Cirque du Soleil, a Canadian circus and entertainment business, created O, a water-themed stage show. Since October 1998, the performance has been in its permanent home at the Bellagio in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. O takes place around and above a 1.5-million-US-gallon (5,700 m3) pool of water. The name is pronounced in the same manner as Eau, the French word for “water”. Performances like synchronized swimming are included, as well as aerial and ground acts. The O theatre, which is meant to seem like a 14th-century European opera house, has 1,800 seats, allowing the performance to be viewed by 3,600 people every night because it is frequently played twice on a given day, which is also tailored to fulfill the particular demands of the production.
The “infinity and grace of water’s pure form” inspired O, which pays homage to the beauty of the theatre. A team of 150 stage personnel aids in the creation of the performance, which features 85 performers, including international acrobats, synchronized swimmers, and divers. Some of them have already completed the Olympics
Is it worth the money?
The show is absolutely worth watching. It’s a one-of-a-kind water stage that you won’t find anywhere else on the globe.
The most costly tickets are not required for the event. If you choose Limited View seats, as long as you avoid row O, you will be able to see perfectly fine.
“O” by Cirque Du Soleil is a stunning show and easily one of the best shows in Las Vegas! The clowns are a bit of a waste of time (as they always are), but the rest of the performance more than makes up for it. The divers’ performances are incredible, as is the way the stage transitions from a pool to a hard (wet) floor. As for seats, as with most events, it’s better to be immediately in front of the stage. If you can’t find the seats you desire online, give them a call.
The most difficult detail to obtain online is a seating chart with seat numbers that can be read. The optimum seat numbers to be in the center of these sections are between 8 and 13.
If you can’t acquire any of them, keep in mind that the seats in all of the main sections are numbered from right to left (when looking from the stage back towards the audience). Another thing to keep in mind about seating is that the Logia seats are singles situated behind each other, so if you’re coming with a significant other and want to sit together, avoid booking one of these seats. Section B is perhaps too high to have a decent view.
How much do Cirque du Soleil “O” tickets cost?
Cirque du Soleil – O ticket prices vary according to the show, but on average, tickets range from $175 for balcony seats to $595 for floor or front orchestra seats.
A live performance of Cirque du Soleil – O will cost you an average of $258.15. The most expensive tickets for the concert are $1382.00 for the best seats in the house. Those on a tight budget may purchase Cirque du Soleil – O tickets for as little as $161.00.
