Cirque du Soleil – KURIOS

Great show! Walked in with no clue what to expect, and that made it even better. Length is great, not too much, always entertained without feeling too short. Perfect show for 10 year old daughter, she was glued (like everyone else) the entire time.

I’ve attended numerous Cirque du Soleil productions. From San Francisco, LA, and Vegas. Kurios has got to be on my top five!
The venue felt pretty intimate, unlike a grand Vegas stage. However, the size of the stage did not take away from the story at all. Like all Cirque shows, you’re swept away into a world of make believe. Immediately captivated by the quirky characters. The story was amazing and very lighthearted. The characters were dressed in 1920s themed costumes. The makeup was so intricate and projected beautifully from stage. The musicality combined with stunts/​acrobat choreography were fearless. Bravo. What an impressive show, I totally recommend it!
Venue Pros: Temperate inside considering outside was 40 degrees. Plenty of restrooms and great quality stalls. Even used a legit hand washing station. They do not use your typical outdoor event porta potties.
Venue Cons: Parking at Dodgers Stadium was an outrageous $ 25 for the night. Food was also overpriced and lack of variety. I’m talking $ 38 for weak quality: 2 hot dogs, 2 soft drinks, and pretzel. $ 20 for a plain small beer. Not even worth it. Eat ahead of time. Downside, seat spacing was so cramped, you literally touch shoulders with the people next to you. I sat left, and while I sat in the perfect row, my seat kept getting hit with the blinding spotlight. Definitely try to buy more center stage seats if you’re able to.

this was my first cirque show. friends told me this is the best of them all. i went with very low expectations because i just never saw myself as a circus kindda girl. I was definitely blown away by the acrobatics, music, plot, costume, and cast. i highly recommend this show for both adults and kids. makes me want to go so other cirque shows but apparently i’ve seen the best one so maybe ill rest my career here.
BRAVO, Kurios!

Went to the show this past Friday with family and friends (6) — this is one of many cirque du soleil shows seen over the decades locally and in Vegas. Good fun and one of the better Cirque experiences — as I feel it is more FUN under a tent!
I won’t say anything to spoil the sense of discovery and surprise with Kurios — however I will mention how we got our tix through the Living Social web site deal. It essentially is full retail price with free popcorn + a drink and an aluminum souveneer beverage bottle. Not bad… but not a true bargain. HOwever — the show was well worth what we paid ($ 100). Our seats were on the asile and across from the VIP section where seats were near $ 200 each. Of course — in that section their worst seats were near ours’ and their best seats were dead center to stage. In our case we were in the 3^rd and 4^th rows from the stage… excellent seats.
Useful advice — choose stage LEFT as viewed from the stage — where we were if you have to be off center. It seemed clear that more activity of interest originated on this side. I might add it probably would have been fine to be anywhere within the lower sections of the stage — less so off to the extreme edges. So maybe save some $ or just get the best within your budget.
Expect to pay $ 25 to park (sigh) or risk parking on the street just outside the parking entrance. It is walkable if you’re not in high heels. The walking distance being maybe ¾ mile. I would NOT park outside and walk in if you can afford decent seats… but saving $ 25 and if not too chilly — it might make sense to some?
Otherwise — criticisms — the seating pitch at our level close to the stage was just fine — angle of offset for sight lines was good with zero obstructions from patrons ahead of us. HOWEVER — I thought the seats were squeezed together close… too close for my taste. I am not overweight nor am I slim — at 5’8 and 185 pounds. If I were heavier I might be uncomfortable. The fellow next to me was somewhat /​slightly heavier set then I and he sort of intruded into my space. If you’re a lot heavier then I think it IMPOSSIBLE to sit in their normal seats? If you’re big then check into handicapped seating or buy TWO seats for yourself!
Another serious issue is how to drive into the lot? All the entrances are closed EXCEPT that which is facing SUNSET BLVD. Be sure to approach from that angle.
So go see it before it leaves the area! Enjoy!

I am only docking a star because of the crammed seating. I love the show. I would highly recommend coming here, the music, the lighting, the performances, were spectacular. Obviously it is not like seeing a show in Vegas, but despite the venue constraints, they did an amazing job. They have a wide assortment of snacks you can get at the concession stands outside from popcorn, cotton candy, hotdogs, and even alcoholic beverages. I would highly recommend watching the show from the middle sections instead of the sides. Also make sure to get an aisle seat, because the seating is very tight. You will get to know your neighbors very quickly.

Fun, fun, fun!
I’m a little embarrassed to say, this was my first Cirque du Soleil show ever, and Kurios was a great introduction to the Cirque experience.
Be forewarned, if you’re going to the show in Los Angeles, in the Dodger stadium parking lot, they’ll hit you in the gut with a $ 25 parking fee. Ouch! I can see a $ 15 fee, but $ 25 is out of control. I’m sure that’s out of Cirque’s hands.
Anyway, it gets better. Everything else is first rate, even their version of the porta-​potty. They have plenty, and they are clean. well lit, with a place to wash your hands outside.
There’s not a bad seat in the house. Even if you are sitting in the back row, you are still not very far from the stage. I sat in the second row, and a seat farther back might have been even better for some of the acts because there was so much going on and so much to take in.
The music that goes along with the show in fantastic. So much so that I bought the soundtrack as soon as I got home, and have listened to it at least 7 times in less than 24 hours. I am a music aficionado and am delighted to have this soundtrack in my collection. So good! So original.
The show moved along really well with the exception of two acts. The invisible circus was one joke that just went on way too long and became boring after the first couple minutes. I was surprised it was part of the show because it just didn’t seem to measure up to the quality of the other acts. I’d say the same for the theater of hands. Cute, but it gets old fast.
The rest of the show if off the charts great, so much so that I couldn’t even tell you which act was my favorite. They all tie for first place.

One Liner: For the first-​timers and kids. Not for the previous cirque du soleil peeps!
Status: Las Vegas Cirque du Soleil x4 Guest!
Should you buy or not to buy:
–I watched 4 las vegas cirque du soleil show and all of them have a wow and impressive act! So my expectations were a bit high. I lowered them knowing this is a LOCAL cirque du soleil show where they are restricted to just a tent (dont expect fire like Ka show or water like O show!) so you gotta put your standards down! Why? Because theres a LOT of slow fillers that are more for comedy acts than the actual skilled/​physical performance. you can read the other reviews about the show itself.
–Overall amazing and fantastic of course (come on, can you do those tricks?!) but on a real level for the price you are paying, bring your parents, children and first timers. For those who have been to a cirque du soleil show, you will sadly be unimpressed and disappointed. I was still amazed, but sadly my friends around me left to go home during intermission or fell asleep (old fart «regulars» to the cirque du soliel.
Seats:
–Because it is just a small tent, there is no bad seats. I was like 3^rd to last row and i was fine but i do think that you should try avoid being behind a pillar if youre at an angle to the main stage. My friends left who were next to us so we stole their seats hahhaha. You can try looking at the map to see what pillows can block you vision. maybe middle is best but no big deal.
Parking:
-$ 25 to park for this event at the dodger stadium. We instead tried to lyft/​über there… BIG MISTAKE. Our gps took us to different entrances but for the cirque du soliel address, you must go to «stadium/​lot 1 parking». They CLOSE ALL OTHER ENTRANCES. We had to police guide us since he noticed all of us is in a shat show of a parking situation! Picking us up after the show was a complete shat show too as he couldnt find us (our 1^st lyft drives gave up!). Read the reviews below and park down the street or ask you lyft to pick u down the street.
oh yeah and i need to CALL OUT DODGER SECURITY HOMEBOYS FOR NOT HELPING US OUT. we were asking them how we can route our lyft here or to please give us a ride in their golf cart to the exit (i was dying in my sexy but ultra painful heels) but NOPE NOT USEFUL AT ALL. damn bro if u close all the other entrances and exits of the dodger stadium parking, couldnt u at least help me out and tell me where i am? come on.
Other:
Restroom: portal potty but clean! they have outside sinks which is really nice.
Food/​Drinks: overpriced, eat before you come. They did not check my bag when i came in which was filled with water and snacks! But the show is pretty short
Photobooth: there is a super awesome green screen photo center where you get to get decked with their circus swag as they filter you with their hot air balloon frames. You can come back at intermission or after the show to check out your pics. We bought it for 2 for $ 35. Pricy but we look ridiculous so we had to! (date idea!)
Price: A little expensive but maybe groupon can help you out or those last minute seat tickets. I honestly think you should just save your money and pay a little more to pay for O or Ka show in Vegas (that is… if youre a cheap poor grad student like me ;)).

Simply a fantastic show from beginning to end as what is expected in a Cirque de Soleil show.
This time around cirque went to street acts. You will get a few things in front of you that will keep you guessing but look around and try to view it all. There are so many things happening per act that they will have you in amazement.
Don’t expect Vegas, be more prepared for a low key street act and some things that are beyond entertainment.
Parking is high so make sure to park down the street and use Über or what ever choice of transportation you enjoy such as a taxi or Lyft.

I’m a bit perplexed by the bad reviews, but I ‘suppose’ I see a bit of the gripe. First, each individual act is excellent for what they are. If you have been to a Cirque show before, then you know the entire show has a theme, and then there are several mini performances throughout the show.
The Kurios show is about opening your vivid imagination, in this case it plays to a younger audience, but still just as visually fascinating to adults. I will spare you the detailed description of each act, but there was enough new that it kept this particular rendition fresh. I’ve been to 8 previous presentations, and I found this to be in my top 3, I was captivated by the perfectly proportioned little lady.
There really are no bad seats! Parking at $ 25 felt a bit expensive, especially considering it came with a poorly executed exit strategy. My family found this to be a thoroughly entertaining afternoon, I’d suggest any fan of Cirque not miss the Kurios show.

What an Experience! A MUST SEE…
Be on time, you don’t want to miss a single minute. Every seat in the tent is a good seat.
This show is great for friends, family, kids, dates, etc.

Things to keep in mind in preparation for your show:
1. Parking is $ 25 but you can find street parking if you want to save money and then walk up to the tent. Don’t wear heels ladies.
2. You can bring your own snacks. No bag check.
3. There’s 1 restroom outside the tent. Wait until you get inside to go. There are more inside but the weird thing is that the wall between you and your restroom neighbor doesn’t go from ceiling to floor so you really can have a conversation with each other… aka…u can hear eveeeerything so don’t eat anything bad. fair warning here!
4. Seats are small fold-​down chairs so don’t wear too many layers. Tent temperature is controlled so although it could be really cold outside, you will be fine inside.
5. Put your phone away and ENJOY the show through your own eyes and not your camera. Take a few here and there but not the whole thing!
6. First half of the show is an hour, then a 30 min break, then about another hour. My show was at 8 and I left at 10:30pm.
7. When arriving, there are 2 lines. You line up according to your gate number. One is an even number line (the right) and the left is odd.
8. Have fun! It’s a great show!

What a Fantastic Show! Would definitely recommend it. The music, the performance, the wardrobe and atmosphere were all top notch. There were elements of amazing acrobatics, to comedic acts, to the yoyo master. I’ve seen my fair share of the travelling Cirque shows and several ones in Vegas and this one is my favorite is so far. The venue is setup in a relative small tent so no matter your seat you should be able to get a good view. There were so moments in the show that you will be amazed at and times where you think it was so clever to come up with that.
They sells all kinds of snacks but prices are what you should expect for shows.
Popcorn: $ 8
Bottled Water: $ 5
Wine: $ 11
Beer: $ 10
Tips: There are discounted tickets on sites as Goldstar but I found it just as cheap on the official site if you go with several people. The family discount area is where you would look for.
Parking: $ 25. If you don’t want to pay that I’ve seen street parking below the hill if you want to walk it.
Entrance: Only entrance for this event is the one on Elysian Park.

Great show! Only downer is that parking is $ 25. Because of the smaller venue, all of the seats had a full view of the stage… unless someone tall sits in front of you.
Arrive earlier so you can take advantage of the free photo booth with props! Another photo booth has a green screen backdrop but comes at a price.
Like many cirque shows, there are impressive acrobatic, aerial, contortion acts, among others. But what I found special about Kurios were two acts (I won’t spoil) that use minimal props/​people and engage viewers to use their imagination to fill in the blanks.
Do visit! Kurios is much more affordable than a Las Vegas Cirque show but still provides the same entertainment and quality performance.

What a fantastic show!
As to be expected of Cirque du Soleil’s many shows, Kurios did not disappoint! It was very entertaining from start to finish! The concept and the acts, the costumes and performers — I have nothing but good words to say about this particular Cirque show!
Though all acts were amazing, there are a few acts that stood out for me personally, The invisible circus, the mirrored dinner — seeing double, the trampoline act and the fish guys :), the show was truly memorable and enjoyable!
Overall, if you have time and have the chance to see Kurios, go ahead and grab your ticket! It is one show you won’t regret and won’t forget for a very long time!
Enjoy!

I LOVE Cirque and have seen Iris, O, Ovo, Kooza, Totem. It was not until this show that I even realized they did backstage VIP tours. At $ 495/​per ticket, this is probably the only time I will have seats that close (3^rd row, center of stage) and do the backstage tour. IT WAS WORTH EVERY FREAKIN’ SHINY PENNY. Our tour guide, Angus, was the perfect guy. He has been a long time employee & had so many stories to share, fun tid bits, and happily answered our questions and didn’t rush us at all. The tour starts at 615pm and you get a tour of the outside areas and the inside food/​concessions/​shop area for 45 min. We got to see their offices, cafeteria, the empty stage, the layout, and hearing all the info was UH-​MAZING. Then at 7pm, we got to eat the hot apps in the VIP lounge. You also got a free Cortea CD, but they didn’t advertise this, they just left them on a display shelf, so don’t forget to get yours. They also had a free pic with a pro photographer by the 2^nd bar/​restrooms, but again they did NOT advertise this. I just so happened to ask the photographer cause I wanted to get our money’s worth. The prints came free, one for each person, they pass out during intermission in VIP tent! At 8pm, you go watch the show and don’t forget to take your free popcorn and a drink for inside because inside you might have to pay for it like everyone else. Then there is a 25 min intermission and we had dessert/​coffee/​drinks. Then you go back in, after the show, you stay in your seat and get to meet 2 artists. Ours was one of the contortionist and the yo-​yo guy. They also take questions and you can take pix with them. The yo-​yo guy is from Japan and is the first yo-​yo guy ever in Cirque. He’s from Tokyo! Not sure if the artists change every show. Then we walk backstage, see all the props, costume dept, see the gym, observe some artists, etc. I think they were going to show us the shoe room, but we stayed so long in the costume/​gym area and before they let us go they asked if we had any questions and I DID NOT want to be that person extending the tour for another 15 min as it was 1115pm ish by this time. I’m sure Angus was tired and everyone still had work to do after we left to wrap up and go home. I also wished they built in time for VIPs to have first dibs on taking pix with any roaming artists BEFORE THE SHOW and all the different photos ops with the props/​backdrops. Between eating and relaxing before the show and the crowd, we didn’t have time to mingle out in the general area where all that cool stuff happens. You had to go do it on your own time and since the food was mostly passed apps style, you’d miss a lot of the food. I love how Cirque pays attention to every detail. The high risk stuff is jaw dropping. At one point, there was an acrobat flying over our heads literally 5 feet above if you sat in the first 3 rows in the first 4 seats by the aisle where we were. A few fun facts I remember from tour info (spoilers!):
–It takes 2 days to pack all the tents, equipment, etc.
–All the flags at the top of the tent, very center are chosen based on which city/​they are in etc, and the Quebec flag for the founder, etc.
–All the flags of different countries you see at the entrance of the tent represents actual cast and crew members. The more people from a certain country, the more towards the center they are. (I took pics of the Japanese and Korean flags. Yay, Asia!)
–The longest employee on the tour, gets the best living accommodations. In this case, it was their plumber who had been there 20 odd some years.
–After the show, a couple of the acrobats stay and practice (so we got to watch them) — see my videos
–1 acrobat were watching the taping of the night’s performance to study/​review afterward
–Every cast member has 3 outfits, 2 shows a day, and one extra one, each outfit is laundered after each show (they have 10 washers and dryers on site)
–Each touring show is like a mini village — there is a cafeteria, showers, gym, work offices, etc
–There are about 110 employees — 40 – 50 cast, rest crew
–On their touring payroll are chefs, electricians, carpenters, riggers, HR, travel/​lodging coordinator, etc.
–Cast have to put on their own make up (usually MAC), there is a 20 page manual/​book with photos and instructions on which sponge/​color to use, steps It takes about 1 hour to put on make up. In the beginning when they are first learning, it takes 2 hrs
–Cast & crew eat for free, tonight was Thai night, they serve over 40 different cuisines and cater to GF, vegan, vegetarian, allergies, etc for the employees
–I had thought they had no animals because of animal rights, but was told when the founder heard how much it cost to have one tiger (I think for a day) he decided to just stick with humans
–They improvise the show if someone sick, for safety reasons or if things don’t go as planned
–One time, a juggler forgot to pack his equipment so he did the worm and danced his way off the stage

Great show! I’ve seen a couple Cirque du Soleil shows in Vegas (O, Zumanity) and I’m a fan! Located in Lot 1 of Dodger Stadium, you got to use the entrance on Elysian Park since the tents are set up right there. There isn’t really a bad seat in the house but I’d suggest sitting a little closer to the middle sections if you want the «optimal» view. There are some pillars to assist with the aerial stunts but I’m not sure if they impact any views in the back at all. The show is 2.5 hours, including a 25 min intermission.
All of the stunts and acts were pretty entertaining. Some of them were just straight jaw-​dropping. Most of the stunts will leave you mesmerized and a good amount of them were performed with minimal harnesses which add to the intrigue. My 2 favorites scenes were the handbalancing on chairs and the 3 performers contorting their body on a mechanical hand. Wow!!! The hand puppetry was pretty cool too. The live music was a treat and the sound was crisp. However, I thought some of the acts drew out too long, the wide netting/​trampoline act in particular.
Of course you’re going to be overpaying for concessions but what I thought to be the biggest rip off of all is the parking… it’s $ 25!!! Ridiculous. Luckily, we managed to find a spot along Elysian Park Ave and all we had to do was walk up the hill to Lot 1. Saved ourselves $ 25 to spend on snacks/​drinks.

Knowing I’m a huge fan, my husband surprised me with the VIP experience to Cirque du Soleil’s newest show-​Kurios. And the evening was magical.
On this very cold and rainy night in Los Angeles, we first arrived to the site of the event with the complimentary parking spot, then entered the exclusive tent to our surprise with a heated lounge, coat check, two wines and champagne bars, and most delightfully, all the delicious hot d’oeuvres you could eat! Not to mention our very own private bathrooms.
The tent itself was cozy, and knowing this is a cirque event I was a bit worried at first; luckily the children were restrained by their responsible parents. Which, for people like me, was always greatly appreciated. As I implied earlier, I really was expecting cheap, Costco-​like food that was placed on a buffet table. Impressively, Cirque du Soleil had some very courteous and friendly servers passing around the trays with delicious little fixings such as cheese and crackers, salmon, artichokes, and chickens and waffles. Other than the wine and champagne bars, there was also a hot meatball sandwich stand that offered made to order sandwiches. I’d also like to point out that when we returned to the VIP tent during the 25 minutes intermission, they were serving hot coffee and an array or different desserts. Again, all you could eat.
Now, the main attraction features various acrobatic acts and accompanies with live music and singing. Much like other Unilocal’ reviews, I won’t go into details and spoil the show for you. However, I will say this: If you had ever been to and enjoyed any of the Cirque du Soleil shows in the past, this show is not to be missed. And if you hadn’t, this is a pretty good start for you to get acquainted with the «Circus of the Sun.» Though we were seated on the third row, judging by the size and the layout of the stage, I doubt there’s a bad seat in the venue. I highly recommend this truly entertaining experience to those who appreciates good food and theatric arts.

Cirque du Soleil is truly one of the privileges of being a citizen of our planet. This is a very bold statement and well deserved. Every show they produce is absolutely well executed and their obsession with perfection is evident in their performances. You see people who are the absolute best of the best from all over the world perform for you unimaginable acts. From start to finish you are thoroughly entertained. It is just so great that they travel all around the world and have so many new shows every year and allow people to have an opportunity to see them.
Kurios was one of the better shows, which really they are all equally as great, but the stage design really transcending. The props made you feel like you were back in time. Although it’s difficult to understand if they are trying to tell a story or not, everything just works. I don’t want to get into specifics and spoil anything, but the one big standout to me is the juggler in the beginning who really really amazed me to a point that I still can’t get over it. Do yourself a favor and go see this show.

I’ve been to a few Cirque Du Soleil shows and as far as stunts goes, this one is up there with the best of them. Kurios might have had some of the most daring acts that I’ve seen without a harness to protect the talent when doing these amazing acts. There were moments when I was on the edge of my seat, closing my eyes or yelling because the act was so daring.
There was a part that kind of dragged out for about 10 – 15 mins that I feel they could of done without and I noticed the party I was with felt the same, even mentioned it when it was over. But for the most part it’s a solid show (without spoiling the show). The show is in a tent and although it was extremely cold outside, there is no need to worry because it’s warm inside the tent and feels great!
The seating is great from all views and there aren’t any obstructed views that will ruin the show so don’t worry about trying to get good seating. The show is about 2 hours long with a 25 min intermission at the halfway mark and getting in and out of the tent seemed to be a smooth transition. Also you already know the prices for everything are inflated so be prepared to spend $ 10 on a bag of M&M’s and a bottled water. They do sell alcoholic drinks which run you about $ 14 and a bunch souvenirs in the tent lobby area.
Overall, it’s definitely a great show and you’ll have a blast with your family and friends. It’s daring, creative, funny and exciting plus the talent is extremely amazing with the acts they do. I was a little confused on the storyline so you should probably read up on it first. There is also a woman who sings throughout the entire show, with a live band, and they are amazing! I would definitely recommend this show.
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4 out of 5 Afros

I have seen 21 Cirque Du Soleil shows to date. Yes, you read that right, twenty one shows and they amaze me each time! Having seen that many shows, some are not as great as others, but KURIOS was definitely amazing! This show is no doubt part of the top 5 cirque shows I have seen!
Each show has a story and this one is no exception. The story here is of a scientist who builds a time machine and travels to another dimension. The acts were incredible from start to finish and I loved the flow of the show. The show moved very fast which was great because it kept your attention. I have seen some that were more slow moving and honestly made me a bit sleepy at times, but not this one! The music was also incredible. Nothing beats a live band and a live singer. The singers voice was incredible!
There were some acts here that I have not seen at other Cirque shows. This included the yo-​yo guy, which was incredible by the way, a bicycle aerial act, and hand puppets (not like The Muppets if that is what you are thinking!). I do not want to spoil the show, because I really think this show is a must see, so I will just state which acts were among my favorite. I loved the opening act, which included a juggling and drums, contortionist, and the acro net. The show went from one act to the next and every moment caught my attention. There is one 25 minute intermission between acts 1 and act 2.
With this show being a touring show in a tent, there are no really «bad» seats, as the tent is smaller. Just try to avoid the seats right where the poles are. I sat in section 201, second row. I had a great view except the woman in the row in front had such puffy hair that I had to switch with my boyfriend because I was shorter. That irritated me a bit. If you know you are going to block someone’s view, be courteous. If you have puffy hair, tie it. If you are taller, maybe sit a bit lower in your seat so others behind you can see also… anyways, I digress.
I’m not sure if it’s just this show or is a new policy now, but they only said no video and flash photography… I’ve been to another show where it was the same and people were free to take flash-​free photos… but another show I went to said no photography of any sort. I saw some people take a few pictures here and there. I only took pictures before and after the show as I really wanted to enjoy the show instead of trying to take pictures.
The program book for this show is a nice hardcover book! I bought the package for $ 35 and it came with the book, CD, and reusable bag. I have a collection of program and CD from most of the shows I have been to. There is also a green screen photo booth, but the pictures are expensive, $ 20 for a small or $ 30 for a larger one. There is also a prop character you can take a picture with for free. Just now that apparently the worker at that station was told he can’t take pictures for people… but you can ask people around you. Food and drinks here are pricey as with any other show. It’s $ 8 for a bucket of popcorn, $ 5 for a bottle of water, $ 7 for a hot dog and so one. They also sell candy, cotton candy and alcoholic drinks. My boyfriend bought a drink that came with a mixer for only $ 14. Parking at Dodger Stadium was super expensive at $ 25! As far as merchandise, it’s expensive as usual, but I like the fact that all the prices are shown to have tax already included.
The one thing I was really unhappy about was that I bought the program book, CD, and bag from a worker selling them at the entrance and she told me that the founder of the Cirque shows, Guy Laliberté was going to be signing after the show… but there was no signing after the show! I don’t know why she told me that! I would have bought it anyways! I heard no announcement after the show and I even asked some other workers after the show, who informed me that there was no signing session! I would have loved to meet Guy Laliberté!! I LOVE the cirque shows! I’ve seen 21 different shows now, some twice even, so of course I’m a huge fan! That was a big disappointment to me! With that aside, I loved the show regardless. One of the best I have seen!
I recommend everyone to see this show if they have the chance! It is an incredible show with amazing acts and music! This show runs in LA at Dodger Stadium from Dec 10, 2015 until Feb 7, 2016. Take it from this Cirque du Soleil veteran, this show is a must-​see!!!