Vegas

[reillymcshane]

Of the "normal" cirque shows, we like Le Reve at Wynn, and then Michael Jackson.

 

We absolutely loved O and Ka. Saw Love, but it's a bit awkward as we're in our 30s and didn't get everything. The Michael Jackson show....well, we won't see that on principle.

 

If you're okay with spending for a great steak, I say go to Stripsteak at Mandalay Bay. Get the ribcap..I've never seen someone walk disappointed by it, and I've brought about 40 friends and family there. We have a usual waiter--Thomas. He will lead you to a wonderful experience if you trust him.

Thank you.

 

We have seen O - many, many years ago (2001 I think). And places to eat - that's fantastic to know. Thank you.

[RollieTime]

Of the "normal" cirque shows, we like Le Reve at Wynn, and then Michael Jackson.

 

We absolutely loved O and Ka. Saw Love, but it's a bit awkward as we're in our 30s and didn't get everything. The Michael Jackson show....well, we won't see that on principle.

 

If you're okay with spending for a great steak, I say go to Stripsteak at Mandalay Bay. Get the ribcap..I've never seen someone walk disappointed by it, and I've brought about 40 friends and family there. We have a usual waiter--Thomas. He will lead you to a wonderful experience if you trust him.

 

Is it sad that I thought of the Robert Kraft situation for this statement?

[LouisEly]

It's in a tent, but it's cool and feels really old-school.

I would not recommend sitting up really close. Some of the stunts/show gets REALLY close to the front row. (unless you are looking for that) You are also more likely to get the spotlight from the cast I think. Also, it gets hot in there with lots of people in close quarters so do not overdress.

Sounds like a raunchier version of San Francisco's Beach Blanket Babylon.