Cirque du Soleil Las Vegas Tickets 2026: Prices, Seats & Deals

Buying Cirque du Soleil tickets in Las Vegas is simple once you know three things: which of the four current shows you want, where the official tickets are sold, and that every Las Vegas sale is final. This guide covers prices, sellers, discounts and seats. For what each show is like, see our Cirque du Soleil guide.

Current Shows and Starting Prices

As of September 2026, Cirque du Soleil lists four Las Vegas shows. "From" prices are the lowest shown on Cirque's ticket pages that month; better seats cost more, prices move with date and demand, and tax is extra.

All four run about 90 minutes with no intermission. Treasure Island's own Mystère price table ran from $59 to $193 across four seat categories, including the box office fee but not Live Entertainment Tax.

Shows you can no longer buy: The Beatles LOVE closed in July 2024 with The Mirage, and Cirque says Mad Apple at New York-New York has ended. Zumanity closed in 2020. Any offer for these is out of date.

Where to Buy

Official sellers

• Cirque du Soleil's website. For "O", KÀ and Michael Jackson ONE, Cirque's ticket page hands you on to the MGM resort's site to finish the booking.
• The resort's website (Bellagio, MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay or Treasure Island).
• The show's box office at the resort, which is also where some discounts are sold (see below).

Cirque's Las Vegas page states that all Las Vegas ticket sales are final: no exchanges, no refunds, and tickets are non-transferable. Settle your dates, and check the show's dark days, before you pay.

Third-party sellers

Discount sellers such as Tix4 (the booths formerly called Tix4Tonight) and resale marketplaces also sell Cirque tickets. They are not official Cirque du Soleil outlets. Their prices can be lower or higher than the official price, and their own terms apply. Before paying, compare the same show, night and seat category on the official site, and compare total prices including fees and tax. Our show ticket deals guide covers Tix4's current locations.

Official Ways to Pay Less

• Choose KÀ or Mystère. They start at $69 and $77, well below "O".
• Mystère military and child discounts: Treasure Island says active military and children under 12 can get 35% up to 50% off, based on availability. These aren't sold online: call 1-866-712-9308 or 1-702-894-7722, or buy at a Cirque box office.
• Mystère Family Nights: at Monday and Tuesday 6:30 p.m. shows, TI advertises children saving up to 50%.
• Resort promo codes: in September 2026 TI's Mystère page listed limited-time offers of 25% and 30% off select shows. Codes change; check the page when you book.
• Compare dates. Prices vary by night and performance time, so try several dates if you're flexible.
• Groups: Cirque's ticket pages say groups can get discounts through its group sales team.
• Club Cirque: Cirque's free mailing list promises early word of presales, special events and discounts.
• Casino rewards: if you already hold an MGM Rewards account, check it for show offers. Offers depend on your tier and play.

Choosing Seats

Cirque and the resorts price seats by category, with the cheapest usually furthest back or at the sides. Look at the seating chart before you pay for a premium category: the jump in price between neighbouring categories can be bigger than the difference in view.

• "O": the stage is a pool, so a little height helps you look down into the water and see the whole picture. The very front rows are dramatic but show less of the overall patterns.
• KÀ: much of the action happens high on the moving vertical stage, so seats further back lose less than at most shows, and very close seats mean looking up a lot.
• Mystère: with four categories from $59 to $193 on TI's table, a mid-price seat is the easy value choice.
• Michael Jackson ONE: effects fill the theater, so center seats a little way back give the best view of the whole stage.

VIP Upgrades

• "O" VIP Experience: early theater access, a guided virtual tour and a pre-show reception.
• Mystère ON STAGE VIP Experience: an on-stage and backstage tour and an artist meet-and-greet. TI listed it at $285 including taxes and fees, at select 6:30 p.m. shows.

Check exactly what is included, and the date and time it runs, on the show's ticket page. VIP purchases are final too.

When to Buy

• Buy early for Friday and Saturday nights, holiday weekends, specific seats together, or a VIP experience.
• Stay flexible if you're going midweek: compare a few nights and performance times for the best price.
• Check dark days first. Each show rests on certain nights. In September 2026 Mystère played Friday to Tuesday at 6:30 and 9 p.m., so it was dark on Wednesdays and Thursdays. The MGM resorts set the schedules for the other three; check their ticket pages for your dates.
• Don't book a late show after a long travel day. With no refunds, a missed show is a lost ticket.

On Show Night

• Arrive early. "O" opens its doors 30 minutes before showtime, and TI suggests arriving 30 minutes early at Mystère. The theaters are deep inside the resorts.
• No intermission. Use the restroom before you go in.
• Age limits are enforced: 5 and up for "O" and Michael Jackson ONE, 3 and up for KÀ, all ages at Mystère (under-1s free on a parent's lap).
• Photos: Michael Jackson ONE allows still photos without flash but no video. Ask an usher at the others.
• Dress: there's no formal dress code; smart casual is typical.
• Box office contacts: Cirque lists 1-866-740-7711 for KÀ and 1-702-632-7593 for Michael Jackson ONE.