in was stunning.

what an amazing visit . a must see . a fab day for those who admire the majesty of horsemanship

We purchased standing tickets at a really reasonable rate. The arena is stunning in itself before any performance has started....the horses are magnificent and this is a real must if you visit Vienna I would say.