How early should I arrive to Cirque du Soleil?
I agree with others, if you have tickets in advance you are good as long you arrive to the show (not the parking of the hotel) 15-20 minutes early. This will allow plenty of time to buy something from the gift show or get a drink before the show starts.
Casual attire is appropriate for all Cirque shows. over a year ago. You are in Vegas and the attire varies from very casual to very, very dressy. Both are appropriate for this show.
Every part of the stage has something going on continually. all seats are pretty good. Of course the seats close to the stage are best, but it doesn't matter what section you choose. They move around constantly.
you can take snacks in a bag. We dressed smart to get into the mood.
Approximate show running time is 2 hours 10 minutes, including a 25 minute interval.
Yes, there is no restriction about wearing jeans to Cirque du Soleil shows. Many people wear jeans and other casual clothing to Cirque du Soleil productions across the city.
Find out if there are dress requirements for the show. You can call the box office for the show, look on the show's website, or look on your ticket information to see if, for example, a jacket is required for men, or jeans are forbidden.
The best seat numbers are between about 8 and 13 to be right in the centre of these sections. If I was to recommend the best seats in the house, they would be section 203, row Q seats 9 to 12.
O is a prior audience member's favorite cirque show, and it also boasts the most “wow” moments. However, we would only recommend O above Mystere if you are willing to pay more for better seats; the O theater is the only Cirque show where we believe seating is important.
Since O is a water show, there are “wet seats”. This is not like Sea World, though. You aren't going to walk out of the theater completely soaked, but you could get splashed. The wet seats are the first three rows of all 5 lower orchestra sections – 101, 102, 103, 104, and 105.
Is there food served at Cirque du Soleil?
The concession stands at Cirque du Soleil offer a variety of standard circus-style food options (which I find ironic since Cirque isn't your traditional circus at all). They've got nachos, pretzels, popcorn, ice cream treats, cotton candy and slush options. Expect prices to be similar to attending a movie.
The pool of "O" is 25 feet deep and holds 1.5 million gallons of water. Take home the official documentary of "O" by Cirque du Soleil, titled "Flow". It is available for purchase at any Cirque du Soleil store.
Most performers make between $30,000 and $100,000 per year. Other Cirque employees are paid per show or hourly – it all depends on the job. Employees are offered shared accommodations at the Cirque Studios or traveling accommodations while on tour.
The dress is casual but I tend to find most guests dressing just a tad nicer then if they were in a park. As with any indoor show I suggest you bring a light wrap if the air conditioning might bother you.
Dressing for the Las Vegas Show
Daytime shows are completely casual. Dress to be comfortable. Although there is no actual dress code, people tend to dress up for the evening shows, particularly the upscale celebrity performances. Obviously strict formal attire is not required here or at most other places in Las Vegas.
Yes you can wear shorts to the show.
5 answers. Not really, casual would be fine. They just mind flip flops, bathing suits etc. over a year ago.
Currently, all indoor venues at the Walt Disney World Resort and Disney Springs require wearing a face covering. Since the Cirque du Soleil show is indoors, Guests will need to wear one during the duration of the event.
There really aren't any bad seats in the theater, but we recommend sitting in the 200 sections so you can see everything happening on stage, in the aisles, and high above you in the air.
For surface parking, we recommend the Watermelon Parking Lot, which is directly next to the Cirque du Soleil Theatre. For garage parking, we recommend the Orange Garage, which is a short walk from the Theatre.
