Cirque Du Soleil Ka Las Vegas

The story of "Ka" is based on an ancient Egyptian tale. This tale tells of two twins, one male and one female, who re-connect after a lifelong separation. To fulfill their destinies, the twins must unite and make their way to a common goal. The elaborate set at the MGM Grand Las Vegas changes from thick forest, barren desert, and ocean scenes to portray the twin's respective journeys to their fateful reunion. Lots of special effects and clever lighting techniques illuminate the breathtaking stage and set.

"Ka" Vegas at The MGM Grand Hotel and Casino was the largest and most expensive show ever produced by Cirque du Soleil, costing over $165 million. Instead of a stage, there are a series of rising platforms. Vegas "Ka" at the MGM Grand has received countless favorable reviews in the press, as well as spots on television, and comprehensive coverage on the Internet. Las Vegas KA runs twice daily, five days a week, from Tuesday through Saturday at 7:30 and 9:30 pm.