"O" by Cirque du Soleil

Mind-blowing experience. A masterpiece of a show. From the moment you walk in, there are beautiful artistic sculptures. When the curtain opens the actors perform insane athletic water aerobics and trapeze that will leave you gasping at every minute. The stage is a feat of engineering, always shifting and adding new platforms or deeper water. The music didn't seem to fit the ambiance and some moments were a bit chaotic on stage. The mimic act was slow and a bit cringy at times, and the plot was hard to follow, but the fire act in the middle was interesting and dynamic. I have been to other cirque de soileil shows and this one by far blows the others "out of water". I left this show with a new appreciation and wonder of humanity and our capabilities. Come see, you won't regret it.

Awe-inspiring from the beginning of the curtain ripping away. Captured my attention and kept it the whole show. Every act was so captivating. It’s beautiful and enchanting. If you end up there early, walk around in the art museum to see the sculptures. Get tickets in advance and be in your seats by showtime, they are prompt to start.

Cirque Due Solel O was simply wonderful. The theatre is smaller and more intimate than other Cirque Shows and you can really feel the performers as they amaze with their story telling. The audience interaction is phenomenal. It is a must go to.

Breathtaking and beautiful! The production level and acrobatics are incredible. Such a peaceful show with all the use of water. Be careful when buying tickets because there are a lot of seats with limited views.

The show was amazing. They asked for no photos since the flashes could distract the performers. The theater was clean & the view from the balcony was great. This was a very enjoyable experience. Probably the best Cirque du Soleil show I’ve seen since Paramour.

Having seen Cirque du Soleil’s touring shows like "Kooza," I can say that "O" is a completely different and elevated experience. It is a dynamic performance that perfectly balances high-level artistry with mass appeal. ​The core acrobatics—swings, high dives, and precise catching—are thrilling to watch. The engineering of the stage is a marvel; the way the platforms raise and lower to create pools of varying depths and shapes is incredibly creative. ​Pro Tip: Do not settle for side seats. Because of the stage curvature, side views are very limited. It is well worth the extra money for central seating to see the full scope of the production. If you only have time for one show in Vegas, this is the one!

Lucky to have snagged tickets for “O” by Cirque du Soleil at the Bellagio—went with friends and it turned out to be one of the best nights in Vegas! From start to finish, every artist’s performance was absolutely flawless, and the whole show left us genuinely amazed. It’s incredible to think this masterpiece has been running since 1998 and still feels so fresh and breathtaking. Definitely a bucket-list experience that lives up to the hype!

Let me start by saying yes, this show is impressive! But, there are better cirq shows out there. Let me explain. First off I want to mention it’s clear the performers work very hard, and the added element of water, synchronized swimming, diving, and an under water stage that moves is just incredible! However, There were several elements that just seemed totally off.. the sailor clowns were cheezy. They had several parts and the crowd only laughed at some bits. Could probably scale them down. There is usually a story line you can pinpoint and understand throughout all the chaos and characters but this, i’ve been thinking and thinking and have no idea what it was. You had people dressed like drummer boys with white wigs, a mad hatter, some ballerinas, some sea people, a Polynesian fire handler, and a random man with assless chaps portion plus the sailors, and then a zebra. I am a very creative person, who enjoys cultural things and the creative storytelling these shows have to offer.. bur for me this just didn’t land.. I think the sailors were on their way around on a journeys and the carnies met the sea people in a coastal town with zebras and other polynesian elements. But idk. i think it could be reworked! I really enjoyed the diving, and water stunts, and aerial performances. however i truly feel this one missed the mark and disappointed me a lot.

Absolutely fantastic performance! This show offers something for everyone! It's worth the money to go while your in town Also they do have day time shows which is awesome because you can split up your time and days with one of them! Do not miss out It's kid friendly as well!

I was so excited to see this show but was very disappointed within the first 30 minutes. When you think something cool is about to happen, nothing happens. No doubt, the performers are really talented and the water element is unique. However, I found myself dozing off and rolling my eyes every time the clowns came on. I thought the clowns were extremely unfunny and was so annoyed that they have so much show time. I understand they need filler to prepare for the next act but these clowns were so unfunny and practically had to beg the audience to applaud them. There was no story to the show and a lot of the people seemed very random. A lot of performers added no entertainment to the show. There was too much people standing around doing nothing. The red coats dude on the flying pony were so lame. The dancing lady did nothing but splash water around. The fire dancers dropped their flame stick in the water. The costumes didn't look good. Just too much disappointment that I couldn't justify the $1k price of front row tickets that I spent. To make everything worse, there was a technical difficulty that added 30 minutes to the show. It dragged our show's end time later when I wanted to leave sooo bad. Go see another show.

Finally, after decades of wanting to see "O" we went this past weekend for my mom's birthday. We're all very familiar with Cirque du Soleil; this was my 7th Cirque show - 5th for my parents. First of all, I loved how this show & theater had a lovely museum of sculptures representing "O"to walk through and admire before and after the show. There is also a great photo op at the end of the museum. There are ample restroom facilities as well as bars / concessions on both levels of the theater. The 2nd floor restroom was smaller so there was a little line as well as the concession area, although both lines moved quickly. The theater itself is gorgeous. It felt like an opera house in Europe. We were seated up in the balcony in section 300, Row R, Seats 317-314. These seats were great for many reasons; 1) There was no row in front of us, nor behind us which helped keep my severe anxiety at bay so I could thoroughly enjoy the show, 2) Seats 317 & 316 were rolling theater chairs to accommodate both wheelchairs as well as persons with non-wheelchair disabilities which is precisely what my mom needed and she really loved this kind of seat, lastly 3) The view was honestly fantastic; we've learned that you see much more at Cirque shows by sitting a little higher which remained true for this show as well. While we all thoroughly enjoyed this show, it was a bit different from other Cirque shows. There was much more down time between acrobatic acts due to the complex setup needed between performances. As someone with an architectural & interior design degree, I loved seeing the unique set design and the unique inter workings of the moving stage / pool area. However, I did kind of miss the fast paced and abundant acrobatic type acts that are synonymous with Cirque du Soleil. The performances that were part of "O" were dazzling and exciting, I just wish there had been more. The storyline was also a bit confusing. I do find most Cirque shows have a muddled storyline, but usually by curtain close, it all comes together and makes sense; "O" never did that for me. Despite my one critique, we had a terrific evening and feel quite happy with our experience.

Just WOW!!! First time watching the Cirque du Soleil "O" and it was absolutely beautiful and such a great time! They have show times everyday at either 6:30pm or 9pm. The show run time lasts exactly 90 minutes with no intermissions. This is right in the middle of the Bellagio Casino Hotel. Highly recommend to anyone great for the whole family!

I would never shut up about this show. And this is not even my first time watching it, teared up many times during it since it was just beautiful. The music and the performances are simply, a masterpiece

Bought tickets for my girlfriend and I to "O" by Cirque du Soleil, for their last show on a Sunday evening at 9:30. As part of my birthday trip to Vegas. I've never been to Vegas and been to a show or really had a chance to see the sights. So this time we made sure to see my first, and experience what Cirque du Soleil has to offer. Great show and grear performance. I highly recommend catching this show if you haven't already.

I paid $129 for my ticket and honestly would have paid much more because this show was absolutely amazing. We were seated toward the back of the theater, which turned out to be perfect for seeing the entire production. The stage itself is incredible. It features a 15 foot deep pool with a platform that moves up and down throughout the show. The performers were all outstanding. From divers and synchronized swimmers to aerialists, singers, and even a man who was literally on fire, the talent and artistry were breathtaking. There is so much happening on stage at once that it's impossible to take it all in, and that's part of what makes it so magical. A friend who came with us had seen the show twice before and mentioned that they have added some new Halloween themed elements this time, which made it even more unique. The theater service was excellent as well. They offer snacks and drinks in the lobby, and there are beautiful art and sculpture displays to admire as you walk in. Photos and videos aren't allowed during the performance, so I don't have any pictures to share, but trust me, this is one you will never forget. I highly recommend Cirque du Soleil "O." It is family friendly, awe inspiring, and one of the most visually stunning shows you will ever see. Perfect for all ages and absolutely worth every penny.

This show is one of my top 3 to watch for cirque! A majority of the performance is in the water which is fascinating to see! If you have kids there is some comedic & clown bits! Parking is free for locals up to 3 hours with Nevada ID! It's in the Bellagio too, which is a gorgeous hotel , I like to stop at the conservatory prior or after the show! They don't let you record or take photos till closer to the end of the show.

The concierge at the Bellagio was able to book me a last minute ticket. My seat was in the 5th row, which I highly recommend. I was so close I could see the performers' faces. The doors open up early. I'd recommend getting there slightly early if you'd like refreshments, the lines were long! There's a pre-show to keep the crowd entertained while you wait for the show to start. This has been on a my bucket list for a while and the show did not disappoint! The performances were mesmerizing. The use of the water was astounding. Every set had so much going on that it was almost hard to keep up! The music was perfect. I didn't want the show to end! I'd highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys an unique artistic show.

Really cool performance if you like acrobatics mixed with theater and comedy! All the performers are incredibly talented and I was thoroughly impressed through the entire 90 minute performance. Definitely one of the better shows on the Las Vegas strip. Shoutout to Marriott for providing us 4 tickets for free!

Didn't grasp the story at all... but the stage is fantastic. The performers are brilliantly talented and every second was really breathtaking. Seats 222 and 221. Fabulous view and seats were really comfy.

O was an "ok" show. Not the greatest but not the best. Many of the reviews mention the use of water which may lead people to think that it has heavy emphasis on aquabatics which is not really the case. That show does incorporate a lot of water but the majority of the acts are still in the air or on solid ground. The use of the water serves more as a landing pad for the arial tricks. The acrobatics are entertaining but not as good as I've seen from the Mystere and Auana shows. All in all just an ok show. As I'm writing this review my current ranking for these shows would be: 1. Mystere 2. Auana 3. O 4. Ka The caveat to this being that we saw Mystere back in 2006 or 2007 so I am unable to speak to the quality of the show now. I do remember that there were much more impressive acrobatics and gymnastics than the other 3 but no real storyline.

Great family friendly show in Las Vegas! I have been to this show twice now and both times were equally amazing. Would highly recommend to anyone visiting Las Vegas!

If you are looking for a really artsy Cirque show, this is the one to check out. There are cool water effects and great pantomiming. Make sure to check the box office for potential local discounts if you live in Vegas. In addition, don't sit in the last row because it cuts off the lip of the stage and you will miss stuff. It should be marked as a partial view.

O! O! OMG! This is called "O" for a reason! I felt a little self conscious about how many times I said "Oh!" as I watched in amazement! This was our first Cirque Du Soleil experience, and I wanted to see this one because it was the first that I had heard of "O" so many decades ago. The creativity, production, live music (didn't realize that until the end when the stage crew took a bow to the band in a glassed in room above us), and athleticism is OFF THE CHARTS! I don't know what I expected, but it wasn't this. The show is whimsical, creepy, beautiful, so artsy-- I'm sure there are more and better adjectives but I'm only a decent wordsmith so they are escaping me. I wasn't expecting synchronized swimming, diving, high diving, singing, comedy, seemingly constantly changing scenes--it was simply audio and eye-candy fantastic! Go get your tickets! So worth every penny!

This will be my 2nd time watching "O" by Cirque du Soleil. Every time I visited Las Vegas in the past, I would watch a different show or at least try to. I love the artistry, athleticism and precision that they perform at. Like all Cirque du Soleil shows, there is so much going on that you have to observe visually to enjoy.

This is now my third time seeing O, and I feel like I like it a little less each time I see it. There are still some spectacular stunts, no doubt. But I found the clowning antics even less amusing this time around. I found the "story" less engaging as well. But most importantly, I just didn't think there were enough stunts, and those that were there were just not the best of Cirque. When you combine that with the fact that this is the Cirque show with the highest price point, I just can't recommend it.

I brought my dad to this show and we both think it's one of the best show we have seen this year. we were very blown away from every scene and techniques. The swings the moves the dance are very professional and sophisticated! the story behind is very touching and would def recommend people who come to vegas to watch this amazing show!

I went to O back in 2013 and fell asleep. I attributed it to me being tired (and a late show). I was so excited to go back this year when I saw rhe $50 tickets! I made the decision to go to the 7p show (so I couldn't fall asleep!). Well, its a beautiful show. Ive seen all the cirque shows + le reve (miss that one!), and the performers are very talented - it just seems all over the place. I understand most cirque shows dont typically have a "story" but this one illuded like it would. And well... it was just an eclectic hodge podge of acts. I was just a bit disappointed, and now I understand why I fell asleep. The water acrobatics and the synchronized swimmers are highly talented, it just would fare better with more of a connection between each act. Its a "cool to see" but not a "must see" - I preferred the likes pf Mystere, or the entertainment of Mad Apple.

I am admittedly not a fan of circuses - or circi? No, circuses - even though I don't like how that sounds. Anyway, my dislike of them have kept me away from Cirque du Solei shows - it just never piqued my interest. That all changed though when I was planning my trip to Vegas; I was looking for shows to see and many friends I talked to recommended Cirque - but which one to choose? O came highly recommended and the reviews were great, so I booked it and off I went. There are several Cirque shows that have residencies in Vegas - at least four from what I can remember. O is located in the Bellagio and has been performed here since 1998. Each Cirque show has its own theme, with this one being water-based. I will not go into too much detail with the story, but the show consists of the expected acrobatics combined with a large pool on the stage that is used as part of the storyline. There was a lot going on and several storylines, but it was all pretty cohesive and the music really tied everything together. Because of the use of water, there are several seating areas deemed the "wet zone" where you may be splashed - but that's specified when you purchase your tickets so you can plan accordingly. I also didn't realize until 3/4 into the show that the music was live - the orchestra sits in balcony areas behind transparent screens as not to get the instruments wet. The show lasted 90 minutes which was the perfect length - and overall O really exceeded my expectations. I learned that my aversion to circuses was wrongly extended to Cirque, and I would definitely recommend O to others; honestly I would see it again myself. Definitely one of the highlights of my trip to Vegas.

Brought parents over years ago with premium seating. I was very impressed. Brought kiddos back this time with balcony seats. Premium seating is definitely worth the price. A lot more interactions and better visibility. Balcony seating was okay but effect was heavily discounted. O is definitely my favorite cirque du soleil show. The water element is well illustrated and the setting is just breathtaking. I would like to be back with kiddos a few years later with premium seating. This is one show that I would not be tired of. Beautiful!

The O show by Cirque du Soleil is one of the most long lasting and impressive Vegas performances, and I would recommend watching in person. The performances use the entire stage literally from left to right and up and down, so I'd suggest the middle section of seats in the center, the entire center gold circle section and the back row seats next to aisles of the gold circle section, and it's totally worth the $200~$300 per ticket cost for a better vision effect.

I have been wanting to see O for years and I'm so glad that I finally able to see the show! The stunts and acrobatics were amazing and I felt engaged the entire show. There was so much going on at the same time that it was a bit hard to decide what to focus on the entire time. I wasn't entirely sure what the story line was since it was hard to follow but even without it the show was a good watch. The show is located inside of the bellagio so there is a lot to see and explore afterward as well. Everyone who goes to Vegas should see this show at least once!

I wanted to see Ka, but they didn't have any shows the weekend I was in Vegas. I decided on "O" because I've always wanted to see a Cirque du Soleil show and thought the water features would be cool/different. I was honestly disappointed. There's no story line..it's just veryyyy random. I didn't understand why they included a lot of the stuff they did. Of course, the acrobatics were amazing, but that was about it. It made me even more sad that I wasn't able to see Ka, which does have a story line. I sat about halfway up the front section. I think I would actually recommend sitting at the back of the front or front of the back section of the bottom (underneath the upper section), if that makes sense. In the beginning, they do some stuff between the two bottom sections and something comes down from the ceiling. I had to turn around to see it, which was a bit uncomfortable for me. You're not really missing anything if you don't turn around, but something to consider. Overall, I'd say go see a different Cirque show.

"O" by Cirque du Soleil is located in the Bellagio Resort & Casino. My family and I took an uber here, so they dropped us off in the drop-off area, so we had to walk a bit to the theater for the show (a bit difficult as we have a couple of older person). A bit crowded and not the most organized way to go inside, especially since we have a chair walker with us, but at least they were nice enough to store it away for us during the show and brought it back out once the show was over. Not going to lie, I personally did not think I would like it at all, but I actually enjoyed it for the most part. Some parts spooked me a bit, but overall it was very cool and fascinating to see the some of the acrobats / performers do some pretty unique acts and stunts. I am sad to miss the aquatic performances that they are doing right after we left - maybe next time!

I have wanted to see "O" for more than 20 years. I am a big Cirque du Soleil fan and have already seen six other productions, including a few of their classic shows and some of the other water-based spectacles on the Strip. All the buzz about "O" had me so excited. People call it an aquatic masterpiece with incredible acrobatics, synchronized swimming, and divers flying above and into that massive 1.5-million-gallon pool. I honestly thought it would be the ultimate Cirque experience. My recent trip to Vegas finally gave me the chance to go, and I could not have been more disappointed. The show felt nothing like the high-energy acrobatic thrill rides I love from Cirque. There were almost no real acrobatics at all. No big flips, no trapeze acts, no powerful group routines that leave you breathless. Instead, it focused way too much on synchronized swimming and slow, dreamy sequences that seemed to care more about mood than actual athletic skill. A lot of the performance came across as very strange showmanship, if that is even the right word. Odd characters in fancy costumes drifted through bizarre scenes that never really connected. Clowns and quirky performers popped up between acts with long, unfunny bits that killed any energy in the room. The story, something about a young boy entering a magical water world, stayed vague and never pulled me in emotionally. You got plenty of pretty visuals with fire, floating platforms, and projections, but no real heart or excitement to hold it together. The pacing dragged, and the ending was the worst part. There was no proper finale. No big group aerial number, no thrilling high-dive climax, nothing to give you that wow moment before you leave. It just finished with three performers doing a basic balancing act, and then the curtain dropped. No full cast bow, no uplifting music, just silence and lights up. I sat there thinking something else had to be coming, but that was it. For the high ticket price and the legendary reputation, this felt like a total rip-off. It came across as outdated and flat compared to other Cirque shows I have loved. What an absolute trash show and a complete waste of time and money. If I could, I would ask for a full refund in a heartbeat. I will never recommend "O" to anyone, and I will tell friends to skip it and pick something else in Vegas instead. After waiting two decades, this was a crushing disappointment.

October Sat 7pm It took us 30 minutes to walk from Palazzo. It was warm outside, and warm enough inside that I didn't need my poncho. We sat in section 203, row Q. Any higher and you would miss the action from the ceiling, but that was about 20 seconds of the show. I had high hopes for O because I had heard it was the best cirque du soliel show. Out of the shows that I've seen I like this one the least. There were a lot of things I couldn't figure out, like the procession of characters, and the seemingly random happenings in the background. I wasn't entertained by the clowns so their scenes felt protracted. The acts I enjoyed were the dancing on the lily pad towards the beginning, the diving from the swings, and the lyra. But overall, the pacing felt slow. Maybe newer cirque du soliel shows spoiled me with nonstop thrilling entertainment, or maybe synchronized swimming is just not really my thing. My in-laws loved it but my husband was also not loving it. Worth checking out, but maybe as one of your first forays into cirque du soliel.

Amazing show!!! Highly recommend. The acrobatics are simply jaw-dropping. The complexity of the show is simply astounding. But the music, singing, dancing, costumes, makeup - also just beyond superb. Dont miss this show.

This was one of the coolest shows that I have ever seen!! My husband and I splurged for our anniversary and bought tickets that were about 6 rows up smack dab in the middle and I felt like we were right in the action. These people are unbelievable and put on an absolutely incredible show!! I would 10/10 tell people to make sure this is something you do while you are in Las Vegas!!

I have heard about the "O by Cirque du Soleil" show for many years, and finally had a chance to watch it when the 3 of us vacationed in Las Vegas last month!  We were glad that we got to watch this wonderful show! The O theatre is located inside the Bellagio Hotel.  The theatre is beautiful and magnificent, and the water stage is amazing that it could transition from super deep to shallow in a matter of minutes to accommodate different acts seamlessly.  I especially love the episode of the fire acrobatics that reminded me of the amazing fire dance by indigenous warriors in the Polynesian Cultural Center in Hawaii that I watched years ago; and the memorable episode of high diving with marvelous skills and amazing artistry. The act of 3 divers jumping from a very high platform to a small target really left me in awe!  Many of the O performers were very professional with Olympic levels of skills! We bought tickets online and picked the "Golden Circle" seats that offer excellent views of all the acts, they were really the best seats of the theatre.  However, it was not cheap! Three tickets plus tax and many fees came up to $811, that was $270 each!  The 90-minute show with no intermission was interrupted once by "technical problems" for about 7 to 10 minutes, that was about an hour into the show.  The announcement asked the audience to remain seated, so we knew that it was something that they could resolve rather quickly, and they did.  Since all 3 of us enjoyed the show very much, the high price and technical glitches did not affect the 5-star rating that the performers had earned.  We highly recommend the O show!

i have been wanting to go to cirque du soleil for years, and my friend surprised me with tickets on my first vegas trip! we enjoyed a fantastic performance, from beginning to end you feel immersed in the experience. not sure of the plot but it was beautifully arranged nonetheless. the theatre is large, and they do make the audience feel like a part of the performance which i loved. O should absolutely be on your list if you're visiting Las Vegas!

This was actually my second time watching this show--the first time was two years ago. That night, the host mentioned that the creator and director had recently passed away, so watching it again now, I was curious to see how things had changed under new direction. What's Different? The overall story remains the same, but I noticed some acrobatic elements were removed, and the scenes and tricks felt less intense compared to my first experience. The storytelling didn't feel as strong, and my group found it harder to follow what the show was trying to convey. That being said, the stage design is still incredible--the way the curtain is removed, almost as if it's flying open by magic, remains one of the most stunning elements. However, the performers just weren't the same, and the energy felt different this time. Other Observations: Previously, guests were invited to take a tourist photo before the show at the "O" status. This time, we realized the photos were printed already after the show instead, so we are upset that we missed that part. The staff didn't seem as engaged as before, possibly because the process of printing photos that people don't buy creates waste. A digital option might be more practical and eco-friendly. Final Thoughts: One highlight of seeing the show at Bellagio is that you can watch the fountain show with music right after, since it's on the way back to the main street. However, I'm not sure if I'd watch it a third time, especially with so many other circus-style shows in Vegas. While it's still a great production, the changes make me feel like I'd rather try something new next time.

We celebrated our 45th wedding anniversary/Christmas and my early birthday gift by attending "O" it was my pick of shows I'd been wanting to see since my viewing of Cirque du Soleil: Without a Net" on Amazon. It was an exciting entergectic show that kept us captivated from start to finish! Not only the performers' high energy, but the beautiful musical scores breathed life into each independent act. I particularly loved the highly skilled acrobatics in and over the water, the fire dancers, and Asian performers! Bravo! Everyone, from the ticket lady who helped choose our fantastic and comfortable seats to the inside ushers everything went remarkably well. We are retired, from Illinois, living in Las Vegas for 5 years now and this was our first showing. I highly recommend your mesmerizing show to all locals and visitors!

I'm always amazed by cirque du soleil! The nonverbal story telling using costumes and scenery are always so descriptive. And the acrobatics are always so captivating.

We got the best seats and finally got to see this most famous and popular show, but the whole group agree it's actually not the best as it's reputation. We have seen a lot of shows in town, even other cirque du soleil performances, but O and Ka are definitely our favorites. Mystery and MJ one are much better.

I've been wanting to see this for DECADES. After watching Mystere back in the 90s, O has been on my list. Finally got around to it and WOW. I was left speechless, jaw dropped for the 1st half of the show. Then nail biting and gasping out loud for the 2nd half. These performers are fearless acrobats, gymnasts, divers, aquatics dancers, and their flexibility is just amazing. Nothing I've seen before. EVER. Just when I thought their next act act couldn't possibly top this. It DID. Highly recommend. Row F section 103 was perfect.

This show was dazzling. The stage, the acrobats, costumes, music, and special effects were all incredible. I've seen 5 or 6 different Cirque shows and this is the best one.

Truly a work of art! The way everything is coordinated. The live music too! The only thing I did not enjoy was that they do not allow pictures. There are employees that walk around like strict hall monitors telling people to put their phones away every 5 minutes. The performances were beautiful, they didn't have a story though. It was just a bunch of random scenes such as a safari, floating house with clowns, and merry go round horses floating.

"O" is definitely a great Cirque du Soleil show but not the best one! Reason: The acrobatic performances were amazing but the story wasn't that interesting & a couple of the segments of the show was a bit too long! But if you're just there to enjoy the performances and don't care that much about the storyline then you'll definitely like this One!

We've been to several Cirque du Soleil shows and this is by far my favorite!!! The performers were phenomenal and the incorporation of water is spectacular! The sculptures outside are also great and compliment the show well.

OMG. Boring. Kept waiting for it to get better and it never did. I saw four couples randomly get up during the show and leave. 200 bucks for a ticket and it was horrible. Do not recommend. So many other good shows out there.

Over the years, I've attended several Cirque Du Soleil shows here in Las Vegas (Mystere, Love, and now O) and under the "Big Top" in the Bay Area. Each show is a masterpiece of acrobatics, clowns, skits, high wire acts, audience participation, and music. I've found that the stories behind the title are a little thin, and part of the challenge is having the 3-dimensional sense to figure out where the next act is coming from and where it goes afterwards. In any event the creativity and artistry of this circus troupe never fails to impress. O is perhaps the most visually stunning Cirque du Soleil production I've seen and in a theater that I believe was specifically designed for this show. Watching a high wire act end with a long dive into the water was impressive and how they mixed and matched the aqueous parts of the show was nothing short of amazing.

This show was spectacular! I've truly never seen anything like it. It is magical and the use of the pool is honestly jaw dropping! The talent of the performers is incredible! It is everything you want out of a Vegas performance and more! The venue is beautiful and has a bar/snack stand and a souvenir store right outside. The seats are super comfortable! We went on a Wednesday night and purchased limited view seats. We were so happy that the house manager moved us to the middle since there were empty seats! I know this doesn't happen all the time, but you may luck out with incredible seats for a cheaper price! I would recommend everyone to see this show if you are visiting Vegas. It is beautiful, imaginative, and full of WOW factor!

Stupendous! Amazing! Beautiful! These are some of the words you'll probably find yourself using to describe this flagship Cirque performance. 25 years old and still going strong, this is the show to see if you only see one show in Vegas. The amazing acrobatics combined with the water aspect of this show make it truly unique. I don't want to give it all away, but you really get the best of Cirque here. Acrobatics. Music. Fire. Clowns. All of it. The music in particular is hauntingly beautiful. Splurge for La Grande Experience if you can. This VIP package gets you a champagne reception pre-show with snacks and a beautiful professional photo with some of the cast and a video behind the scenes tour. You're then whisked away to your private suite in the theater where your personal cocktail server will bring you more champagne or other beverages of your choice included with the package (and popcorn too). This is the way to see O, but see it whatever way you can. You won't be disappointed!

Everyone so talented! I seen the samurai show and they are both great! Music was nice. There was a man on fire! The divers were so brave, we were a little late but drinks and snacks available for purchase. We had wonderful seats. There was a huge dragon head that carried the lonely boy, it was cool. Swimmers appeared to be the tale in the water. Swimmers look so cool with their long dreadlocks. The flippers on the ship hanging from the ceiling was amazing! Those ppl are so talented. The three ladies wearing red that are freakishly flexible omg hats off to you. That was amazing to watch, I held my breath it was smarty but awesome! The two clowns on a house boat, that was cute.

Based on reviews we booked this show. Thursday night at 9:30pm. We were disappointed.Do not understand the high reviews. 1. There is no story line that you can follow. 2. There's too much going on at once. 3. The divers are great but that's about it. 4. My husband was even falling asleep. I don't think they have updated the show since it first came out. 5. Definitely for an older crowd. 6. Cheesy clowns. Not that funny. 7. You don't have to dress up for the show unless you are going to a nice dinner after. 8. Seats are tiny, not good if you are plus sized. Tip. Do not pay for overpriced photos at the end. They will try and charge you $200+ for photos. Just wait till the next day and scan the QR code and you can purchase a single digital for $40 or all digital copies for $80.

I had high expectations for "O" because it's supposedly the "best" Cirque de Soleil show, so I was a bit disappointed. There's no doubt the performers are incredibly talented, but I just found the sequences kind of boring and thought there'd be more aerial work and acrobatics mixed in with the water performances. I didn't like the baby schtick in Mystere, and didn't like the clown schtick in O. Just felt like way too much filler for an expensive show. Cirque du Soleil shows from favorite to least so far: - Mystere - O - Michael Jackson One - KA

This was the most beautiful and amazing performance art experience I've ever had. The water stage is unbelievable as the performers dive, run, and are elevated from the water into a dizzying combination of dance, gymnastics, and acrobatics. So well arranged and performed by some of the most amazing entertainers you will find. Diving from 120 feet up in the air into a relatively small opening on the stage with 1800 people watching from the arena is pretty freaking amazing. Our only complaint was that the storyline made no sense. It's an "improvisational " take on WATER as the main character. Mimes, random characters, and no dialogue made it hard to follow in any way. Just forget what the show might be trying to say and just enjoy the breathtaking performances and stage production.

I was here while cruising THE Bellagio hotel! The auditorium is so huge and there is plenty of room for everyone! They also sell treats and bites like popcorn outside the theatre. Show tickets aren't cheap, and it depends on if you like the show's genre or not to decide if your money's worth! I had a fantastic time touring the theatre and enjoying shows. The one I saw was very, very abstract and wild. I truly love this place, a representation of Vegas!