Circuses showcase people who can perform amazing physical feats, such as contorting their bodies into pretzels or making their feet grow big. See natural-born performers with this GrouponLive deal.
The Deal
- Cirque Italia
- When: March 28–March 30
- Where: 200 W Vine St in Kissimmee
- Door time: one hour before showtime
- Ticket values include all fees. <p>
Ticketing Options
- $11 for one child general-admission ticket in level-two seating (up to $21 value)
- $19 for one adult general-admission ticket in level-two seating (up to $36 value)
- $27 for one child general-admission ticket in level-one seating (up to $51 value)
- $30 for one adult general-admission ticket in level-one seating (up to $56 value)
- Click here to view the seating chart. Level-one seating is highlighted in yellow on the seating chart, and level-two seating is highlighted in blue. <p>
No outside offers through Cirque Italia are valid in conjunction with Groupon offer.
Cirque Italia
At Cirque Italia, aerialists and acrobats look down to see a very unusual set: a 35,000-gallon water tank. As the high-energy [acts](http://gr.pn/19mKaWI) swing from ropes and flip over trapezes, fountain jets below crisscross in mesmerizing patterns. Among them, the bicycle of death-defying Capitolino Mitrovich navigates a high wire strung precariously across the tent. On the ground, the strongmen of Duo A&A put their muscle-bound physiques to work, pulling feats of strength such as balancing from each other's heads on one hand and unloading a clown car full of groceries. In a nod to the aquatic setting, Corissa Wilson does a mermaid act in midair. And between acts, Coco the Clown—who once set a Guinness World Record for riding a 5-inch bicycle—keeps the crowd's spirits high as the human pyramid. Other world record holders, The Juggling Fusco Twins, put their club-juggling abilities on display alongside a hula hooper who prances alongside a ring of water and an Italian singing act that performs while upside down. Many of the acts come from around the world, whether they're twisting and flipping atop a towering coat rack or manipulating beams of laser light in the Laserman 260 show in the towering 70-foot tall big-top tent.
Cirque Italia
At Cirque Italia, aerialists and acrobats look down to see a very unusual set: a 35,000-gallon water tank. As the high-energy acts swing from ropes and flip over trapezes, curtains of rain and fountain jets crisscross in time to each move. Among them, the Verticali act, in which seasoned performer Gimmi Fornaciari sings classical Italian songs while suspended upside down high above the ground.
On the ground, Fornaciari returns as Laser Man, deftly defying the laws of physics by holding, splitting, and even wielding beams of green laser energy. In a nod to the aquatic setting, Morgaine Rosenthal does a mermaid act, rising from her shell before ascending into the air for a grace corde lisse performance. And between acts, Coco the Clown—who once set a Guinness World Record for riding a 5-inch bicycle—keeps the crowd's spirits high as the human pyramid. Other captivating sights include the humorous antics of the Twin Sailor's Duo Lira act, human-sized bubbles, and Montalvo's trio, who balance and pose atop the reed-like structure of their precarious Chinese pole.
In addition to acting as a love letter to the traditions of the Italian circus, the latest Cirque Italia show is also a tribute to the ingenuity of founder Manuel Rebecchi. As the nephew of Moira Orfei, the world-renowned queen of the Italian circus, Rebecchi combined his family's pedigree with his own groundbreaking ideas to form a company that leaves crowds breathless and competitors hurrying to catch up.
Tips
85% of 645 customers recommend
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“all seats are good no need to upgrade”
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“Amazing show! Level 2 tickets are a slightly better view because the clowns and several acts use the aisles in front!”
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“An amazing show!”
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