Cirque de soleil

Hi Martin,

How far in advance do you recommend ordering some tickets for this show. We are looking to fit it in with our itinery and leave for Orlando next week. Your advice is appreciated.

Cirque does tend to get really booked up, sometimes months in advance at popular times, because it's a very popular show and the earlier you book the better.

If you're going next week [msneek] you'd best do it right away.

Cheers Blott you advice stirred me into action and all thanks to Martin and his colleagues we got a booking for Saturday 23rd which given your concerns I say was very good service. [msnsmile2]

Good for you and well done Martin! It's the most amazing show you're ever likely to see so enjoy. :)

Hope you and the family enjoy Cirque. It is absolutely nothing like I have ever seen before.

Well done on getting tickets and enjoy.

Sandra

I would love to go to the show and hoping to get there on our next visit.

I dont think hubby is too keen though, he seems to think it will be very much like the show that was on at the Millenium Dome - cant think of the name. However, he seems to be coming round, once I have read some of the fantastic praise the show has had.

The dome is/was no comparison. Seen both.

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I would love to go to the show and hoping to get there on our next visit.

I dont think hubby is too keen though, he seems to think it will be very much like the show that was on at the Millenium Dome - cant think of the name. However, he seems to be coming round, once I have read some of the fantastic praise the show has had.

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Mary,

Just book the tickets for Cirque without telling your hubby[msnwink] My hubby didnt really fancy Cirque either, it wasnt his cup of tea etc. etc. but he absolutely loved it! So much so that he said he would need to go again to see everything, there is so much going on that you cannot possibly take it all in. Its a smashing show![msnsmile2]

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by sundowner
I would love to go to the show and hoping to get there on our next visit.

I dont think hubby is too keen though, he seems to think it will be very much like the show that was on at the Millenium Dome - cant think of the name. However, he seems to be coming round, once I have read some of the fantastic praise the show has had.

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<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by florida4sun
The dome is/was no comparison. Seen both.

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Originally posted by sundowner
I would love to go to the show and hoping to get there on our next visit.

I dont think hubby is too keen though, he seems to think it will be very much like the show that was on at the Millenium Dome - cant think of the name. However, he seems to be coming round, once I have read some of the fantastic praise the show has had.

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Me too. I loved the Millenium show and saw it twice. Although it did have some elements of Cirque in it, particularly the trampolining against a building. Cirque has far more variety and Joie de vivre, an absolutely brilliant and entertaining show that is enjoyed by all ages and tastes.

Saw this in June this year and it was absolutely fabulous

Seen Cirque each of the last 3 years and taken different people to see it. Love it and can't wait to see another version some time.

OK that's it we are going. I did say we should go on this next visit with our daughter and he agreed. Just have to work out what day we want the tickets for.

We have eaten in some great restaurants there too, so may as well make a whole night of it. Really looking forward to this one.