Jordan Circus Tickets

I read some terrible reviews of this circus that made me nervous but I am SO glad we went! It was an amazing show. This was a classic circus with wonderful performances. Not only did my three boys love it (ages 7, 4 and 1) but I found myself thrilled by the show more often than not! It was great! There were tigers, an elephant, ponies, camels, motorcycles with stunts galore and so much more. We WILL be seeing them again.

The stage and equipment looked cheap! The acts/tricks were nothing impressive. My kids did not stay interested and we left halfway through the show.

I definitely felt this was not worth the money. The best part was watching the elephants. Make sure you sit in the middle section because if your at an end it's really hard to see what's going on at the other side. There were also inappropriate parts I felt my kids did not need to witness such as a man and his drunk horse story very strange also the man getting slapped by a women. And during the tigers the tiger was not doing what it was suppose to (part of the act) and the Trainor was pulling him by the leg and pretend to stomp on him which to young kids looks real. It was filled with girls barely dressed dancing and rope dancing thought I was at the strip club many times during the show.

We spend 100 for 3 people to go to this show so that we could be right up front with my 4 year old. While the show was alright is certainly was not worth the cost. Additionally what I have the biggest problem with was that while they sold tickets for the entire center the performance was done completely facing one side only so while we could see what was going on somewhat we spent most of the show staring at the performers backs which I find to be unacceptable for the price they charged to have a first row view of nothing but the back side of props and performers and the rear end of the animals.

This being the first circus I have ever been to I was very disappointed! The show consisted of about a 3 minute tiger show for the opening act and then maybe a 5 minute act with the elephants at the end of the show and that was it for the exotic animals!!. They had 2 dog acts that were longer than the tigers and elephants. Sorry but I didn't go to the circus to see dogs perform. Now that being said the dog show was good and the performers were overall pretty good. I felt they attempt to nickel and dime you through advertising of what they sell and the rides before, halfway, and after the show. I. Believe the show has the foundation in place to be very good if a few changes are made.

If you've ever been to a Barnum & Bailey Circus then the Jordan circus is sure to disappoint you. The acts were short & without content, the girls were scantily clad, & the men were tubby. (Example: the motorcycle act consisted of exactly 1 run that was half the length of the arena, with the rest of the act involving the bondage of a half-dressed woman.) During "intermission" children were lured to the circus rings to participate in elephant rides, pony rides, & photos w/ snakes & baby alligators... This is all at an extra expense, & those of us not partaking were forced to sit & wait through an extra-long intermission... They aren't shutting down those rides as long as there's a line! In general, I thought I'd time-traveled back 140 years to a traveling carnival, and was waiting for them to call out "be first in line to have your picture made with the fat lady!" I was embarrassed to be there.

It was a wonderful circus. Intermission was a little long for little kids to sit through, I purchased my tickets online for adults, then had to get the "free ticket vouchers" so we still had to wait in line, then the "free kids" seats were no where near the ticketed seats I purchased online.

This was not a huge show, but entertaining non the less. There were plenty of daredevil moments, which I believe was the highlight of the show. They had tigers and elephants which were beautiful. They charged $10 to take a picture with a snake, and $10 to ride an elephant in a small circle twice. Maybe if the price was taken down to $5 during this economy it would work out better and you wouldn't leave thinking you gave the farm away. Overall, I would recommend.