The Beatles LOVE by Cirque du Soleil

This show is amazing! You are completely captivated from the start to the finish. The coordination of the crew and the performers is pretty cool to watch IF you can turn away from the action coming from all directions. Just when I was trying to figure out where they were going to put certain items flying in and out of the rafters, people come flying in from all directions. The music and the choreography are not to be missed. I hope this show sticks around for a while because I would really like to see it again! All of the workers I encountered were friendly and helpful. It was an all around great experience!

I am so grateful that I had the opportunity to see this bucket-list item before it closes in July. As a huge Beatles fan, this was a not to be missed experience that lived up to my expectations. If you are able to, I highly suggest getting tickets before it's gone. The performers and music captivate you from the start and the time flies by as you follow the story, watch multiple actions happening at once, and sing along to the music (quietly of course). No video allowed, but pictures are, so this is what I managed to catch.

Absolutely blown away by my first Cirque du Soleil experience at "The Beatles LOVE"! Far surpassing my expectations, the show was a mesmerizing blend of acrobatics, dance, and body contortion that left me in awe. What sets this show apart is its unique stage setup, placed at the center of the auditorium, allowing the audience to encircle the performance space rather than the traditional front-facing arrangement. This innovative layout enhanced the intimacy and engagement of the show, making it feel like a shared experience among the audience. Before the curtain even rose, the performers were mingling with the audience, their goofy antics building anticipation and excitement. It's worth noting that recording these pre-show interactions is permitted, adding a personal touch to the overall experience. The creativity displayed in interpreting The Beatles' songs was truly remarkable. Not every Beatles track was featured, but the selection included many of their greatest hits, each performance capturing the essence and spirit of their music beautifully. This show has not only set a high bar for future Cirque du Soleil productions but has also ignited a desire in me to explore more of their shows. Highly recommend "The Beatles LOVE" to anyone looking for a show that combines innovative staging with the timeless music of The Beatles, all brought to life by the unparalleled talent of Cirque du Soleil performers. Can't wait to see what other shows they have in store!

I had the best experience. I like the show. Music, acrobats and everything else were great. Stage was so great that you can buy tickets wherever you want and you can still watch the show perfectly. I would definitely try other shows by Cirque du Soleil. Can’t wait to come back.

Mesmerising show and such a stunning performance from everyone included. The four kids were especially cute and yet so talented already. Definitely worth checking out if you find yourself in Vegas. There are no bad seats either. People that are seated in lower areas will have to look up a bit to see the acrobats but the performers will interact with you more, while the top areas have a better overview of the show but you miss on interaction. Choose what fits you better. You won’t be disappointed either way. Fantastic experience overall!

The show was fantastic. Entertaining, always something to look at. Time went by very fast. Seats were quite comfortable. Restrooms were on a different floor - there should be more of them. The staff were very nice and helpful.

This was a really great show! We went to Mystere last night and loved it so much we bought tickets to Beatles Love. This show had a much different vibe. More centered on music and dancing as opposed to acrobatics and contortionists. It was really good in a different but really good way. Highly recommended.

An absolutely incredible show for any Beatles fans or anyone who just wants to enjoy some crazy performers! My husband is a fan so he had an absolute blast! Only comment he had was why they chose some songs over others. I knew most songs but even if you don't know the songs the show is so entertaining and worth seeing! We sat in the middle of the arena with our backs to a wall which was nice because we had no one sitting behind us. Every seat in this arena is perfect, there really is no bad seat!

The best show you'll never get to see again. RIP. It's to bad Cirque and Hard Rock could not come to some kinda of agreement, you'd think a casino about "Rock" would be a natural fit for a show about the Beatles.

I can't believe I forgot to write this review sooner. My dad decided to treat my siblings and I to a few tickets to see one of the final Beatles Love show. We had never been before and he really wanted us to experience it before they had closed down. When we arrived the crowd was MASSIVE. Like I couldn't believe how many people were there, but thankfully the lines to check in moved quick and the concessions served us quickly too. While walking to our seats, we were so surprised that my dad had gotten us front row seats. Like we were in arms reach of the stage. The gentlemen walking down in front of us tried to ask the usher for our seats, not realizing we were waiting for them to move so we could sit. The usher was professional in telling them No and quickly made room for us to get to our seats. The show was amazing. I'm so so so grateful I was able to see it before it ended. We were so invested the entire time, and the performers and stage set ups were just beautiful. Every song told a story and the performers kept us engaged the entire time. They even interacted with myself and my family a bunch of times. It was truly so special. I really do hope that they bring this show back at some point. It has been a staple in Vegas ever since I was a kid. But again, I am so grateful to have been able to see this show!

This show is fantastic and will be missed! We went for the VIP experience which included a wonderful backstage tour through the history of the show and included many great photo opportunities with various props and with some members of the cast. It also included a cocktail of your choice and a snack of your choice. This was not quite as luxe a VIP experience as we experienced at O, but the tour was a cool element. The show itself is amazing!! All the great hits of the Beatles combined with amazing cirque acrobatics. There are amazing visual effects as well, and the costumes are fantastic. This is truly an amazing show that is one of the best cirque can offer. It will be truly missed, but I'm delighted I had the chance to see it before it goes!!

So long Cirque. What a special experience it was getting to see one of the last performances of The Beatles Love at the Mirage. I have never been to a Cirque show before and boy was I in for a treat! I have to admit, I am not the biggest Beatles fan. In fact, I kind of loathe them. But this show was so delightful! The vibe was peace and good times and it was truly a magical experience! The theater is small enough that every seat in the house is a great one, but I'd say the 200 level is the best to get a good shot of the entire stage. The show was so immersive and fabulous. I really do hope that it finds another home!

TEN YEARS LATER I saw this show in April 2014. There was a reason why I came to see this show ten years ago. Below is the opening paragraph of my original review: Growing up I wasn't a Beatles fan. That changed several years ago when I saw VH1's Greatest 100 Rock & Roll Albums. I noticed that five of the Beatles' albums were in the Top 11 (#1 Revolver, #6 Rubber Soul, #8 Abbey Road, #10 Sgt. Pepper, #11 White Album). Surprisingly Chuck D of Public Enemy said his favorite Beatles' album is Revolver. He also said what makes a great album is that not every song is a hit song. When I started listening to those albums I understood what he was saying. What made the Beatles great wasn't that they wrote great songs, but they created great albums, which is considered a lost art in today's music. As The Mirage is closing I had to see The Beatles LOVE one last time. I stayed at The Mirage from June 30 to July 2, which on my last night at Vegas I watched the 7:00 PM show. Do I remember everything from ten years ago? No. In the beginning there was the Liverpool scene during WWII that I remembered. There were more theatrics than dancing from this version of The Beatles LOVE. The Beatles' music had three stages: 1) Early Beatles (1950s music) 2) Middle Beatles (psychedelic rock n' roll) 3) Late Beatles (hard rock). This show is a montage of Beatles' songs. Most of the songs played on this show were from the albums Abbey Road and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, which is the greatest album ever made and this is coming from somebody who loves hip hop. What's unique about this show you hear the voices of the Beatles talking to each other as if you feel you're right there with the Beatles. I like how certain songs displayed the mood of the scene like "Blackbird". There's a pacing I like as the atmosphere can be upbeat when songs like "Drive My Car" were played. The last song played was fitting as it a play on the show The Beatles LOVE - "All You Need Is Love". One thing I loved about The Beatles LOVE was it removed you what was happening with all the negativities and concerns around the world. For me watching this show was a spiritual moment as any anxiety I felt prior to the show was gone. As the final show will be on July 6 I urge you to see The Beatles LOVE before the curtains closes for good.

I will start this review off by saying that I'm not much of a Beatles fan. But I am a huge Cirque du Soleil fan. I've seen so many performances over the year that I've lost count. And I've seen every single one of their performances in Las Vegas with the exception of Mad Apple. On my most recent trip to Vegas, I stayed at The Mirage so I could see The Beatles Love conveniently. And if you're trying to see the show, run! Don't walk. The Mirage is being transformed into the Hard Rock soon. With that change, this show will be ending. I don't know the exact date but I know it's coming soon. Like all of the Cirque du Soleil shows in Vegas, walk through the casino by following the signs and make your way to the theater. You'll find concessions outside, along with a gift shop, before you take your seat. This theater was fine though the A/C wasn't running that strongly so it was a bit toasty. It's also smaller than other Cirque theaters which I liked. A more intimate experience. Each Cirque du Soleil show is different. Some are more focused on acrobatics. Others are more focused on the storyline. This one, naturally, was more focused on the music. Which meant the acrobatics weren't as impressive as I'm used to at a Cirque du Soleil show. It ended up being a good show but at the bottom of my list when comparing it to other Cirque shows. With that being said, if you're a big Beatles fan, make sure to check it out while you still can!

Oh so sad that this show is closing but oh so glad I got to see it once more before it does! This was the first Cirque show I saw in Vegas, and I have seen it seven times in total. That still makes me an amateur given that the people I sat next to last time had seen it 23 times! To say I love Love is an understatement. I'm not a huge Beatles fan, but the songs selected for this show worked together very well to tell the story of The Beatles timeline. Some is really peppy and exuberant, and some is sad and depressing. And you get all of it in vivid detail. Every time you see it, it is from a different perspective which makes it new all over again. There is so much going on at once that you are inevitably going to miss something every time. Which is the draw for return trip after return trip. In just four days there is going to be less Love in Vegas, and Vegas will be worse off for it. I'm so disappointed that Hard Rock didn't find a way to incorporate this show into their new vision and use it as an anchor instead of having to develop and market a new entertainment endeavor (which it could still have done while keeping Love too). It goes without saying. There are 8 shows left in its run. If you are thinking about Love and have never seen it, GO! If you have seen Love, you need to see it once more before the curtain falls for thr final time and it forever fades into the annals of Vegas history.

It wasn't easy to find a show 5 coworkers could agree on, but this was it. We got tickets the day of after reading some reviews and didn't have too many expectations going in. I'd seen one other Cirque show in Las Vegas and hadn't enjoyed it--I'd gone with old coworkers at another conference, and it involved motorcycles. They said that wasn't very good. Anyways, the Beatles Love Cirque du Soleil show was so good! The music, the dancing, the costumes, the acrobatics. There were kids and it was joyous. I just wanted to get up and dance!

Wow, what an awesome show. The performers were amazing and of course the music of the Beatles was great! We debated about getting seats closer to stage or further up seats. My wife had seen this show years ago and said upper seats would be better since there is so much aerial and stage acts going on simutaneously and visuals on the stage and screens. I have to agree, our upper seats were probably better than stage side. Overall, a great performance and sad to see the last show will be 6 July 2024.

My second time seeing Cirque Du Soleil and it was decent! I'm a fan of acrobatics, so this was a treat while visiting Vegas. This troupe is HUGE, so they had a big variety of stunts and specializations. Some acts were definitely better than others, but it was consistently visually stimulating. The pacing of the show is very chill and there is always something going on. Each act was catered to a different theme and song by The Beatle. The design of the stage is very unique, so my view from Section 202 was perfect! For the price of $120, I wouldn't say it's a "must-see" among the many shows Cirque Du Soliel offers... but it was definitely an experience I won't forget!

March madness Friday 7pm While we checked into the Mirage at 6:30pm I started to formulate ways to maximize our night, particularly since Beatles Love was at our hotel. The cirque du soliel website said the 7pm and 930pm shows for the night were not available, but I figured there must be another way via resellers or whatnot. I dialed the show reservation button and we were able to snag seats for $83 a piece in the balcony by 6:40pm with the tickets sent to my phone. We got to the theatre and were seated by 6:50pm. It was wild how fast things got done. There was a line of people waiting to buy tickets at 6:45pm. I doubt they got in on time, but the show didn't start until about 7:05-10 pm. We were in balcony 305, row CC, in seats 17 and 18. At first it seems like we would have our view blocked by the wall, but they were excellent seats. I doubt there was a bad seat in the theater, and I recommend the balcony for the full effect from above. We contemplated moving over in our empty row but around 7:20pm a rowdy group sat in the row behind us with the most talkative at the other end. We decided we were happier away from the rolling dialogue which unfortunately were never quieted by staff. Our favorite parts of the show were the fixed trapeze, the bed in the ocean, the dance number to "come together", and the ladder and silks piece. I have been to a number of newer cirque du soliel shows with seemingly more acrobatics, but I thoroughly enjoyed the dancing in this show. The show ended around 8:30pm. I still love Luzia best, but Beatles Love was a fantastic show. Recommend!

Absolutely fun! This was a great show and performance put on by Cirque du Soliel. As always, the acrobatics were phenomenal and to mix it with the great hits of The Beatles was an awesome idea.

I really like The Beatles and also really like Cirque Du Soleil and similar types of shows so I knew this would be lots of fun and had to go before the Mirage gets demolished later this year. I originally booked tickets for the balcony, but when we got inside the usher let us know that they were closing the balcony for that performance so gave us a free upgrade to what I believe are some of the best seats in the house! I couldn't entirely follow the storyline, but I was constantly impressed by the stunts and other performances by the cast, including many that to me didn't even seem humanly possible. I definitely recommend trying to go if you're in Vegas before their last showing!

I'm going with 5 stars because of it's nostalgic, groovy vibe that is something unique to Cirque Du Soleil! Having been to numerous Cirque shows, this one stands out as the most colorful and relevant. I use the word relevant because every song has been played on every radio, in nearly every car whether it be the actual songs or perhaps a commercial. The Beatles are relevant no matter what age you are or what music you dance to. I do believe that every audience member can totally relate to the music, colors, dancing and energy. The 360 view is stage show perfection! The view from every single seat is great and no matter how many times you go you'll probably see something different! The performers are top notch and truly passionate about the show. For a show that's been running 16 years to have nearly sold out performances says a lot about the show. I highly recommend you add it to your Las Vegas bucket list while you can, rumor has it that it's shutting down for the Hardrock to take over.

All you need is LOVE. Second time seeing The Beatles LOVE by Cirque du Soleil. You will know every song that takes you down their journey from the war and London blitz air raids, their newly found fame and Beatle Mania to their breakup and John Lennon's tragic and untimely death. Here Comes the Sun. Yesterday. Octopus's Garden. Help!. Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds. Blackbird. While My Guitar Gently Weeps. Come Together. Back in the U.S.S.R. Get Back. Twist and Shout. LOVE the nods to the psychedelic and Eastern spiritual eras. Meet Sgt. Pepper. Lucy in the Sky. Eleanor Rigby. Father McKenzie. Lady Madonna. Mr. Kite....and of course John, Paul, George and Ringo. LOVE the amazing circular stage with lifts, trapdoors, automated tracks and trolleys. You never know where to look next as each artist may come from above or below. Sit up higher to watch the stage open and close to see the show more fully or sit lower to be more immersed in the action. I've done both and it was a different experience both times, although I prefer a bit lower in the 200s. Of course, the show is filled with the classic interpretive artistic and athletic stage performances that are the hallmark of all Cirque du Soleil shows. Lights. Aerial artistry. Skaters. Acrobats. Dancers. Contortionists. Amazing. Perfect for a night of nostalgic fun delivered with LOVE from Cirque du Soleil. Note: The show was not sold out (although it said it was on line). Look for discounts. Our Ticketmaster tickets were quite a bit less than the best box office even with fees. Tip for photos: Our family visited the Mirage Box Office and were able to get lots of fun photos without others in our pictures.

A very fun and entertaining show. Lots of different acts and actions throughout the show. It will be sad when the show shuts down when the Mirage closes. Great collection of songs. But some songs just didn't feel like they fit into the Love theme. Some of the Beatle songs played are a bit depressing. Could do without those. The Beatles have such a large volume of work, hard to play so many of them but the show did a good job with it. Not a bad seat in the theatre. But, there is a lack of walking space in some of the areas. In our section, hard to get past people without asking people to stand.

Having grown up listening to The Beatles, this show resonated deeply with me and held a special place in my heart. The show has plenty of acrobatic stunts and it uses plenty of vibrant colors. It was such a beautiful show and they did a great job telling the story of The Beatles. If you're wondering where good seats are located, the short answer is, it doesn't matter. The theater is small and intimate, so you will have a good view no matter where you are seated. You're not only looking at the performers on stage, you're also gonna be looking at the performers hanging from the ceiling! Overall, I definitely recommend trying to catch this show before it ends in July. It's a bummer that they won't be continuing it since The Mirage got bought out by Hard Rock. But isn't it ironic that this show about a rock band won't continue their show at The Hard Rock Hotel?

I am so happy that I got a chance to see The Beatles Love prior to it ending in July. So sad to see this astounding show going away due to The Mirage closing. I get that moving the custom built theater makes it difficult to relocate the show, but jeez, what a loss. A loving tribute to the band that is also a visual treat, filled with wonderful performances. Lets hope that a miracle saves this show so that people can continue to enjoy it for years to come!

It's so sad this is going away when The Mirage changes to Hard Rock. The show is fabulous, appeals to many types of audiences, and all seats are great. I'm really glad I caught it before it closed.

The show was fantastic! The stage itself is technically impressive, with an incredible amount of moving parts. I'm not a huge fan of the Beatles, but the show itself is spectacular nonetheless! It's disappointing that this show will close in July 2024. I hope it is relocated!

Had to see the show one final time before it closes after 18 years, of the 4x we've seen it, this was the best! Had front row which was amazing; got to 'interact' with the cast a bit, and see things from a diff. vantage point than before. I can't say enough about how wonderful the show is, and I'm tearing up as I write this! Def. more appealing to real Beatles fans who will understand the 'script' if you will, and the storyline. (see attached pic of our personal truck!) I hope another venue picks it up when HRI closes it in July, I never tire of it! Love, love, love!!

I came to this show because it was the only Cirque act available last minute on a Wednesday afternoon, but I'm really glad I came! I'm not really a Beatles fan, only know a couple of songs, but it was a fun show regardless. My seat was third row from front of the stage, not realizing that this show was only about two stories tall so getting the higher seats wouldn't be a scary height. Still, from my seat, decent view of the show. I particularly enjoyed that there was less random comedy skits thrown in for transition time, and more of it was Beatles song + floor dance choreography. It was maybe more circus-y than straight up acrobatics (although of course there was that too), but it was still a good time. I'd definitely recommend it even if you don't care about the music! (If you *hate* the music, then maybe this still isn't for you, but if you're like me and just don't really care/know much of it, it's a good show!)

Saw this show twice in the mid 2000's. Went to the show last weekend. It was a severely watered down version of the show I LOVEd so much. However, it was good to say goodbye to the show and The Mirage.

PLEASE go see this show! I'm not even a huge Beatles fan, so I'm able to comment fairly unbiasedly. I strongly believe even non-Beatles fans will really appreciate the beauty and story being told on the stage. Some of the songs are more of a fun, whacky vibe, and others reflect on the emotional and beautiful nature of some of the ballads such as "Here Comes the Sun". That one actually made me tear up a little bit. Beatles fans will have the best time jamming out while watching all of the stunts and acrobatics. Each song gives a piece of the story, from war to falling in love. All the seats in the theater seem to offer a great view. We got some of the cheapest seats available and were still very happy with what we were able to see from above. I would rate this production over Ka and Mystere personally, though everyone may not feel the same. Each Cirque show has its own vibe, and some are much more expensive than others. I believe the production value and quality of Love was worth the $120 we paid for two tickets. I left really happy with the experience.

Overall a really fun show with amazing music! Not a bad view in the house. We ordered the Strawberry Fields 32 oz $26 which tasted great!

One of the best Cirque Du Soleil shows I've been to. It keeps you well entertained and the seats we got we great. We sat in section 204, Row S, seats 9-11. During the show the lower part of the audience gets covered and we were all happy we were not in the lower part because we got to see the entire stage. Love the speakers on the head rests. I would however recommend that you be able to lift the arm rest up so there's more space around you if you sit with people you know. Drinks and popcorn (free refill) are available. If you opt to buy a photo one of the photographers take with their professional cameras it'll cost you $55

Good show, first time for me. Thanks to vettix I was able to get 4 tickets for absolutely a deep discount and we had a night on the town. It his show has been playing for a long time now so you know it has to be good to last that long. The music is great and the acrobatics are amazing. You should check this one out

My boyfriend surprised me with tickets to The Beatles Love while we were on vacation in Las Vegas. If you love The Beatles, I definitely recommend going to this show. This show is great for families with children too. It's in interactive, fun, & mesmerizing. I found myself dancing & singing along most of the show. The Hard Rock Casino just bought out The Mirage so there is a large chance this show will not exist down the road - so get your tickets while you can!

Wow, what an entertaining show! I'm not gonna lie, I barely know a thing about the Beatles. I'm not a fan in the least, and even most of the show I had no idea what the Beatles references was about. But none of that matters because this show is entertaining simply based on the acrobatics, dancing, performances, lights, and just the entire thing! I couldn't take my eyes off everything. And there's so much going on, I think I missed half of the stuff. Haha. I guess that means I have to go again. An amazing show! You gotta try it, even if you're not a Beatles fan!

Fun show at the Mirage. Not really a bad seat in the theater. Lots of colorful costumes. Great energy and great Beatles tunes. Well done!

I love this show. I have seen Love 4 x now and it is still wonderful. They seemed to have changed the dancing a little and seems like there is less acrobatics then in the past and just more dancing. However, the audience participation and all of the stuff that goes on is well worth seeing. There is no bad seat. I prefer to sit farther back so you can see all of the many acts going. Highly recommend this show!

The Beatles LOVE Cirque du Soleil was wonderful. I loved the song choices and was a kid again filled with awe and wonder. Their strength, litheness, and art was incredible. We sat in the balcony, section 304, row CC second to the last row. It was a great view - section 200 seems to be the front of the stage and 209 the back. They have wide screens above 200 and 209 section. See through screens that divide the theatre into quarters. These are lifted intermittently. Colorful, charming, serious, playful - for the young (who can keep still) and old. The youngest audience member was four and the oldest 90 - celebrating a birthday!

This was a phenomenal show! The Beatles Love By Cirque Du Soleil was entertaining, with acrobatics, jumps, spins, tricks, dancing, roller blading, and more, all to the catchy tunes of The Beatles. This show is at the Mirage hotel and casino and ticket prices vary depending on the day and showtime. I bought tickets the day of the show for the 9:30pm show time on a Wednesday at the Mirage ticket booth. The tickets were about $67 for the upper level. We sat in the higher section and at first, I was worried we wouldn't be able to see very well, however, once the first started, I realized the seats were fantastic and with a higher seat, you can see everything high and low. All in all, they were great seats and the show was well performed! The show is approximately one and a half hours. There is a concession stand where you can buy snacks and drinks beforehand as well as a souvenir shop and several places for photo opportunities. No recording (video or audio) of the show is allowed, as well as no flash photography. The Beatles Love is definitely a very colorful show and the performances were entertaining. It is also well-suited for kids!

I was quite pleased with the performance I saw here. This is the first (and so far last) cirque du soleil show I've seen in person, but it was very fun! The production value is very high and I love the music. The hotels on the strip are also farther apart than you'd think (if you haven't been before) so it was nice that we were staying in the hotel where this theater is (the Mirage) and after the show we just hung out in the lobby then went directly upstairs to the room (didn't have to deal with walking back to the hotel on the street or catching a ride). I dont have another cirque show to compare to this one but I would absolutely go to another cirque show given the lovely time I had watching this performance!

It's a great show. Love the colors, the movement of the stage, and the acrobatic performances. The special effects of the transparent curtain were cool. I am not a Beatles fan, so there were a lot of songs I was not familiar with. Being a local, I have seen most of the Cirque Shows on the strip. Even if you are not a Beatles fan, you will want to check this show out. Highly energetic and visual performance.

Literally the best show on the strip!!! The colors! The music! And no matter the seat, you can view the entire show. I think it's amazing when these Vegas theaters provide a 360 degree show so you don't feel bummed paying more or less for your ticket bc they're all great! This was my 3rd time seeing it and my twins first time, and it was no less fun!! I give this show a 5/5!

I'm not a Beatles fan. We went here for my birthday. Surprised, that my friend picked this place. But OMG, I am probably a huge Beatles fan after attending the show. It was a gift, so I don't know how much it costs. This was amazing and I don't know how to put it in words exactly. This show made me happy, sad, excited, frightened, and ecstatic. Because of this show I will probably attend other shows. There's so much I am missing out there.

LOVE Beatles Love. I was excited to see this show and it exceeded my expectations. They had me in the first song when the curtains fell and confetti filled the air. I had chills. This was something that kept happening as I was so overwhelmed with joy during the performance that I kept getting chills. This is a must see if you like Beatles music. I'm so sad to hear that the show is closing because this is one of the most spectacular and immersive shows I have ever experienced. I can't say enough positive things about this show!

I enjoyed the show but honestly I was really confused throughout the show. To be honest, I'm not too knowledgeable about the Beatles so I think I might've missed a lot of references. It seemed like they were trying to incorporate important historical events. When I wasn't confused though I was really entertained. I loved our seats! Section 209 row O seats in the middle, it lets you see so much than watching up close. Also I was able to get BOGO tickets by racking up enough loyalty points on myvegas game apps (about 5 different ones that all link to your acct thru Facebook). I was able to reach enough in a few days!

We arrived a bit early to the event, but the show started around the time as advertised on our tickets. The atrium before heading into the theater is stunning and spacious, giving you enough time to mingle and grab a drink or snack beforehand. This show was absolutely breathtaking, when it came to the theatrics. I loved the subtle details in the costumes, the certain timing on different songs. All acts were entertaining and kept you on your toes. Really enjoyed the night!

A must see show. We had our team event here and it was the best thing ever. The music was amazing and the performers were nothing short of amazing as well. The costumes and props were so impressive, production crew did great behind the scenes. P.S. I got in trouble for taking a pic lol. I had no idea it wasn't allowed! But I was able to snag a few on the under lol!

Thankful that I got to see one of their last shows! Saw this years ago and it was just as amazing as I remember. The Beatles and this cast puts on an awesome performance. Kudos to Dr. Robert

I don't love Cirque shows and I'm not really a Beatles fan. So... what the hell right? Well, my SO is a big Beatles fan and that's how we ended up here (compromise and all that). If you're not a Beatles person (and yes, I'm much more of a Stones person), this may still be fun for you if you like Cirque-type shows that make little sense but feature some pretty cool stunts. I just found it to be LONG and a little tedious. There is one part of the show that's already been spoiled in other reviews, but I have to say that if you're claustrophobic (I am) or prone to anxiety or panic, I really wish they had given some warning. So keep that in mind (and look at other reviews if you're not sure what I'm talking about). And hey, I'm no prude by far, but I did think some of the costumes were a little more revealing than I was expecting. More va-va-voom than Revolver if you know what I mean. It looks like the show is sticking around for 2023 so if you're a Beatles person, sure, get there and see it. You'll probably dig it and appreciate the long run time. If you're not a fan, I really think you can skip this one - an expensive, long and sometimes uncomfortable evening.

Entertaining from start to finish! While we are not intense fans of the Beatles, I thought this show would provide 2 adults, 2 tweens and 1 teen, a lot of fun and I was right. Music was fantastic, acrobatics were intense and fun! The entertainers are quite talented but the entire experience was trippy! The illusions made the show. References to historical events. Sat in section 205 and it was perfect for the visuals! Mirage hotel

This Is a great show. This is probably my favorite of all the cirque o Soleil I have seen. First and foremost, the cast are very talented. The cast try to drawn in the audience in their energetic performance. The cast put on a great performance. I think this is the only cirque that has children. The children are super cute and even were breaking dancing at one of the scene. They have a couple of volkswagen that they drive through the stage. I like the part where the cast cover the audience an oversized sheet, it is super cool.

This was an amazing experience. I don't have a frame of reference since this is the only Cirque Du Soleil show I have seen, but this was amazing. I didn't catch that there was a story line, but enjoyed it for the visuals, music, and overall experience nonetheless. I read write up after that detailed what it was about and what each scene represented and that made it even better. If you're not as attentive and perceptive like me, I'd suggest reading what the story line is ahead of time. Either way, you will enjoy it.

Review#338 Despite a super long overdue review, I'm still writing this as 1 of my favorite shows that a friend treated me to in 2015. I'm actually more of a Country music fan compared to Classic Rock although I Do listen to some Classic Rock bands such as 'The Beatles,' 'Styx,' (Come Sail Away) Journey,' (Don't Stop Believing) and.....what's that Steven Tyler band called?! (A side note~Believe it or not, I Do watch American Idol season re-runs to catch up on following other genres of music!!!!) Some of my favorite songs from 'The Beatles,' were: of course, 'Let it Be,' 'Yellow Submarine,' 'Hey Jude,' and they were all featured in this Cirque du Soleil show I watched with my friend from 'The Mirage' hotel back in 2015. Anyways. I Actually still saved some selfies my friend took for me when we went to watch This particular show. I'll be back to add more pics and song titles but those were what came off the top of my head for now not even having listened to 'The Beatles' everyday.....

The Beatles Love never disappoints. A spectacular production of the Beatles iconic music. Sensationally choreographed with amazing acrobats, psychedelic lighting, and, extravagant whimsical costumes. There are no bad seats in this specially designed theatre for this particular show at the Mirage. In fact, I purposefully choose a different seat and section to have a different perspective each time. CHEERS!

Spectacular show! Colorful theme of the 70s. The show was exciting, fresh and fun. Adding, upbeat songs from the Beatles was the perfect combination. I'm a Beatles fan, so this was right down my alley. Show is located inside of Mirage. Staff was attentive and made sure we were comfortable. Concession stand staff was friendly and professional. I'm not a big fan of acrobatic shows and usually fall asleep. The Beatles Love on the other hand was vibrant and lively. Every new scene had its uniqueness and entertainers did a excellent job and we had a great time!~