Adam Jewell - Search & Affiliate Marketing

Zumanity from Cirque du Soleil is probably one of the shows you think of when you think of Vegas. You’ve probably at least heard of it even if you have no idea what it really is. Up until yesterday I ws one of those people. I heard about it, heard it was a sensual show, heard some people felt like they were going to yak when watching it, heard it was hosted by a transvestite, heard you had to have an open mind to enjoy it, and if you like that sort of thing you’ll like it and if ya don’t ya wont.

Well, I’ve never been much of a fan of theater or cabaret or even given it much of a chance. Zumanity was the last of four shows I went to in two days and it really was an excellent show. It wasn’t the kind of thing I’d go to one a regular basis but was the kind of thing I’d go to again.

Getting tickets:

I tend to be somewhat frugal when it comes to some things. Why pay $150 for something you can get for $75 right? Instead of buying tickets for Zumanity or any other show prior to heading to Vegas, I found there are some places that sell discounted tickets the day of the show for up to 50% off just like the broadway deals in New York City. The one I went to tix4tonight.

When you call the number on the website, they give you a partial list of shows but don’t mention many of the better shows they have tickets for. In any case, I got lower orchestra Zumanity tickets for about $70.00/seat three rows back and a little to the right of the stage. Awesome seats! Not half price but still a savings of $30 or so. The theater where they have the show is pretty small so any seat would be a good seat but if you have the opportunity to get closer its worth a few extra bucks. You won’t get a bad set for Zumanity but you can great really good seats.

Review of Cirque du Soleil Zumanity In Las Vegas:

Well, I didn’t quite know what to expect. Before the show really starts, there is a guy who entertains the audience for a while, tossing out sexual inuendos, engaging and involving the audience along with a few voluptuous women. It’s humourous but tasteful.

There is a tranny that host the remainder of the show. There is a contortionist in the show which always makes me a bit squeamish but that was a small part. The whole show is an exploration of human sexuality. There are lots of acrobtics, innuendos, humor, sensual dances, a little person and some other people flying all over the stage.

If you’re in Vegas and you get the chance to go, check it out. If you are really conservtive, ya might not like it but then if you can’t handle something like Zumanity, what are you doing in Vegas?