Circus & Specialty Acts
This is the second year my family and I have gone to the circus. We have enjoyed it both times so far and they always change it up, there’s never the same thing twice. We will definitely be planning on going a third year!
The circus itself was fine. But they allowed way too many people inside. I understand that they have capacity availability, but we ended up leaving because it was just too packed. Can’t have that much fun when you can’t even move your arms or enjoy your food without somebody else close enough to touch it
The prices are going up and the quality of the acts is going down. Having said that, it was still a blast, my kids loved it, and I would go again another year.
Our memories of attending this circus from our childhood had us very excited to see the circus again with our grandchildren. The Shriners helped seat us so that our elderly parents could sit in a handicapped section. We realized our view of the circus was nothing but the lights glaring in our eyes, and at intermission our parents were too tired to move the handicapped seats very close to the action of the circus. The performers that were there seemed like small town fair acts. The ladies that climbed ropes would’ve been cool but from our seats all we could see were yellow ropes spinning in the darkness. Joko was funny, the dogs were cute. The rest seemed like a small town home days run by volunteers. We left wondering what we spent over $300 for. Next year we will make the trip to NH to see Santa’s Village or Storyland, and probably save money even with traveling. We won’t be returning.
From purchasing the tickets to check in at the door, everything was super quick and easy. And having access to the app, for the tickets was convenient ! Less things for me to lose!
Took my 10 year daughter and family to see the show. The show was entertaining but there was a short 10 min skit of the shrine clowns which I thought was weird I thought they would have been on stage for a longer time. It was expected that I was going spend money on the concession stands and for souvenirs but they also had rides, animal rides and bouncy houses. Which was all $10 and up just for one thing. It was sad to see that they made time before the show and an intermission to over charge children who just want to go on rides and have fun. It could have been a lot more affordable especially for big families and more children would have been able to enjoy as well. I ended spending $20 just for face painting and one ride…$15 for a camel Ride for one person which consisted of the camel going in a circle twice….
The clowns were great! Everything else was too expensive and didn’t get to experience things during intermission because the lines were too long.
Over $100 for a family of 4 to get tickets. Money grab rides and booths on the floor before the show and during intermission ($10 per kid for a 1 minute pony ride or fair ride). Only 15minutes of acts in the second act. My kids were bored very quickly after it started.
It was not good at all...it was short and kinda boring compared to many past yrs. And $15 each for a 1 minute camel ride i was like wow. The acts were j7st plain dull and boring. I definitely will not go hack to this one. 4 very short acts than intemission already . Definitely not as long as it used to be by any means and the acts were mediocre at best.
It was alright. My daughter had fun. That’s all that counts.