KA by Cirque du Soleil in Las Vegas, NV

How long is KA Cirque du Soleil?

KA runs for 1 hour and 30 minutes without intermission.

What is KA Cirque du Soleil about?

KA is an epic story of a girl and boy twins who embark on a perilous journey to fulfill their shared destiny. Combining acrobatic prowess, martial arts, puppets, interactive video projections, and pyrotechnics gives life to a magical story.

What does KA mean?

The word KA goes back to an ancient Egyptian belief in a spiritual duplicate of the body—that which accompanies all of us throughout this life and into the next. In the story of KA, this spirit connects our two heroes as they make their separate ways through life, love, and an empire at war.

Where can I watch KA by Cirque du Soleil?

KA is performed at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Is the show appropriate for children?

Due to some scenes that incorporate loud noises and darkness, children under the age of three are not permitted in the theater, and all children 17 years old and younger must be accompanied by an adult.

Is KA by Cirque du Soleil family-friendly?

Yes, but please note that some scenes incorporate loud noises and moments of darkness that might frighten children.

Can I take photos inside KA theater?

You are allowed to take photos inside the KA theater but only until 15 minutes before showtime. Photo and video recording during the performance are strictly prohibited for the safety of artists and guests.

Is there a pre-show?

KA has two different pre-show:15 minutes before each show at the KA lobby and 5 minutes before showtime in the theater.

Are outside food and drinks allowed inside KA theater?

Outside beverages are allowed inside the KA theater but no outside food. Food and drinks purchased from the full-service concession stand at the KA lobby may be brought into the theater.

Where are the nearest restrooms?

Restrooms are conveniently located in the KA lobby.

Is there wheelchair-accessible seating available?

Yes, there are wheelchair-accessible seats for patrons with wheelchairs and their guests. An accessible seat location may not have a seat.

Are there theatrical effects in the show that guests should be aware of?

Several theatrical elements used in the show include pyrotechnics, fog, flashing lights, and loud noises. Kindly consider checking these for guests with sensory sensitivity.