Circus circus kids adults show

Absolutely the best show on the Strip--especially considering it's free! It's impossible not to give these incredible performers a full five stars. They work tirelessly to keep everyone entertained and happy. Perfect for kids of all ages, and I never get bored, no matter how often I watch. Thank you to the team for their hard work and stunning performances!

If you've been coming to Vegas for a long time, then you know Circus Circus was one of the best places for kids, for fun. We decided to check out the midway, games and the circus act. I really enjoyed it and so did my grandkids. I don't gamble and didn't stay here so I can't speak on slots or rooms. The game area reminded me of Dave & Busters, something the kids can def enjoy. It def kept the kids attention

Take a can of Lysol! The absolute worst hotel experience I've ever had.Rooms were filthy. Gunny sack bedspreads on 3 inch mattresses. Ugly rooms! Dirty carpets black and smashed down stains. Cigarette burns on the dresser that was missing a drawer. Terrible.Nothing was available as far as shows. All that was open was a kids arcade. And some shop where you pay to have fish go onto your feet. Circus yep.We left after a day and went to Treasure Island for only $20 more! Loved it there! It's like comparing a 1974 Ford pinto to a 2020 Bmw.TI is beautiful!

The circus circus entertainment acts are back at circus circus. While they are not your death defying or awe-inspiring acts typical of Cirque shows in Vegas, it's a great respite from all the adult gambling to stop and enjoy a reminder of simpler times.They post a daily show schedule and the crowds do build up in both the typical stage seating area and on the edges of the midway and even the stairs leading up to the midway. The late afternoon to evening shows are obviously the most crowded, so if you want to avoid crowds, early or late is best. Though once kids are back in school after summer, the show schedule and crowds will likely abate.

Haven't been to Circus Circus since I was a child. Back then the upstairs area (second floor), was not entirely for kids and the circus proceeded overhead almost continuously right over the gaming tables. (Think, James Bond, "Diamonds are Forever.")Now, the casino gaming is all on the first floor and the second floor is all carnival and arcade type games with a relatively small stage for five minute circus acts every half hour (sometimes only once an hour). The seating for the circus act fills up quickly and the first three rows although marked for handicapped are eventually occupied by anyone, disabled or not. We watched a troupe of Moroccan acrobats who entertained quite well with a variety of moves. The carnival games are all very hard to win at and are divided into two categories (1) games that are nearly impossible to win at and offer monstrously large prizes for a single win, and (2) games that are less than impossible but where you end up with a pretty small prize for a win. This upstairs area contains the ever rotating bar made famous in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas ("It's not ever going to stop.") which long ago stopped serving alcoholic drinks and became some sort of kiddy ride and is now completely closed and roped off (although still rotating). This is definitely some old school Vegas (apparently much of Circus Circus is unchanged since its opening in 1970, other than the reversal of the front and rear casino entrances) and is a must see attraction of sorts while it lasts.

Been here a few times before. With covid protocols in place we decided to take our child. It was pretty busy and minimal wait time for the rides. We purchased our game card and proceeded to have fun. My child really enjoyed herself. All in all it was a good time and we felt safe inside. Only downside is the confusion on what type of tickets you should purchase and where.

Room 11738. As a local who brought his wife and kids to visit vegas the first time I'm disappointed and embarrassed. My family's stay at the hotel was not up to par. As we first get in our room the carpets were dirty, the bathroom wasn't clean, there were sex cuffs my daughter found in the room as we were unpacking so we call down to room service they come up and clean everything but still leave the sex cuffs! So we call down again they said they would bring someone up, left came back and still no one. The maid service that you pay for in your resort fee isn't worth it, we've contacted them so many times they only came up once and we've only had one set of fresh towels the whole 6 days we stayed, then after all this on the first day my wife gets followed and harassed by there security for purchasing marijuana where it's legal and she has her license. We let it go. Then after trying to get to supervisor after supervisor they just keep transferring you and solve nothing. The management her name was janelle is the rudest unprofessional person I've ever delt with, and to top it off your paying the resort fee and you don't get nothing with it, the water park is shut down, the Wi-Fi doesn't work, and you don't get any room service even when you call and complain multiple times. We try telling our concerns in the nicest way possible but we get kicked out for trying to let them know how we were treated poorly. And we weren't even being rude! Or hostile ! I do not recommend this place as a local it is ran down, under poor management, and dirty.

It's a good place to take the kids and enjoy a family time. The hotel rooms are basic not much impressive but it's ok

I don't like this place . Maybe if it were situated elsewhere but I'm from California I'm not too fond of taking my kids on the strip because of all the sexual content everywhere including the casino aside from that they are kind of overpriced not kind of are very over priced . I can get way more for my money at six flags for way more rides and fun . Also it's really bad lighting inside and the food options are awful .

Road TripSummer 2016I'm really disappointed I didn't get to see any shows in Vegas this year. Since this was our last destination on our roadtrip, we were either too tired or too lazy to make any definite plans. But, hey, at least I got to see a couple circus acts with my toddler! LIKES:Free!Entertaining!Family friendly!DISLIKES:Seats fill up quickly.A douche bag can block your view if you stand on the side to watch.Schedule of shows is hard to find. (I wish it was on the Circus Circus Channel or somewhere in the hotel room.)