O by Cirque du Soleil Tickets

Reviewed by the Vegas Guide editorial team · Updated September 2026

Cirque's aquatic flagship at Bellagio: a 1.5-million-gallon pool swallows and reveals the stage under divers, swimmers and aerialists. Wed–Sun, 90 minutes, ages 5+.

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O by Cirque du Soleil Showtimes & Schedule

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Thu 29 Oct 6:30 PM 'O' Theatre at Bellagio Las Vegas Get tickets
Thu 29 Oct 9:00 PM 'O' Theatre at Bellagio Las Vegas Get tickets
Fri 30 Oct 6:30 PM 'O' Theatre at Bellagio Las Vegas Get tickets
Fri 30 Oct 9:00 PM 'O' Theatre at Bellagio Las Vegas Get tickets
Sat 31 Oct 6:30 PM 'O' Theatre at Bellagio Las Vegas Get tickets
Sat 31 Oct 9:00 PM 'O' Theatre at Bellagio Las Vegas Get tickets

Is “O” Worth It? Honest Review, Tickets & Seating Tips

“O” is Cirque du Soleil's aquatic flagship, staged since 1998 in a Bellagio theater built around a 1.5-million-gallon pool. The stage floor rises and vanishes beneath the performers mid-act, so synchronized swimmers, divers and aerialists trade places with a fluidity no touring production can copy - it remains the show the other Vegas Cirques are measured against.

It is also the priciest of them: listed seats start near $140 on the cheapest dates and closer to $175 on most nights, with premium categories well past $300, so bargain-night math does not apply here. Center seats a few rows up read the pool's depth best, while the far side sections flatten the picture - they are the wrong place to save money. The show runs 90 minutes without intermission, Wednesday through Sunday at 6:30 and 9 PM (dark Monday and Tuesday), and the theater empties slowly, so don't book a tight dinner afterward. Ages 5 and up; cameras and anything bigger than a small purse are turned away at the door.

Insider tipBuy center sections a few rows up - from the far sides the pool reads as a flat sheet and you lose the depth that justifies the price. And plan a loose evening: the theater empties slowly, so a dinner reservation 15 minutes after curtain-fall is asking for stress.

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Venue

Bellagio

★★★★★

The Bellagio, a AAA Four Diamond luxury resort, sits in the heart of the Strip, pairing Italian-inspired elegance with its world-famous dancing fountains, a lush seasonal Conservatory, gourmet dining and a vast casino. A romantic, upscale base for couples and first-time visitors, from $207/night.

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3600 S. Las Vegas Blvd.

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Frequently asked questions

What days does “O” run?

Wednesday through Sunday at 6:30 and 9 PM, dark Monday and Tuesday, with occasional holiday matinees - check the calendar for your exact week rather than assuming.

Which seats are worth it?

Center sections a few rows above the pool level - the water work reads in three dimensions from there. The extreme side sections flatten the whole effect and are the last place to economize; the first rows sit in light spray range.

Can I bring a camera or a backpack?

No - cameras and recording devices are strictly prohibited, and oversized bags are turned away, so travel light and check the current bag policy on your ticket.

Is “O” okay for kids?

The minimum age is 5, and the show is visually gentle - but long dark stretches and sudden loud passages can rattle younger kids. Mystère is the easier first Cirque for a family.

Parking and arrival at Bellagio?

Bellagio self-parking runs about $18 to $25 a day depending on the day of the week, valet $35 to $40. The O Theatre sits off the lobby near the Conservatory; arrive about 30 minutes early - seating is slow, and so is the exit afterward.