Mystere

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A zany non-traditional circus performance performed by acrobats.

"The costumes are imaginative, the stage floor raises in levels and rotates. There is always something new to notice, so I hardly think one could get a bad seat in the house."

Becca C.

Summary

Mystere by Cirque du Soleil delivers all the acrobatics, stunts and antics that one could ask for. Performed nightly at Treasure Island Hotel and Casino, this zany act is sure to have audiences laughing and amazed at the performers' capabilities.

From a crazy clown helping you find your seat (you may never find your assigned one if you rely solely on him) to an adult baby crying in the show, there's never a dull moment at Mystere. The audience will see things that they never even dreamed possible of the human body performed by some of the most talented gymnasts and acrobats.

This show has been described as a recreation of the circle of life and takes the audience on a 360º experience. The custom-built theater doesn't have a bad seat in it and the music will envelop audiences as they are wowed by the stunts performed on - and off - stage.

Special Info

Arrive 30 minutes prior to the show to enjoy even more entertainment before Mystere officially begins.

Mystere

Mystere

Show Dates:
Ongoing

Location:
Treasure Island Hotel and Casino
3300 Las Vegas Blvd S
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109

Age Restriction:
All Ages

Reservations:
Reservations recommended

*Some images shown above are not actual photos from the show, but category representations. Visit the show's web site for actual photos.

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Show Quick Facts

Mystere promises classic Cirque du Soleil performances. From "lion tamers" to acrobats, the talented cast gives it their all in elaborate costumes and makeup to entertain the audience.
The story of the show covers the gamut of human experience; birth, death, the meaning of life, fulfillment, passion, joy, sorrow and pain.
Mystere promises a great time for all ages. Bring the whole family for a night that you'll never forget as you sit back and watch the show in awe.
The show was originally at Caesars Palace and moved to a custom-built theater at Treasure Island, becoming the first show in Vegas to have its own venue.

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