Awakening

Awakening Tickets

Wynn's technological answer to Cirque — a 1,600-seat theater-in-the-round with a shape-shifting floor, drones and Anthony Hopkins narrating. 80 minutes, ages 5+.

Is Awakening Worth It? Honest Review, Tickets & Seating Tips

Awakening is Wynn's swing at out-teching Cirque: a purpose-built 1,600-seat theater-in-the-round where the floor lifts and splits, drones and projections swallow the room, and Anthony Hopkins narrates a fable about light returning to a darkened world. You sit wrapped around the stage, never more than a few rows from the action — the staging technology, not the story, is the star attraction.

That focus is also the honest dividing line: visitors who come for spectacle leave stunned, while story-first theatergoers find the fable thin under the hardware. It is a full sensory load — pyrotechnics, strobes, theatrical smoke and heightened audio, per Wynn's own advisory — so sensory-sensitive guests should think twice. The run is 80 minutes with no intermission, playing five nights a week on a pattern that shifts by season (two performances most nights — check the Wynn calendar for your date). Listed seats typically start in the low $70s and climb steeply in peak weeks. Ages 5 and up with their own ticket; 5–17 with an adult. Light dress code: no swimwear or flip-flops.

Insider tipPrices swing hard by season here — peak-summer weeks can nearly double a shoulder-date ticket, so if your trip is flexible, compare a few weeks in the calendar before locking the date.
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Venue

3131 S. Las Vegas Blvd.

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Frequently asked questions

What nights does Awakening run?

Five nights a week with two shows most performance nights — but the exact days have shifted over the run, so treat any printed pattern as provisional and check the Wynn calendar for your specific date.

Is it too intense for kids or sensitive viewers?

Wynn's own advisory lists pyrotechnics, strobe and dynamic lighting, theatrical smoke and heightened audio. Kids 5+ are admitted (5–17 with an adult), but anyone sensitive to flashing lights or loud hits should sit higher and further back — or pick a gentler show.

Where are the best seats in the round?

The room wraps 360° around the stage, so there's no “front,” and nothing is far away. Mid-height rows read the floor transformations and drone work best; accessible seating sits in the last row of each section.

Can I take photos?

Phones only, non-flash, and brief clips at most — no professional cameras. Flash or long recording gets you a fast usher visit.

Is there a dress code?

A light one: no swimsuits, no flip-flops. Standard casual is fine — it's a Wynn room, so most guests dress a notch up anyway.
Rating

4.6

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Price from $73
Run Time 80 minutes
Categories Variety, Family Shows, Top Seller
Venue Awakening Theater, Wynn Las Vegas
Address 3131 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
Age Ages 5+ (own ticket); ages 5–17 with an adult

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