I had read mixed reviews on this show on Trip Advisor prior to our trip to Las Vegas, but since we are Beatles fans, decided to see the show for ourselves and I'm glad we did! This is not a "conventional" Cirque du Soleil show--the star is definitely the music and the show acts are meant to enhance your musical experience--the show had a lot of choreography (which I enjoyed) and some 'physical acts' that you usually associate with Cirque du Soleil shows. In my opinion, many of the songs and the acts that accompanied them are what a "Beatles Music Video might look like". The show's acoustics are amazing--it was halfway through the show when I pointed out to my husband that each seat's headrests have their own speakers which added to the 'surround sound' experience and I have to agree with the other reviewers that this was probably the closest experience you could get to seeing the Beatles in concert (including banter between the Beatles between songs). The acts were pretty good (a couple of the slower Beatles' songs I could have done without) and the skateboarders with their ramps and the 'jumping acrobats' were definitely the high point acts that accompanied the songs. A lot ot the acts' symbolism and costumes tied nicely in with the music. Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds was a neat visual experience. The music is loud (like a concert) but if you like the Beatles' music, this is a 'must see' show while in Vegas.

We saw this show on Sunday, January 21st at 7:00pm. We were completely enthralled with it and can't wait to see it again! People are correct, it's not your typical Cirque Du Soleil show with mostly acrobatics but what they do include are incredible and amazing. The music is sensational, with speakers inserted into your seat right behind your head as well as in the seat back in front of you so you are literally surrounded by sound.
The costumes and sets are amazing and completely tell the story of each song. The sheet made of sheer material that comes out over the audience about three quarters of the way through the show only goes up to Row O of the upper orchestra (not over the entire theater as one reviewer stated) and stays out there for about 90 seconds or so. I am extremely claustrophobic but I didn't want this to keep me from experiencing the entire show so when it started to come over us being held up off our heads by the ushers, (we were in Row M of the upper orchestra), I put my head down and closed my eyes. It was over before I knew it and then I had the pleasure of enjoying the rest of the wonderful performance that I would have missed out on had I let this keep me away.
I spoke to the very helpful people at the ticket counter about my concerns before we went in and they gave me all of the information I needed to help me understand what was coming and when. Thanks to those of you who mentioned this piece of the show in your reviews without giving too much away so that I could be prepared ahead of time and enjoy myself.
Fortunately for us, there were no technical difficulties so we got to see it from beginning to end and only wished it was longer.

Boring, Boring, Boring. Just returned from Vegas and was very excited to see this show; what a dissapointment! After seeing Mystere, this was a total let down...slow begining, weird and 'out there' themes, more writhing around on the floor and jumping around than anything. Even the acrobatics were a let down. True Cirque fans...save your money and go see a different show. I will say the music was great but that's about it.

If you don't care for Beatles music, stop right here. This is a show for fans! I know every word of every Beatles song and i enjoyed this Cirque performance immensely. I had seen another Cirque show elsewhere, and this one was much better because it stripped away the unnecessary fluff like too much clowning, too many breaks in the action. This show was jam-packed with talented folks creating an acid-trip of a performance. This one was money well spent!