Find your inner ‘90s and get ready to break it down with some of the decade’s most memorable music icons on April 15. The Statler is hosting a property-wide ‘90s party in The Statler Ballroom and throughout all of its restaurants and bars.
The iconic Statler Ballroom will be host to Grammy nominated Vanilla Ice as he brings back famous hits such as Ice, Ice Baby, Play That Funky Music, Ninja Rap and others. Opening for Vanilla Ice will be special guest Young MC, whose Grammy award winning Bust a Move topped the charts in 1989.
Early bird tickets for the show start at only $39 for a single ticket and $130 for a 4-pack of tickets (early bird pricing expires on 2/28). Following the early bird pricing, standard general admission tickets will be $49 and a 4-pack of tickets will be $160. Tickets at the door will be $59.
VIP lounges for 8 people include two bottle of spirits and two bottles of wine or champagne for $1,500. Four person lounges include one bottle of spirits and one bottle of wine or champagne for $750. Full information on tickets and pricing can be found at www.thestatlerdallas.com/concerts. Scout at The Statler will feature a 90’s costume contest, drink specials and entertainment from 7 p.m. until close. Partygoers will be able to take advantage of fun retro arcade games, bowling, and all the fun Scout offers daily. Prizes will be awarded for the best costume!
Primo’s MX Kitchen & Lounge at The Statler will feature a Latin Pop Late-Night Party featuring live entertainment, Latin hits from the ‘90s, dancing and themed drink specials from 9 p.m. until close.
The iconic downtown Dallas hotel will also feature a hotel package that includes general admission tickets, valet, and guest room, which can be booked at www.TheStatlerDallas.com/concerts.
What: Nineties Night at The Statler, headlined by Vanilla Ice and special guest Young MC
When: 8 p.m. Friday, April 15. Doors open at 7 p.m.
Where: The Statler, 1914 Commerce St., Dallas
How much: Ticket prices range from $39-$1,500
Tickets: TheStatlerDallas.com/concerts