Las Vegas Cirque du Soleil Shows

Cirque du Soleil Show FAQs

Choosing between Cirque du Soleil shows comes down to what you want to see: acrobatics and water (O), a moving stage and martial arts (KA), classic circus artistry (Mystere), a music tribute built around one artist (Michael Jackson ONE), or comedy blended with circus acts (Mad Apple). Below are answers to the most common questions before you book.

Which are The Best Cirque du Soleil Shows In Las Vegas?

For spectacle and pure wow factor, O at the Bellagio is the benchmark. For value, Mystere offers the full Cirque acrobatics experience at the lowest price point. KA has the most dramatic stage design of the five. Michael Jackson ONE is the pick for MJ fans. Mad Apple is the most approachable for guests new to Cirque or who prefer comedy in the mix. The full comparison is in our Best Cirque du Soleil Shows guide.

How Much Are Cirque Shows In Las Vegas?

Prices start from $56 for Mad Apple at New York-New York. Mystere runs from $68, KA from $80, Michael Jackson ONE from $115, and O from $144. VIP experiences for KA and MJ ONE start from $350. Prices vary by date and seating section; check each Spotlight listing for current availability.

Which Cirque Shows Are The Most Expensive?

The most expensive Cirque shows in Las Vegas based on ticket prices are "O" at the Bellagio and Michael Jackson ONE at Mandalay Bay. ONE has a lead in price of $99 +tax and “O” tickets start around $125 before tax and can get to over $300 in the premium sections.

Which Cirque Shows Are The least expensive?

Mad Apple at New York-New York is the most affordable Cirque show right now, starting from $56, and blends comedy with circus acts for a lighter format. Mystere at Treasure Island is a close second at $68 and offers the full Cirque acrobatics experience without the higher production budget of shows like O or Michael Jackson ONE. Both are strong starting points if you want to experience Cirque at a lower price point.

Which Days Of The Week & Times Are Cirque Shows Available?

Each Cirque du Soleil show in Las Vegas has performances on set days and times of the week. The details for each show are outlined above.

Which Cirque Shows Are Best For Kids?

When it comes to selecting a Cirque show to attend with kids there is an easy answer. Mystere is always the #1 recommended show for kids. Its playful production and colorful characters are the most kid friendly performance. A second top pick would be KA at MGM Grand, with its martial arts theme and dramatic staging that kids find thrilling. These are the guidelines for Cirque du Soliel shows: KA - Family Friendly (3+ years old), Mad Apple - 18+, ONE - Family friendly (5+), Mystere - Family Friendly (all ages). “O” - Family Friendly (5+)

Which Hotels Have Cirque Shows?

Some of the top hotels in Las Vegas are home to Cirque du Soleil shows. See the show list and corresponding hotels below: Mystere - Treasure Island, KA - MGM Grand, Michael Jackson ONE - Mandalay Bay, "O" - Bellagio and Mad Apple at New York-New York.

Can You Drink At Cirque Shows In Vegas?

Yes. Every Cirque du Soleil theater in Las Vegas has dedicated bars, and you can bring drinks to your seat.

Are Cirque du Soleil Tickets Refundable?

Cirque du Soleil tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable per the showroom's policy, so confirm your dates before booking.

How Early Should I Arrive?

Arrive at least 20 minutes early. This gives you time to check out the gift shop, grab a drink, and catch any pre-show acts before the theater doors close.

What should I wear to a Cirque du Soleil show in Las Vegas?

Smart casual is the standard for Cirque du Soleil shows in Las Vegas. Most guests wear resort casual, anything from jeans and a nice top to a light dress or blazer, and there's no strict enforcement at the door. Theaters run cool air conditioning year-round, so a light layer is worth bringing even in summer.

About Las Vegas Cirque du Soleil Shows

Each Cirque du Soleil show in Las Vegas is genuinely different from the others. O at the Bellagio ($119+) is built around a 1.5-million-gallon pool that transforms throughout the show; it is the most technically ambitious and the most expensive. KA at MGM Grand ($80+) tells a story of twin siblings through martial arts performance and a rotating stage, the most physically dramatic production of the five. Mystere at Treasure Island ($44+) is the longest-running and most affordable, focused on pure acrobatics and physical performance. Michael Jackson ONE at Mandalay Bay ($115+) is built around MJ's music catalog, with four characters representing different aspects of his artistry. Mad Apple at New York-New York ($56+) is the most approachable, mixing stand-up comedy, circus acts, and live music into a hybrid format. For first-timers, KA and Mystere are the most recommended entry points. For a splurge, O is the benchmark.

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