Cirque du Soleil tickets

845 upcoming dates · from $66

Cirque du Soleil is a Canadian company that rebuilt circus around acrobatics, live music and theatrical staging, without animals. Listings here cover its resident and touring productions, with real-time pricing and no fees added at checkout.

Next: Sun, Oct 25, 20268 venues across 4 cities

Cirque du Soleil ticket prices

From: $66
Typical: $153
On sale: 845

Prices have held steady over the last 30 days. Tuesday dates are usually the cheapest way to see Cirque du Soleil, from a typical $119.

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About Cirque du Soleil

Cirque du Soleil is not one show. It is a company running many productions at the same time, and they differ from each other far more than the shared name suggests. Reading about one tells you very little about another, which is the single most useful thing to know before booking.

The clearest split is between resident and touring productions. A resident show was built into a purpose-made theatre and cannot leave it, so its staging can use the whole building as a machine: water, moving floors, staging that works vertically as well as across. A touring production has to come apart and go back together in a new city every few weeks, so it plays arenas or a big top and gets its effect from the performers rather than from the architecture. Neither is better. They are different products at similar prices.

Seating follows from that. Much of the work happens well above the stage floor, so the front row is not automatically the best seat in the house: sit too close and you spend the evening looking up, losing the shapes the company builds in the air. The middle of the house, slightly raised, is usually where the staging is designed to be read from. Seats hard to the side and close to the stage are the ones most likely to lose sightlines into deep or layered staging.

The shows tend to run around ninety minutes to two hours, and many play without an interval. There is little or no dialogue that needs translating, which makes them unusually easy to attend in a country whose language you do not speak, and is part of why they work for mixed groups and for children old enough to sit through them.

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Frequently asked questions

How much do Cirque du Soleil tickets cost?

On PickStub, Cirque du Soleil tickets currently start at $66. Across the 845 upcoming dates, the typical cheapest ticket is $153. Prices are live and change as listings sell.

Where can I find the cheapest Cirque du Soleil tickets?

The lowest price right now is for Cirque du Soleil - Mystere on November 30, 2026 at Mystere Theatre At Treasure Island - Las Vegas, Las Vegas, from $66.

What is the cheapest day to see Cirque du Soleil?

Tuesday dates are the cheapest, with a typical cheapest ticket of $119, compared with $153 across all upcoming dates.

Are Cirque du Soleil ticket prices going up?

Prices have held steady: over the last 30 days, the cheapest ticket for a typical Cirque du Soleil date has barely moved.

Are all Cirque du Soleil shows the same?

No. The company runs many productions at once and they differ substantially in staging, tone and length. A review or recommendation for one production tells you little about another, so read the listing for the specific show you are booking.

What is the difference between a resident show and a touring one?

Resident productions are built into a purpose-made theatre and use the whole building, including effects that cannot travel. Touring productions are designed to be dismantled and rebuilt in each city, so they play arenas or big tops and lean more on the performers than on the venue.

Is the front row the best seat?

Usually not. A lot of the performance happens high above the stage, so sitting very close means looking up all evening and losing the shapes built in the air. The middle of the house, slightly elevated, is generally where the staging reads best.

Is there dialogue I need to understand?

Very little. The shows are built on movement, music and visual staging rather than spoken language, which makes them straightforward to attend without speaking the local language.

Is PickStub affiliated with Cirque du Soleil?

No. PickStub is an independent marketplace with no affiliation to Cirque du Soleil or any of its productions. Orders are covered by the PickStub buyer guarantee.