Nick: Ellie

From: Sylvan Lake, AB, CAN

We had seats front centre 3 rows back in the poncho section. If it was just water that hit me I wouldn't mind but I think it was banana pudding & I had it all over the side of my face & in my hair. I just wanted to go wash it off. If you like a lot of the same thing go for it. There was some really funny parts but over all not so good. DON'T GET A SEAT FRONT CENTRE.

Nick: Jackie E.

From: Layton, UT

Stayed: December, 2009

The show itself was AMAZING alone, and the actors made it even better. Anthony if you read this, please, please, please hit me up. I don't think I've blushed so hard in my life! Hah but I don't want to sound desperate or anything... ;)

Oh yeah, the review! The food was an 8 out of 10, service was an 8 as well. The show had great effects and everybody was very in sync with each other. I would go back in a second! Even without this guy. Greek God. Maybe.

Nick: Trace

From: Dallas, TX

Stayed: March, 2006

My brother and I picked this show thinking it must be good if we were paying so much to see it. We wanted to leave after 10 minutes into the show, but we knew we wouldn't get our money back so we stayed.

Nick: cartoongirl

From: Los Angeles, CA

Let me start out by saying that I've never reviewed anything online in my life. Always figured it wasn't worth the hassle. But if doing so prevents even one person from wasting their money on this show, then it was worth it. Let me also say that I am (or, rather, was) a HUGE fan of "Mindfreak," which is why I ignored all of the horrible reviews of "Believe." I mean, how bad could it be, right? The answer: really, really bad. Everyone in our party hated the show, and as we were walking out of the theater, we overheard a bunch of other people around us talking about how bad it was. First, there isn't really any "Cirque du Soleil" aspect to the show, other than some interesting costumes on the dancers, and three "clowns" who were, quite frankly, more entertaining than Criss. Second, the "magic" was downright embarassing, and was more like watching an amateur magician in a high school talent contest (with a few flashy effects and puffs of smoke). I mean, we could literally SEE and/or EASILY figure out how each of the 5 or 6 tricks were done (yes, you read that right -- there were only about 5 or 6 tricks in the whole show). Given how bad and obvious the "tricks" were, I am now certain that the TV show is totally fixed. I mean, there is no way his magic can be that impressive on TV, yet so ridiculous in person. Third, Criss had absolutely no charisma, which was perhaps the worst part of all. It wasn't bad enough that his attempts to be witty fell totally flat, and consisted mostly of references to the "drunk" people in the audience. No. Even worse was the fact that, when Criss would try to be funny, there was often total silence in the theater. Talk about awkward. We were cringing, trying to give courtesy laughs, and hoping that no hecklers would start yelling stuff from their seats. Bottom line, I really wanted to like this show, but it was just downright awful. I am shocked that it is still running. Sorry Criss.

Nick: chief

From: vancouver bc

Stayed: November, 2009

Wow , we were very well entertained. KA was wonderful, It was everything you would expect from the cirque solei Nonestop excellance for the whole show. We will be back to see more.

Nick: Wags

From: Gaylord, MI

Stayed: November, 2009

Just got back from Vegas! Six of us had 3rd row tickets to see Criss Angel, and we all walked out disappointed! We were/are all huge fans of the A&E show, but the Vegas show just didn't work for us. You can tell a lot of time & effort has been put into the show, but it just didn't work. We seen Lance Burton last year and it was a much better show. Criss seems like a super great person, and tries to connect with audience, and of course our wives thought he was hot! Maybe our expectations were too high? I didn't want to see dancing and "beautiful" costumes...I expected off the wall stuff! I expected mindblowing illusions, and I expected raw magic with an edge.......we didn't really get that. Sorry Criss, but I am trying to tell it how it is.

Nick: vegashereicome

From: sunny california

Stayed: September, 2009

if you like extravagant colorful performances, extravagant props, clothes, acrobatics, and something different, you will like it. it's not likely that you will see people climbing up a flat iron slab very often. But, for me, it wasn't my cup of tea and i actually got bored.

Nick: Mark

From: Eugene, OR

In a song and dance show, I expected that the main vampire would sing or dance, not pull out num-chucks (twice) as his only talent! The one and only singer in the show was good, but most of the music was recorded rock music. The main girl was a good dancer, but it looked like a junior high schooler choreographed the routines.

Nick: Crispy

From: Boston, MA

Stayed: October, 2009

If you are a Beatles fan or even if you’re not a fan, after you see this show you will be! I highly recommend Love Cirque du Soleil. This show is full energy from beginning to end with the actually audio from jam sessions and the Beatles music comes to life with the all of the dancing, acrobatics, amazing stunts and all the Cirque du Soleil magic. It is a surreal with all the imagery and is more than just a show but a true Beatles experience. If you are planning a trip to Vegas it’s a must see! I’ve seen at least 30 shows including O Cirque du Soleil and in my opinion Love was better.

Nick: Alex

From: NYC area

Stayed: July, 2006

In the cab, on our way to the theater the cab driver says, "OH, you're going to see La Reve? You're going to see your dreams!" Truer words were never spoken. It was beyond magical. We enjoyed it so much that we wanted to buy a thank you gift for the person who recommended it (clerk at tix4tonight). Truly amazing. (fyi: it's a water show)

I'm an actor and have seen literally hundreds of shows & performances....nothing can compare to this. GO. NOW.

Nick: Stu

From: Las Vegas

Stayed: October, 2009

First class show. Small intimate theater along with a great production makes for a wonderful experience. Bring something to layer with as it gets a wee bit cold during the show.

Nick: melissaki5

From: chicago, il

My husband and I were incredibly excited to see Love. He is a huge Beatles fan and after seeing "O" the previous year we were really looking forward to this show. After seeing the show we were both very disappointed. The feats/tricks being done were simply not on par with what I have come to expect from Cirque shows. While the music was terrific I did not get that sense of wonderment I normally feel while watching a Cirque show, only a sense of boredom. Both of us felt we wasted our last night in Vegas on something that we did not enjoy. I often see many positive reviews on this show and I can't help but wonder if these people actually enjoyed the show or if they are trying to rationalize spending $165 on something as mediocre as this. Do yourself a favor and see "O" or Mystere.

Nick: JH

From: CT

Not as expected. The show was 90% talk and 10% trick. I actually got sick of the sound of Penn's voice. The explanations were interminable leading up to the trick which was usually a disappointment. The set was bare. No Vegas glitz here. If you are a fan then go but we got our seats at the half price booth and still felt ripped off.

Nick: CHIP

From: LA

Stayed: August, 2009

The band is very good (live music) I'm a Beatles fan and thought the music was really great and they put on a great show all together. Actually I wouldn't mind seeing it again next time I'm in Vegas. If you've grown up on the Beatles music you'll probably enjoy this show. As for the seats I would suggest skipping the VIP seats and getting regulars seats they are just the same in my opinion.

Nick: Pastafarian

From: Bloomington, IL

Stayed: September, 2009

LOVE by Cirque du Soleil is not to be missed. Even if you aren't a big Beattles fan you will love this show. The performers are top notch and will astound and frighten you with the tricks they perform. All of the hits are included along with some lesser known, yet wonderful, songs.

Nick: Kim

From: Citrus Springs, FL

Stayed: September, 2008

I really loved this show. It was fun. Everyone has a chance at winning and it seems like the only people that don't like this show are the one's who didn't win anything. I was fortunate to be one of the people who got called to contests row. I won my heat and got to play cliffhanger. Now I will agree, that just like the price is right, they want you to lose. If you have watched the show and know how the games are you might win like I did. I won the washer and dryer prize. They offer every prize with a cash option. Now it would have been nice to get the retail value, but they only give you what they paid for it.

With all that said, I walked away with $580.00 and didn't have to fill out a tax form due to the prize being less the 600.00.

It was worth the 50.00 we paid for the ticket.

Nick: Vegas Tourist

From: Albuquerque, NM

Stayed: August, 2009

The comics were really funny we went to the Improv the night before and they stunk, and the girls were really sexy and a great addition to the show. For the money its one of the best shows in Vegas we have seen in the last 10 years!!

Nick: mlewis

From: Las Vegas, NV

Stayed: March, 2009

How do they pack in so much talent into one show? Every act was highly entertaining, whether it was the flying acrobats a foot over my head or the magician who makes nearly 20 birds appear out of tennis balls and napkins. I loved it, this show definitely offers variety!

Nick: mlewis

From: Las Vegas, NV

Stayed: July, 2009

I couldn't believe how good this guy was. He guessed my pin number, my birthday, my home town, and the names and ages of both of my kids. I swear, he is stalking me! Gerry will probably blow your mind too, check out this show!

Nick: PAT

From: LON ANGELES CA

Stayed: August, 2009

I WENT TO VEGAS IN THE SUMMER BUT I THINK IS A LITTLE TO MUCH MONEY FOR THE SHOW I WOULDNT PAY $40 PLUS TAX ..IN THINK THE MOST I WOULD PAY IS $25

Nick: jakebell

From: NYC

Stayed: August, 2009

I absolutely loved the show, especially for the price. I was thinking about seeing a Cirque show, but tickets were over $200, so I checked out V. I was either laughing or amazed the entire show, all of the acts did great and were extremely entertaining. Loved being able to buy drinks during the show too, I got one of those cool flashy cups. Highly recommended!!

Nick: PhilZ

From: Los Angeles

Even if you get free tickets for this show, don't waste your time. This can be the biggest rip-off in the history of show-biz. The magic is almost none existent and if any very elementary, part of the show is the replay of his TV show on the screen, and the show totally lacks any class and tact that is provided by Cirque du soleil. Trust me, if you find any positive remarks regarding this show it had to come from the insiders. Save your money and precious time.

Nick: Lovin Las Vegas

From: Sunny So Cal

Stayed: May, 2009

Seen it 2 times last year..... 2 times so far this year.... everytime we go and have different people with us - my husband always says the show to see is LOVE and LE REVE... (we've seen Le REVE 3 times) YOu must pay for the best seats it's worth it! Just a great show all around!!!! Seen ALL the major shows in Vegas over the past couple years. KA is way up there too.... Disappointed in Believe.... too weird for us. Carrot TOP a must see! But LOVE is at the TIP TOP of the List... Will be taking our parents in the up coming months. Our daughter is getting married in Vegas in March... She wants to see Love again (will be her 3rd time).... Just a great show! Must seat in the "Golden Circle" seats!!! The best in the house!

Nick: Pitufo00

From: Madrid, Spain

Stayed: August, 2009

I've been to other shows in Vegas like Ká (great show too, impressive stage) but this is by far the most entertaining!!! we were laughing and clapping our hands the whole time!!! I will see it again as soon as I can!!! Fantastic!!!

Nick: Rav

From: TX

Stayed: July, 2009

I went to this show on a recommendation from a friend. It was a very entertaining show. Look for video on youtube or online to get an idea of what to expect. I got discount tickets from here. To really get the experience, go for the poncho seats. They're cheaper and you can be front row. I was at the far left and still had a great view. Enjoyed this show so much I'm going back in September. Its a great show for a great price if you shop with the discount.

Nick: Toni

From: Chicago, IL

We went to see David Copperfield who is suppose to be the greatest illusionist. He talked most of the show and did tricks like card tricks, pull rabbit out of the coat trick and disappearing birds trick. We were very disppointed with the mediocrate tricks that anybody could have done. It was totallly NOT worth the money.

Nick: Jon

From: Boston, MA

Stayed: July, 2009

Wanted to do something worthwhile and decided on a show in Vegas. We found shows are quite expensive but was able to get discount tix to the V show. Heard good reviews. Line was pretty long so we figured should be decent. To our surprise, it was an awesome show. we couldn't stop laughing. It was pretty much the highlight of trip other than the nice hotel room. Showroom was small but decent.

Nick: Brian

From: Ontario, Canada

Stayed: July, 2009

Bought tickets right @ Bally's for this show. $49 per person. It sounds great - 50 contestants win throughout the show, and a chance to COME ON DOWN. Well don't let the hype and advertising fool you.

25 of the 50 winners and simply people drawn in blocks of (5) and your gift is AFTER the show and consists of 1,000 casino points?! Not sure what you are going to do with them - gamble more, or get a t-shirt or something.

The show is cool, in that it is like the REAL show - however sucks because of the prizes....

When you are in contestants row you bid on items like a portable dvd player, a piece of crap watch, etc. Stuff all valued at like $100-$200.

If you are successful you go up on stage and then play your game. Here's the funny part - what do you win? A fridge, or washer and dryer and stuff. Well if you are not from VEGAS - how the heck are you getting that home? I am sure the freight would be more than the item is worth! I SUSPECT that people likely forfeit their prize when they find out the taxes and then the shipping cost. Hence maybe making it available for the NEXT show.

Then there's the showcase showdown. You can WIN A NEW CAR, but unlike the show where it goes to the closest bidder (without going over), your bid needs to be within $100 of the actual retail price. Amazingly our showcase with a cruise, Nissan car, and some other stuff was only $9995! Everyone bid $16-$26k which seemed more realistic.

Hence what I am trying to get at here is the show is engineered for you to lose. The only "fair" game I saw was Plinko where at least you get cash.

Anyways, if you are die hard Price is Right fan, it is cool. Just don't expect anything for your $50 admission.

My rough calculations for the day we were there. 500 people x $50 ticket = $25,000. Total prizes given away - MAYBE $3,000 - $5,000 assuming people actually kept their fridges and ranges and stuff.

I thought it was neat, but don't recommend it if you expect anything from your $50.

Nick: travelcat

From: Boston, MA

Stayed: July, 2009

Really impressed for a 2:30 show. Haven't seen a night show I paid full price for that comes close....I remember seeing the comic Buzz and the guitarist Mike Rayeburn when I was in college, now I have a family kids ages 4 and 6 and really was fun for the wole family. The Magician was awesome too...just an all around great mix

Nick: Terry

From: Denver, CO

Stayed: July, 2009

My wife and I have been to many show in Vegas with our two children ages 11 and 13 and very rarely do we all agree after we leave that we all loved it. This show proved us wrong. The Comedian Buzz was hilarious, but very family friendly with his Duck impression which my kids loved and the Magician Tim was awesome and one of the best in town.......had seen his show at House of BLues so we were already big fans! Mike Rayburn the guitar guy, well you just have to see this guy play! Not to sound to cliche' AMAZING! And after the show the guys all stayed and talked, took pictures, etc.....great experience, would recommend to anyone!

Nick: Patsy

From: Vancouver, WA

Stayed: April, 2009

Do yourself a favor and go see Carrot Top! The tickets are reasonable, the theatre is not big so every seat is good. He is very, very funny. Don't let those ads deter you. I wish he'd get rid of the muscle-bound ads, as they really turn me off. We'd seen him many years ago, though, and knew he was funny. We absolutely loved him.

Nick: Patsy

From: Vancouver, WA

Stayed: April, 2009

Cher was absulutely spectacular. My husband and I both enjoyed the show so much. Her voice was stronger than ever, she looked great, the costumes were beautiful. I've been to many big shows in Las Vegas and this was definitely worth every penny we paid. We'd love to see her again. She was very likeable and sang familiar songs, and her tribute to Sonny was quite touching. She was amazing. I've told everyone I know to see her when they go. Her show beat Bette Midler's by a mile.

Nick: kick

From: LA,CA

Stayed: July, 2009

After seeing wonderful reviews, we went to this show but got thoroughly disappointed. Except for few good moments the show lacks the pace and boring. Definitely not worth the money. probably you can see this if you get a 50% off.

Nick: MR D.

From: BERMINGHAM

Stayed: May, 2009

We are a family of five and wanted to see show we could all enjoy together. What I can say about this show that is has something for everyone from adults to kids in our opinion it was quite funny as well. I can't say the show amazed me but I had fun and our kids seemed to enjoy it. I think if they re-did the theater people might enjoy the show a little more because right now the theater and seats are pretty simple compared to the other shows playing in vegas and it takes away from the atmosphere in my opinion, but overall we had a good time and it was worth while.

Nick: Jack

From: Los Angeles, CA

I rarely ever write negative comments about shows, people, etc... I feel that it brings forth bad karma. However, I think I'd being doing more injustice by not mentioning this show... so here goes: It was boring, plain and simple. Boring to the point that my wife tells me, "I'm still waiting for the exciting parts." Boring to the point that my wife and I wanted to walk out in the middle of the show. Seriously folks. The sad thing is that my wife and I really dig him on TV, but his show here in Vegas blows. If you decide to go see it, bring a pillow.

Nick: charlene

From: oc

amazing & wow.... great show !!!
I've seen almost every cirque du soleil shows in ca & las vegas
this is still my favorite.

Nick: SHOWWATCHER

From: COTO DE CAZA

Stayed: August, 2008

IT HAD VERY LITTLE CIRQUE ACTS BUT IT WAS FUNNY

Nick: BoB

From: Washington

Stayed: May, 2009

I love Carrot Top and he certainly didn't disappoint. Show was helarious, the way he used his props is genious. Very energetic show and he keeps it updated, we all had a great time. There is no bad seat in the house and the theater is not that large so I wouldn't bother spending the extra cash for better seats, get the cheapest ones they are all good.

Nick: JayJ

From: North Potomac, Maryland

Stayed: November, 2008

I loved this show! I have never seen so many talented people on the same stage before doing things they love to do. This variety show had everything I expected, and even things I didn't! I really liked that it was straight talent, no crazy costume or twisted story, just the raw talent of each performer. It was great for me and my little sister and I didn't have to worry about explaining everything (which i had to do during the entire performance of KA). I really liked the host, Wally, and those crazy gauchos! I would love to see it again, I heard they have different performers so no two shows are the same!!

From: Hudsonville, MI

Stayed: June, 2009

Just saw the show June 12th 2009. The sound system was incredible! One of the most awesome shows I've ever seen. It left my husband and I both teared up at times because of the artistry and it touched us. It was beautiful, yet bizarre at times. So creative! Both my husband and I, having been born in the 60's, it made us very nostalgic for the days of our youth. I read the previous review before I went that was 3 stars and I strongly disagree. Don't miss this show, you won't be sorry!

Nick: ED Teacher

From: Belvidere, IL

Awesome show. Say this, KA, Bette Midler and Chris Angel (what t a waste). LOVE was super. KA was also very good. Read my review of Chris Angel though. It was embarassing. LOVE is definitely worth the money though.

Nick: ED Teacher

From: Belvidere, IL

I like to watch the TV program on A&E but this was horrible. I took my wife and 2 other friends to see it on 6/9/09. It was bad. It was Cirque show-like but made no sense. If you want to see his freaky magic then this is the wrong show to go to. The four of us paid almost $600 to see it. The experience getting the tickets was horrible too. They have an "old" system and "new" system when you buy tickets. When we called to confirm our show they had no record of us buying them. We were on the "new" system and it was crazy. Then the night of the show we had to wait in a HUGE line to get our tickets at will call (it is the same line for people buying tickets that night). Then we had to get back in another even longer line to get into the show. It was embarassing. After talking to some of the locals at the casinos they told me that it is a horrible show (too late for me) and that it's been getting really bad reviews. Please consider another show. We also saw Bette Midler and KA while there and loved both. We saw LOVE last time. That was awesome. Please don't see Chris Angel unless you want to waste your money. Read other reviews please. I'm not the only one.

Nick: Joyful30

From: Ca

Stayed: May, 2009

Went to see this show and it was decent my only problem with it was the people. The female Olga messed up a couple acts her and Dirk were in together you could see her hair as she was getting into the boxes. I loved the animals they were awesome they did exactually what they were suppose to. So if you want to see a decent show of animals GO but if you can't stand to see folks and magic shows messed up Don't. Enough said.

Nick: Lori

From: Portland, OR

Stayed: March, 2009

I love the Beatles, but was very disappointed in the show LOVE. I had never been to one of these shows before and had heard so many great things about Cirque du Soleil. It was nothing like I thought it would be - actually a little depressing with the costumes and Beatles music they used. I wished we would have went to another show when we were there, but we didn't have time. It was a waste of money! Going back to Vegas in July and hope to see something much better!!

Nick: PINI

From: Rockville, MD

Stayed: April, 2009

We went to Monday nights showing and my wife and i were both very unimpressed. girls were attractive, good dancers etc... but it was not erotic nor a show other than girls dancing to classic rock music. reading reviews we knew it would be dancing and rock music but also thought more of a "show" IT'S NOT! We left a tad disappointed and wished we chose Zumanity instead which by reactions of people in NY NY lobby where we stayed was better.

Nick: Mike

From: LA,CA

Stayed: April, 2009

Liked the show. I guess it depends where u sit. We got free tix right in center. The girls pretty athletic and it was entertaining. Have not seen a topless show since, 1987 when I saw Jubilee at Bally's though. Sat right up front and center and it was free! Get your pic taken with the girls afterwards.

Nick: Elk Grove Girl

From: Elk Grove, CA

Stayed: May, 2009

I was very disappointed that there was not more acrobatics in this show. I felt like there was more acrobatics in the Barnum & Bailey circus than this show had. My whole trip to Vegas was based upon seeing this show. I even reserved full price tickets ahead of my trip to make sure I would get a seat. It seemed that they capitalized on the Beatles and didn't put as much into the rest of the show.

Nick: SF

From: Canada

Stayed: April, 2009

Love was wonderful and I can't say I'm really a Beatles fan (my husband is). The show keeps you at the edge of your seat with traditional cirque acts and modern elements mixed together with the music of the Beatles which is beautifully done.

Nick: Storm

From: Phoenix AZ

Stayed: April, 2009

Save your money on this show. The only redeeming quality was the music. The girls were attractive (but you'd expect that in a Vegas show, right?) however the whole premise was "corny" and the dance routines were at times even comical. I felt like I was watching a high school production and wondering why I paid top dollar to sit up close. And yes I did * yawn* during this show. If you want to see a good, quality show, look into Crazy Girls Paris at the MGM Grand.

Nick: Storm

From: Phoenix, AZ

Stayed: April, 2008

On a recent visit to Vegas, I took in a total of six shows - three adult and three other. Of the adult shows, I felt that Crazy Horse Paris was the best of the lot (Crazy Girls and Bite being the other two.) Though the dancers in Crazy Girls were slightly "hotter", the girls in Crazy Horse Paris were nonetheless attractive but it was their "flirtiness" with the audience that I found capitvating. They knew how to work a crowd and make that seductive eye contact with every guy, and gal, in the audience. The music was incredibly good (too bad they don't sell the soundtrack after the show instead of those ridiculous photos they pawn off). I sat center stage, front row thinking that would be the best seat in the house, but I would actually recommend sitting back a little bit so that you aren't constantly looking up and straining your neck. Seriously, if you are debating which adult show to see - hands down, Crazy Horse Paris was the best. Pretty girls with plenty of artistry in the show (after all, staring at topless women after a while does get boring), excellent music, comedic interludes (the two guys stole the show) and just a fun time.

Nick: monty

From: california

Stayed: February, 2008

The interaction with the audience, the heavy bass/rock music and stunning visual effects combine to make you one with the performance. The time flies by, leaving you wanting more. I've seen this performance seven times over many years and still see something new. Trust me, I've been dragged to some of the other headliner shows and was sorry I had spent the money for a waste of my time. You will enjoy yourself!

Nick: Jessica

From: Las Vegas, NV

This show used to be at Circus Circus as one of the FREE midway shows. It was a very cute 15 minute act. The best part back then was when a little dog wore a saddle and a cat rode him like a cowbow! I am amazingly surprised at the prices they are charging now at Planet Hollywood. The show must be much longer for those ticket prices, so it makes sense that according to another reviewer they have filled it with dumb people tricks. My grandmother recently moved here from Maryland to live with us and I am looking for things to take a mostly deaf 91 year old lady with dementia to. I wanted to do this one, but not for the price! I DO LOVE THAT HE RESCUES ALL HIS ANIMALS FROM THE LOCAL SHELTER!!!

Nick: Ruth

From: Columbia Falls,mt

This would be an ok show if the tickets were maybe 25.00. But we paid 44.00 for the vip seating. And our seats were still not worth it. The theater is like a high school gym. The stage is at eye level so if someone tall sits in front of you can't see. The MC of the show was the best. Took our teenage sons they seemed to enjoy it. But for the money I would say skip it.

Nick: alkcamel

From: Phoenix, AZ

Stayed: March, 2009

My friend and I saw the show back in July of 2008 and we liked it. We went back in March for my birthday and had an awesome time. The show is very entertaining and all the guys are really nice and interact with the audience and after the show they will talk to you while they sign the picture you get to take with them. This is one show we will defiantly be seeing again.

Nick: Tony C

From: Corvallis,Or

Stayed: March, 2008

Well, me and my girl went to this show because we decided stay at the Stratosphere and hey offered us these tickets. It was the cheesiest show I had ever seen and no amount of decent looking breasts would change my opnion. From the rock ballads to the rapist looking Dracula character it was all over the top and is the type of show I would expect from a hotel that offers rooms cheaper than most Motel 6s. That aside, if you're down for a great laugh and enjoy butt rock ballads and lots off boobies (this show was like a strip club with "class"), then this is the show for you. The best part of the show were the large stratosphere cocktails offered in the Lobby. I would recommend making them a double because these definitely made this show much MUCH more bearable.

Nick: LALA

From: Tucson,AZ

Stayed: March, 2009

I was excited to see Phantom not to excited about the price of the tickets but said ok what the heck. I am soooooo happy I spent the money!!! This has to be the most awesome performance I have ever seen! The cast was amazing! The props were WOW!!!!!!!!! The feel when it started was breath taking! DO NOT MISS THIS SHOW!!! It was worth every penny.

Nick: T-Bone

From: Anchorage, AK

Stayed: February, 2009

Don't listen to the critics, they're full of gass! Criss Angel BeLIEve is an excellent show, complete with incredible production values, extremely talented entertainers, and of course, Criss.

We saw his newest version of his show on February 20th and loved it! An incredibly energetic show featuring some of Criss's trademark illusions, as well as the whimsical and erotic journey through Criss' fantasy world. Criss is a true Master illusionist! Well done and congratualtions upon the realization of your long-time goals and dreams!

Nick: GREG

From: UK

Stayed: February, 2009

This show totally blew my mind. Music was fantastic and these guys sure know how to entertain. My wife and I couldn't stop talking about it for hours. Worth every penny.

Nick: frosto

From: chicago, il

Stayed: July, 2008

I had a great time on my visit. Last time in Vegas my wife and I saw this show on a whim. Best value for your dollar(free drink tickets! and a show for this low price! on the strip!). Top comedians and great host. I felt the atmosphere was just right and everyone came out with tears from laughter. I believe they rotate the comedians but on the night I went, we had a blast. I highly recommend this show to anybody and I don't usually right reviews.

Nick: Mike

From: Minden, Louisiana

Stayed: February, 2009

Although this is a topless show (about 1/2), after the first couple of acts you really don't notice it anymore. But when you do, they don't let you down. Years of dedication to the various dance styles are evident. The music is great. Although the ENTIRE cast is great, Kristen (Cat) is my favorite, and Cees and Cathy are great at what they do! Thanks for a GREAT show!

Nick: Lisa

From: Seattle

Stayed: October, 2008

Let me just say that I completely loved this show from start to finish and am ready to go again. Everyone around me was cleary having a great time -- I guarantee you will too!

Nick: Nicely

From: Buffalo Grove, IL

Stayed: January, 2009

Just saw the production on Monday and sooo very happy that I was able to see this incredibly gorgeous production - beautifully sung with such a talented cast and the sets and entire production value was top notch all the way - best sounding orchestra too. Don't miss this wonderful production as it may not be there much longer and discount TKTS are available. A must not miss for any musical theatre and or Phantom FAN.

Have a great time at the show!

Nick: stuart3042

From: Australia

This guy is fantastic, we have seen him twice in Vegas and also in Australia, he's a laugh a minute, well worth the price of the ticket, you won't be disappointed

Nick: Spicy McHaggis

From: Regina, SK

The entertainers weren't too bad and the MC was actually quite funny but the overall experience was pretty disappointing. Stood in line for over 90 minutes because most of the seating is general admission, only to discover when we finally were let in that it's not even a real theater. Just a smallish room with a flat floor and regular, uncomfortable chairs. We got the tickets for free and I still wonder if it was worth it. I can't believe that people would pay for this. It reminded me of a cruise ship show sans the comfortable seating.

Nick: florane65

From: cedar rapids

Stayed: April, 2008

This show has the hottest guys!! The best preformances!! Not as hands on as some lesser ones in vegas, but the best still!! A must see for any woman!!

Nick: Rock

From: Tampa Fl

Stayed: September, 2008

This show is awesome don't go see any other, if you want to see beautiful topless girls and be entertained see bite.

Nick: CoolRaul

From: Houston TX

I bought tickets for David Copperfield.. and just let me tell you something Great show Worth it !
I went to a 2 00 pm Christmas day show and the show is funny... David's charisma is HUGE!
Go and see it I dont want to spoil any more info

Nick: Jules

From: California

Stayed: November, 2008

First thing, its not a "magic show" in the traditional sense, it is comedy, magic, and a little bit of improv. They're pretty upfront that what they do isn't really magic and they even show you how some of the tricks are done. I was impressed by their friendliness after the show, they signed autographs and chatted with the crowd, you can actually talk to Teller and he will even talk back, contrary to his stage act. They did not leave until everyone who wanted to see, speak to or take a photo had a chance. If you've seen them on TV and liked them, then definitely go!

Nick: castlebrook

From: bullhead city az

Stayed: August, 2008

OMG dont waist time with any other show but this one, we were front row, not one bit of trouble, I am spending another 500 bucks to do it again and again.. I must tell you I am amazed at the power she makes you feel. DO NOT MISS THIS

Nick: JS

From: Dallas,TX

Excellent Show... Seen every cirque show in vegas and this one will amaze you... Along with Mystere' and Love they are all fantastic. Don't miss it...

Nick: Mike

From: Maryland

Stayed: October, 2008

Went to see Carrot Top at the Luxor, it was worth every dollar! We didn't stop laughing for a moment and the more we laughed the crazier he got. The theater has only about 25 rows so pretty much every sit is a good sit so don't bother getting the most expensive tickets they are pretty much all the same. I totally recommend this show, I don't remember my self laughing this hard in a very long time. At the end the entire crowed gave a standing ovation and he surely deserved it.

Nick: Venus

From: Saskatoon, Canada

Stayed: October, 2008

Amazing performance. My husband is not into Cirque and he loved this show. The performers are amazing and tallented. I could not beleive my eyes!!! Avoid Criss Angel, it was nothing like this show.

Nick: EA

From: New York

Stayed: October, 2008

In my opinion the best Cirque show out there. The show takes place on a moving stage which rotates in different directions and even turns into a horizontal wall at some points, the stage seems like it hovers in mid air. The visuals are amazing and so is the choreography which seems like a mix of martial arts and Capoeira (Afro-Brazilian art form that ritualizes movement from martial arts, games, and dance). Its amazing to see how it all fits together perfectly. Although usually when you see a show sitting up front and close is the best but for this specific show because the stage rotates and goes up and down if you sit too close you might get your view blocked at some points when the stage moves a little higher at some scenes, so its best to get seats in the middle of the theater or back in my opinion.

Nick: alex

From: phoenix arizona

Stayed: July, 2008

is a fantastic show!! don't miss it!!!!

Nick: Candy

From: Tucson, AZ

One of the best shows I've seen in Vegas. Again Cirgue Du Soleil does not disappoint. Don't miss this one.

Nick: Magus

From: Fremont, CA

Stayed: April, 2006

The performers are very good and do a credible job of being the Rat Pack and, considering the talent of the originals, credible is damn good. We enjoyed the show and wouldn't mind seeing it again if it were at a different location. The Greek Isle show staff was surly, condescending, and argumentative.

Nick: melanie

From: orange county, CA

Stayed: March, 2008

This show is funny and entertaining. Very suggestive... and if you sit close they may pick you out from the audience. Have fun!

Nick: MIKE

From: TEXAS

Since i'm a cat lover I decided to take my wife and go see this show. First of all let me say that I think the flyers for this show are misleading because I thought it was a show all about animals but the cats appear only in like 10% of the time and the rest is just a bunch of slap stick comedy and magic tricks which I didn't find that amusing. For the money we paid I would of rather gone to see another show.

As for the animal tricks Popvich says the cats just do whats in their nature to do but I didn't feel like the cats were happy to preform and to me it felt like their were a little scared. As for the theater don't even get me started, high school gym play, thats all I have to say. Overall I wouldn't recommend this show to one of my friends although some (the weird ones) might enjoy it, would be safer to bet on one of the more known shows.

Nick: JJK

From: Atlanta

Stayed: February, 2008

The show was so funny I couldn't stop laughing, don't miss it.

Nick: jackio

From: Virginia

Stayed: February, 2008

WOW! This show is something else. I totally didn't expect this since I've seen the other cirque shows before but this one I have to say is the best in my opinion. If you had to pick one show to see then see Le Reve, I promise you wont regret it.