You're Invited to Mary-Kate & Ashley's Ballet Party (1997) User Reviews

Good for five year olds

[JulietV · 4/10 · 12 June 2002]

They must be doing something right as my five year old daughter wants to watch this video over and over.

They can act, and they can dance (need a little more practice.) But I really wish they'd give up the singing. It is really, really bad. With all their money, you'd think they could hire someone to work with them on that. I can't stand to let her watch it too much because of the singing.

Sweet memories.

[Moonie_88 · 10/10 · 16 June 2006]

Yeah, I miss the days when Mary-Kate and Ashley made these kind of videos. I have this video myself. They go on a trip to New York to be ballet dancers and it's a lot fun to watch. You'll find singing and dancing. God, I really wish those days didn't have to end. I enjoy watching most of their Your Invited and The Adventures series. It reminds me of my old friendship in which I wish it never have ended. Okay, I'm getting angry now instead of focusing on this video. I definitely recommend it to all the fans out there who love them and enjoy their videos. And the ones who miss the memories of watching Mary Kate and Ashley when they were younger.

Yes, v1.00

[annevejb · 4 June 2009]

With a bit of treble roll off I am finding this to be one of the best of this series that I have, so far.

Of course, without using the tone control on my player then the whole thing is too painful to me. It seems impossible that this can actually be really nice. I have come across this problem occasionally, thankfully not often.

School Dance Party and Hawaiian Beach Party are the others that I currently rate a lot. These do not need tone control. Our Music Video ditto, but needing occasional tone control. Christmas as the only weak one, for me, and it makes for interesting speculation to try to wonder why.

Further, most kids series I have are with the kids in their teens, Skippy 1992 and Pete Pete 1993 to 5 as the main exceptions. This has the twins over a much wider age range. It might easily suit the very youngest DVD types and second + childhood DVD types and more. The low number of positive reviews for the series makes it sense to say that.