Auana by Cirque du Soleil Show Ticket in Honolulu

I attended with my 8-year-old and 4-year-old children. The price wasn't cheap, so I hesitated quite a bit and ended up buying tickets the day before, but I'm glad we went. The total duration was about 80 minutes, which was perfect for the kids, and the venue was cozy, creating an immersive experience. I believe any seat would offer a great view (I was immediately contacted by email when the seats I initially requested couldn't be arranged side-by-side, allowing me to adjust the time and location). It was a valuable experience.

breathing and beautiful… great for all ages and a must… there is no seat with a bad view .. story telling done extremely well

This show is quite new, having officially premiered in mid-December of last year. The theater space isn't large, but the performance is absolutely amazing! The stunts are spectacular, and the interludes by the emcee are consistently hilarious and side-splitting. The integration of Hawaiian elements into the show's content is truly unique, setting it apart from other Cirque du Soleil productions. It's simply awesome! 👍🏽

I went with my 9-year-old child. The time flew by from beginning to end. Rather than Cirque du Soleil, the show felt more like enjoying a traditional Hawaiian show with the performers while drinking and having a good time.

I had a lot of fun. There were thrilling acrobatics, comedy that everyone can enjoy, and the healing music of Hawaii. If you go to Hawaii, I highly recommend seeing it. I recommend going to the theater a little early to enjoy the atmosphere.

Although the venue and stage were small, the performance was breathtaking. I highly recommend seeing it if you visit Honolulu. The audience-interactive performance was so interesting and enjoyable that I'd love to go again.

Great value for the price! Just a heads up, you'll need to exchange the QR code voucher you receive for a physical ticket; you can't enter directly with the QR code.

This is different from the Cirque du Soleil shows in Japan. It wasn't just watching, but a fun show that involved the audience as well.

great show with lots variety. our 18months old toddler enjoyed it as well.

The show itself was wonderful and very enjoyable, really capturing the world of Hawaii. However, a group of five Asians (I think?) in front of me, next to me, and diagonally in front of me were filming videos on their phones, and the light was so bright. I was irritated by their lack of manners, and it ruined the show for me. The staff only lightly warned them once and then did nothing else. I'm not sure if I'm being narrow-minded or if it's okay because this is America, but I was very disappointed by that.