"I am still amazed at how many different stages and platforms were used in the same area that many performers were diving into at great heights."
Summary
Le Reve, the mystifying show, can only be found at the Wynn Las Vegas. Drop by for an acrobatic and water show that will dazzle guests of all ages for an evening of fantastic entertainment.
Elaborate special effects are just one facet of the Le Reve at the Wynn Las Vegas. A creation of fantasy, intrigue and adventure will surround the audience in this custom-built theater featuring 360º seating and a 27-foot pool.
This show is a huge production, with more than 175 technicians and others that support the more than 50 performers. It's rumored that this show costs upwards of $30 million dollars to produce, as no expense is spared to create a dreamlike environment at Le Reve.
Special Info
- If you purchase tickets in the "Wet Zone," be prepared for water to splash you during the show.
- While this show is kid-friendly, children under 5 will not be permitted.
Le Reve
Le Reve
Show Dates:
Ongoing
Location:
Wynn Las Vegas
3131 Las Vegas Blvd S
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
Age Restriction:
Children under 5 not permitted
Reservations:
Reservations recommended
Le Reve Information
Show Quick Facts
- Le Reve, meaning "dream" in French, features a dreamlike world depicting the goings on of main character Wayne's mind.
- Franco Dragone produced "Le Reve." This show features over 85 performers, most of them French, that expertly follow Dragone's direction.
- The show premiered on May 6, 2005 and has been one of the hottest shows on the Strip since it opened. Tickets are pricey and hard to come by, but worth it if you can snag seats in the Champagne Circle or the Premium Seats.
- Le Reve's stage is constantly changing and surprising audiences with different twists in turns. The stage separates to reveal a large pool beneath that is incorporated throughout the show.
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MargeGut777
Mar 10, 2010
at 10:37 pm
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xxx.xxx.98.109
Would recommend to a friend
Date of Stay: 2010-03
Went with: spouse/partner
I attend shows: often
My ticket was: average
La Reve is an excellent production.
Within five minutes of starting the La Reve show, it rained, there was fire, and action in every direction! The theater in the round gives an incredible appeal. There's something always going on so you have to keep watching in all directions. The skill of the performers is unbelievable! I do have to say...The seats in the middle to upper rows are actually better than the lower seats. I don't want to give too much away but so much of the action is above the water.We payed $125 per ticket for this show and we would do it all over again without any hesitation at all!Excellent production indeed!Was this review helpful?
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jamie
Mar 04, 2010
at 12:52 am
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xxx.xxx.129.193
Would recommend to a friend
Date of Stay: 2010-02
Went with: spouse/partner
I attend shows: rarely
My ticket was: average
The Reve
What a spectacular show! It was an amazing entertaining experience with live music, elaborate special effects, acrobatics, and provocative choreography. The athleticism from the performers was incredible. The show will immerse you into the world of fantasy. The view is good anywhere you sit because of the well designed circular layouts. I preferred the Reve over "O", even though "O" was very good. This show is worth to see.Was this review helpful?
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nance
Feb 14, 2010
at 8:41 am
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xxx.xxx.136.146
Would recommend to a friend
Date of Stay: 2010-02
Went with: a group of friends
I attend shows: often
My ticket was: average
Le Reve-OK
Every Cirque du Soliel show on the planet is amazing. Le Reve is no different. But, comparing it to the O show or the Love show, it pales.The venue doesn't have a bad seat in the house, so every ticket is going to be worth the price. The story line is kinda hard to follow, but the acts of strength and use of the stage are creative and well done.i would go see this show again, especially if the tickets were free or discounted.Was this review helpful?
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